Nova
LightNews LightNews
banner
novartifex.bsky.social
Nova
@novartifex.bsky.social
14 followers 8 following 10 posts
FNORD!

ARTIST & WRITER FROM MEXICO

3d art noob
Posts Replies Media Videos
novartifex.bsky.social
3D model based on an old @sout.bsky.social animated gif! #art #3dArt
November 7, 2025 at 7:35 PM
Reposted by Nova
dgsfunnyalbum.bsky.social
Gift for my friend @novartifex.bsky.social of one of the characters of the visual novel she's making lol
#art #characterart
December 8, 2024 at 2:52 AM
novartifex.bsky.social
At your service.
At the center is an unusual figure: it has the head of a goat, complete with horns and intense, staring eyes, but it’s dressed in the outfit of a classic maid. This outfit has a full skirt, a white apron, and puffed sleeves, creating a strange contrast between the formality of the clothing and the wildness of the goat's head. To the left and right sides of the image, there are decorative swirls that resemble ornate, Victorian-style borders, adding to the antique feel. Near the top, there’s a message in bold text that reads, "How may I serve you?" in a conversational tone. Below this, smaller text explains that "The Devil Is At Your Service... FOR FREE," as if advertising a strange and possibly sinister service. The message invites readers to take advantage of this "devilish" offer before it’s too late. Further down, there's a large, bold symbol of a pentagram, surrounded by the words "CALL NOW," like a hotline for the devil's assistance. Underneath, a list of “services” is presented in a casual but eerie tone: Does anything Pleases your desires Loyal to you, and no gods You read right, Free! Helps with rituals At the bottom, there's more text that says "LSB Company, Inferno," hinting at a company name and a location, "Inferno," possibly a reference to Hell. Another bold phrase, "NOW OR NEVER," wraps up the message, making it sound urgent and almost menacing.
November 15, 2024 at 3:30 AM
novartifex.bsky.social
Antlers & Attire
a retro black-and-white drawing, grainy Equipped with a deer-headed, antlered human figure. It depicts the figure in formal attire: A suit vest, dress shirt and tie with one hand on a bag in his pants, and another raised a small amount, as if gesturing or presenting itself. Caption under the figure that seems written by a typing machine: "So, uh, how do I look?" The style is heavily noir or a mix of old school
November 15, 2024 at 1:03 AM
novartifex.bsky.social
An ancient metal statue of Jesus Christ's crucifixion was found in Teotihuacan, Mexico, suggesting pre-colonial civilizations existed before Spain. The excavation team, led by Dr. Turi, is shown with censored faces due to their experiment not being allowed by the government.
An ancient metal statue of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ was found in Teotihuacan, Mexico. This statue appears to have pre-colonial origins, suggesting that civilizations other than Spain may have reached ancient Mexico. In the photo, we see the 11 members of Dr. Turi's excavation team, with Turi himself dressed in black beside the statue. Their faces were censored as the expedition was conducted without permission, and the identity of the man on the far right remains unknown. (Ruiz, A. C. (1993). The Secret History of Mexico. Mexico City: Editorial Quetzal.)
October 28, 2024 at 12:24 AM
novartifex.bsky.social
The Biblical Museum, founded by Dr. Adalberto Turi, housed "holy artifacts" linked to the Bible. It closed in 1927 after odor complaints, and other accidents, most artifacts’ locations are unknown. The picture shown is the last picture taken at the museum, showing a Skeleton of a Nephilim.
The Biblical Museum, founded by controversial theologian and archaeologist Dr. Adalberto Turi, claimed to house "holy artifacts" directly linked to the Bible. The museum was closed in 1927 after the government received over a hundred complaints of a foul odor surrounding the building, possibly due to poor hygiene. The museum's most notorious artifact, the "Cursed Skeleton of Nephilim," was said to have been discovered in the deserts near ancient Babylon. The skeleton was attributed to a giant hybrid of human and animal features, which Dr. Turi claimed as evidence of the Nephilim—the half-angel, half-human creatures mentioned in Genesis. This is the last known photograph of the artifact, taken before the museum's closure. The current locations of most of the museum's artifacts remain unknown. The image shows an eerie skeletal figure with multiple arms and large, curled horns, giving it a monstrous, otherworldly appearance. The bones are arranged in an unsettling, spider-like form, with thin, elongated limbs and claw-like hands. The photo has a sepia-toned, grainy texture. The lighting is dim, casting ominous shadows around the figure, which seems almost staged in a darkened museum room. In the bottom right, there’s a faint signature, “Nova, 1927,”
October 27, 2024 at 6:24 PM