KDK 1200 AM

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Broadcasting the past, present, and future of horror from the backrooms of Seltsame Engel in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin. Tune to Portal Theta-9 for best reception. Your hosts: Phineas & Floy Technician: Kit

Illustrations I did for Arthur Machen's "Novel of the Black Seal" Wallpapers for this image are available for my patreon backers. Join today to get yours using the link in my bio.

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What a wonderful digital art book for #InverteFest! 🔥 A huge thank you to all the artists who contributed art and all the folks who worked to publish the book. 🙌 @franzanth.bsky.social @saimihanma.bsky.social #Art #SciArt

franz@franzanth.bsky.social · last mo.

We present: The Art of #InverteFest - August 2026 Edition A digital art book showcasing the work of 100 artists, in celebration of overlooked invertebrate fauna. Thank you to the artists who contributed to our book! Download & submit to the next edition: invertefest.com/#artbook #Art #SciArt

a promo image showing various pages from the book, each page showcasing different animals like a mantis, trilobite, cephalopod, beetle grub, tick, among others. the art featured shows a range of different medium, including 3D, paper cutout, pixel art, and so on.

Sleepless 👁️🐑 We’ve all been told to count sheep when we can’t sleep. But what happens when insomnia takes over and those harmless thoughts start to mutate? Excited to share that it will be part of the Visions group show! www.hinge-artist-collective.com/visions

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Kit gave us an easy one today - so many monsters are far kinder than any human. A favorite is Ken Kaneki of Tokyo Ghoul. Turned into a ghoul, Kaneki faces eating human flesh to survive, but refuses to take that which is not willingly given. #kdk1200 #Invertefest #horror

Ken Kaneki of the manga & anime series Tokyo Ghoul, wearing his eye patch and mask with a zipper across the mouth.Ken Kaneki of the manga & anime series Tokyo Ghoul without his eye patch or mask, carrying a fallen friend in the snow.
KDK 1200 AM@midnightradiohour.bsky.social · last mo.

Today, Kit offers you the Largid for #Invertefest. This guy seems ready to poison you with his foul smell and flavor, but he's actually quite harmless. Bugs can be just like so many alleged monsters, not actually dangerous, just trying to survive. #kdk1200 #horror

Drawing of the Largid Bug (Stenomacra marginella). 

Caption: Ranging from Central America to the southern United States, Stenomacra uses foul-smelling and tasting secretions to deter predators. The orange and red edges serve as a warning. In fact, they are non-toxic and pose no threat to humans or other animals. They pose a minor threat to crops, injecting a substance to liquid fruits and vegetables to suck up

Yesterday Kit's #Invertefest Lopidea demanded an unusual sort of misunderstood monster, a parasite worthy of empathy. Meet Sai. Unintentionally turned by a cruelly treated krasue, she must feed, and the one who loves her must aid or stop her. Scary and sweet, it's a must-see. #kdk1200 #horror

Poster for the 2019 Thai movie Inhuman Kiss.
KDK 1200 AM@midnightradiohour.bsky.social · last mo.

For day 3 of #Invertefest, Kit offers Lopidea major. Evolution led to an unusual, devilish defense: rather than being inherent toxic, it stores the toxins of the plants it consumes. Mountain laurel contains a very nasty poison, no doubt the choice of many a murderer. #kdk1200 #horror

Drawing of the mountain laurel bug (Lopidea major).

Caption: Although Lopidea major is not inherently toxic, it stores toxins from the plants it feeds on. This species can cause severe gastrointestinal and neurological effects. Its deep scarlet color is a warning against toxicity as well as it's foul smell and taste. They are found mostly in North and Central America.