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Edit: No longer canon to the nagogin's world! The Mimics has been moved to a separate project in my later efforts to keep the Spine and its inhabitants scientifically realistic.

Nothing is lost forever. . .

From an inconsequential trinket to a forgotten shortcut, every thing, every place, and every memory will end up in the Mimics. Infinite objects of indeterminate origin combine under an unreachable sky. Anything that has, does, our could exist is here . . . somewhere. Good luck finding it. Deep enough within the eternal junkyard, size and space may cease to exist - the concept of "inside" or "outside" is relative only to which direction you look. Wanderers are quick to loose their bearings and then themselves.

The Mimics is not a safe place, nor a sane place. However, many intelligent creatures - human and beast alike - dare risk its irrationality for some thing or some place. What is it? Where? Maybe you know what yours would be be . . . maybe you'll only realize it once - if - you find it. It's safe to say that the Mimics have far more permanent residents than temporary visitors.

For Nagogin, the Mimics doubles as a lethal training ground and a place to find themselves . . . there's no self-reflection like wandering through impossibility, after all. While most youth will work to escape as soon as they find themselves within the junkyard, others, particularly elders, may choose to stay and hunt the unworthy generations that follow them. Or they could simply explore for the fun of it. Bit of a personality difference, there.

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New Gogi time!

There are actually 4 canonical ones that I've never (or only once) drawn before. Upper right is Rile, one of the elder Nagogin. He's a bit of a pest, and extraordinarily powerful in comparison to the three youth that are normally doodled here (Jouska, Burn, and Tormi). This piece is pretty messy and not the best representation of what he actually looks like, but close enough for now. (Iridescent brown/gray with MASSIVE spikes all over his upper body)

As for the background, it's a combo of hand-drawn and photo overlay/collage if anyone's curious.

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First ever sketch of the Mimics here! From mid 2018

Echos Of Home - Jouska28's Sta.sh

Description
Edit: No longer canon to the nagogin's world! The Mimics has been moved to a separate project in my later efforts to keep the Spine and its inhabitants scientifically realistic.

Nothing is lost forever. . .

From an inconsequential trinket to a forgotten shortcut, every thing, every place, and every memory will end up in the Mimics. Infinite objects of indeterminate origin combine under an unreachable sky. Anything that has, does, our could exist is here . . . somewhere. Good luck finding it. Deep enough within the eternal junkyard, size and space may cease to exist - the concept of "inside" or "outside" is relative only to which direction you look. Wanderers are quick to loose their bearings and then themselves.

The Mimics is not a safe place, nor a sane place. However, many intelligent creatures - human and beast alike - dare risk its irrationality for some thing or some place. What is it? Where? Maybe you know what yours would be be . . . maybe you'll only realize it once - if - you find it. It's safe to say that the Mimics have far more permanent residents than temporary visitors.

For Nagogin, the Mimics doubles as a lethal training ground and a place to find themselves . . . there's no self-reflection like wandering through impossibility, after all. While most youth will work to escape as soon as they find themselves within the junkyard, others, particularly elders, may choose to stay and hunt the unworthy generations that follow them. Or they could simply explore for the fun of it. Bit of a personality difference, there.

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New Gogi time!

There are actually 4 canonical ones that I've never (or only once) drawn before. Upper right is Rile, one of the elder Nagogin. He's a bit of a pest, and extraordinarily powerful in comparison to the three youth that are normally doodled here (Jouska, Burn, and Tormi). This piece is pretty messy and not the best representation of what he actually looks like, but close enough for now. (Iridescent brown/gray with MASSIVE spikes all over his upper body)

As for the background, it's a combo of hand-drawn and photo overlay/collage if anyone's curious.

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First ever sketch of the Mimics here! From mid 2018

Echos Of Home - Jouska28's Sta.sh