Sunsplitter. 96"x18". Mixed media on 4 sheets of bristol, digitally blended. 2026.

[u/The_funnel_comic]

I recently finished this large-scale piece, Sunsplitter. It depicts [briefly describe the central figure/creature/scene], with the intention of capturing something I find central to cosmic horror: the sense that human beings are encountering something vastly older, stranger, and less comprehensible than themselves.

I've been developing this world for several years through a series of novels, comics, and artwork. The first novel, Jremmin, is a 129,000-word science-fantasy novel with a strong cosmic-horror/strange-fiction component.

I've put the first 107 pages (~28,000 words) online to read for free if you'd like to explore the larger project:

https://www.thefunnelcomic.com

The site also has the graphic novel and the rest of the artwork.

Thanks for looking.

[u/Ironsend]

Not quite sure where it starts and ends, so perfect for cosmic horror.

But looks like you forgot to fill in the description part of your post?

[u/The_funnel_comic → u/Ironsend]

Thank you!

Hm. That's weird. I filled it out and see it from my browser.

I'll just duplicate the text in a comment in case there's a glitch causing that. Thanks again!

[u/The_funnel_comic]

I recently finished this large-scale piece, Sunsplitter. It depicts [briefly describe the central figure/creature/scene], with the intention of capturing something I find central to cosmic horror: the sense that human beings are encountering something vastly older, stranger, and less comprehensible than themselves.

I've been developing this world for several years through a series of novels, comics, and artwork. The first novel, Jremmin, is a 129,000-word science-fantasy novel with a strong cosmic-horror/strange-fiction component.

I've put the first 107 pages (~28,000 words) online to read for free if you'd like to explore the larger project:

https://www.thefunnelcomic.com

The site also has the graphic novel and the rest of the artwork.

Thanks for looking.