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Imaginary Cosmere
A community for art set in Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere universe.
Rules:
No spoilers in post titles
All posts must be [Tagged] for spoiler range.
If an image itself is a blatant spoiler, mark NSFW so no thumbnail shows
People should be able to visit the community without being spoiled straight away.
If an image is NSFW it must be marked as NSFW and tagged with [NSFW] (as the flag may be used for spoilers)
Conversations in post must stay in spoiler range or be hidden as a spoiler, comments will be removed otherwise.
text in comments can be marked as a spoiler by surrounding the spoiler text with
WoK
I'm a WoK spoiler
To get this:
Wok
I'm a WoK spoiler
Please put the artists name (or OC) in the post's title, try to keep the existing name of the piece
Add a link in the post description or comments to the image on the artist's Website, Artstation or Deviantart page etc. This helps others find other art by that artist.
AI art must be tagged with [AI] or [AI-Assist] and have the prompt(s) posted in the comments. No 'low effort' AI art.
Other Brandon Sanderson/Cosmere communities:
Other Imaginary Network communities:
- Imaginary Cathedrals
- Imaginary Decay and Degradation
- Imaginary Dieselpunk
- Imaginary Kanto
- Imaginary Landscapes
- Imaginary Merfolk
- Imaginary Portals
- Imaginary Steampunk
- Imaginary Warhammer
- Imaginary Wastelands
- Imaginary Witches
- Imaginary Trains
- Imaginary Dragons
Banner Art by Jesse Martin
I always imagined it as a faint green smoke coming out of the ears. This is much better
I have to ask.... Where... Where did you get that image from 🤣
I guess copper is green when it rusts, and it kinda blocks senses....
(Not taking the piss, it's a great mental image I have now, just completely unexpected)
I didn't really read the books, I just listened on Audible, so I have a tendency to miss details.
Yeah the green from the rust and since they are called "smokers" and they burn metals... the image of cartoon characters being so mad smoke comes out of their ears appeared in my mind's eye whenever the books mentioned copper burning.