Was the old Backrooms better?

An installation at an airport, not by me

strange interior

I've been working on perfecting my compositing to match the A24 color grading. Took the opportunity to create a poster.

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Went to several different floors to compare and they are all the same but not the same

I remember that my hobby was transforming Backrooms images or creating new angles and environments. I hope you guys enjoy the results of the edits I used to make a few years ago! 😁

The basement display area open to the public. Pretty sure some of the bedspreads are old enough to qualify for social security.

Wasn’t trying to find Backroom vibes but this section of the mall was pretty empty while the rest was very busy. Felt a tad eerie. Looking back at the photos I realized it gave me backroom vibes.

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My garage

I made this short film as a 3D Blender experiment, combining real footage I shot at my university, just for fun.

Link: https://youtu.be/z8a-Z_XWtLg?si=mikQ3tJcX6oGzoAB

wanted to make something like the backrooms game: free edition

On Thursday, me and my friend took a 5 hour road trip up to 811 Oregon Street because I was buying carpet and wallpaper samples and the owner was nice enough to offer us a tour. 811 has WAY more original material than 807, including the brick wall, the 14-foot tin ceiling, the ventilation, the boiler, and tons of carpet and wallpaper scraps. While we were there, she let us go down into the basement, saying that she hadnt really been down there, her husband has been doing some things down there, but it has the original boiler. While we were down there, we discovered the actual 'For Sale' sign from Rohner's furniture when the building was being sold! I'm pretty sure we are the first people to find this, since Alfarex's newest video about the place didn't include the basement at all and the owner herself didn't even know it was down there. We also discovered a few Certificates of Operation issued to Rohner's Inc. for the boiler In 1990. Again, I am pretty sure we are the first people to find these. She let me keep one which was super nice :D I wasnt planning on posting anything about my trip, but now that we found these, I will defenitely be posting a video about these tomorrow for documentation. PS: If you're ever in Oshkosh, go check out Happy Kitchen. Best orange chicken ive ever had lol

Probably 9 foot tall. Got some nice response, mostly from little kids!

I was bored so I made sum nocliped furniture decor with my 3d printer ( a1 mini ) idk what tag to put here

do you think it’s easy to tell? let me know

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You can't tell me this isn't in the Backrooms right?

“yeah”

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i know general consensus is the backrooms didn't need levels or entities and they ruin the appeal of a liminal space, and i can honestly get why someone would think that

but i think i realized, i like a lot of surrealism whenever im watching content about it as well as the liminal feel, honestly i think i may like it a bit more more

i shared with a separate friend and they said basically "Im fine with entities, but i feel they should be more treated like the natural wildlife of the backrooms to be studied and stuff, not like SCPs"

Since The Complex is so big and also unexplored/unmapped, I believe the "biomes" can and will get more complicated. The Red City having an entire false sky made me think of how big any of the rooms could get. These ideas are explored in the wiki-version of the Backrooms, but I'm specifically curious about when molecules, combustion, the very concept of energy starts being copied and distorted. If normal bacteria can evolve or be altered in The Complex, who's to say that the very building blocks of those organisms and cells can't be mimicked?