John Smith (TV Series)/Gallery

John Smith - Monstrophist Attire.png|(1) S1E7: "The Third Door" - John's gear, most often seen, when not wearing more minimalist attire. (Photo compilation / scrapbooking: Base art source by Ivan Tantsiura)
John Smith - 2016 Attire Concept.jpeg|(2) An alternateve attire concept: Late 2016 Rochester survivor's outfit. (Created with BigGAN/StyleGAN, Artbreeder.com; style in concept: GWR's What We Become universe, written by MindGate) 
Rain Entity.jpeg|S1E6: "The Key" - An ambiguous entity, portrayed throughout the episode, in conjunction with encounters of The Dogmen, fog storms, and frequent rainstorms. (Created with BigGAN/StyleGAN, Artbreeder.com; style in concept: GWR's What We Become universe, written by MindGate) 
Maude Ma.png|(2) 'Maude Ma,' or Betty Larson - Woman With Wings of the Lake Erie Crows. (Created with BigGAN/StyleGAN, Artbreeder.com; style in concept: GWR's What We Become universe, written by MindGate) 
Eerie Erie Trio.jpeg|A brief, yet violent, trio to take The Erie Crows: 'Spline,' 'Cospline,' and 'Tan,' or 'Tian-Tan.' (Created with BigGAN/StyleGAN, Artbreeder.com; style in concept: GWR's What We Become universe, written by MindGate) 
File:WWB Attire - Crows BanishersHunters.jpeg|Monstrophist Garb, 2024, of Ontario, Canada: Lake Erie iterations of Banisher and Hunter gear. (Created with BigGAN/StyleGAN, Artbreeder.com; style in concept: GWR's What We Become universe, written by MindGate) 
File:WWB Attire - Crows FoggersPhasmophists.jpeg|(3) (WiP) A Phasmophist's garb in two iterations: On the left, that of a Deadlands Fogger; on the right--Ceremonial Phasmophist. (Created with BigGAN/StyleGAN, Artbreeder.com; style in concept: GWR's What We Become universe, written by MindGate)
Additional Notes
(WiP to figure out sourcing templates, using captions for now)
(An extra edit: Some of this gallery’s content might be moved to the wiki section for The Crows with footnote links, for better navigation and placement in general. I just want to double- check if this is okay, first, as I’m still learning the wiki format—and don’t want to accidentally place content improperly. 
Most of this stuff would relate to Crows in general, but the general secrecy of the faction might omit some of the more spoilerish stuff (rare recipes, etc.) until enough time has passed, and similarly so for any character-specific stuff. For now, though, cool Crow faction stuff can be found on the GWR main forums:
https://gatewayroleplay.org/threads/info-the-crows.1435/#post-4688
Content in John’s wiki is player-posted, and hopefully accurate in expression/placement: Any conceptual works are attributed to their inspirations, and canon/factional info relayed is of course subject to change as the What We Become story unveils due to plot twists, new info, etc. All content here is similarly placed with respect to admin decisions, and is cleared beforehand. Any info withheld on this wiki section is normally stated as ‘rumored to be,’ etc. if there’s either any chance of incorrectly relaying canon and/or avoiding spoilers, ahead of time. Cheers)
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(1) The orange coat, cross-stitched from two Home Depot aprons, was in method of a Banisher's more 'civilized' gear. While not all Crows are Monstrophists, a lot of Monstrophists are rumored to be Crows. All Banishers being Monstrophists, the sub-profession's attire could vary greatly depending on the individual's surrounding culture.  Depicted is the character in his late 50s: While the same, custom-tailored tabard would be used throughout a decade, its adjoined apparel would drastically change between 2022 and 2024--taking on a far more 'fringe,' isolationist-Crow look.
(2) Most of the Lake Erie Crows sported cheek-bound body brands: While not persistent across all Crows, more traditional Flock members normally utilized such marks to indicate one of three things: Their Crow-given name, their 'branch' of the Crows' 'family tree' in relation to The Mother, or symbolic reference to their Flock origin. Other tattoos and body brands, of course, could also be used--these were simply the most common among Erie Crows.
(3) The former, as a New York 'Yaw' Crow, or clan-divergent Crow, design. The second, as one of many annual Erie Crow adoptions.The shared implication: Phasmophism's methodologies and utilities being primarily conceptual, if not mostly, no singular tradition is commonly used. Similarly, garb preferences tend to be irrespective of the wearer's philosophies, religion, or scientific preferences. Most Crow Monstrophist garb is also of unisex tailoring, as intra-flock death is common within the profession: a given flock's inventory of Monstrophist gear, more often than not, is simply considered to be too valuable to not be passed down. As such, highly customized attire on an individual level is uncommon--and any significant changes to an outfit's form or function, even if critical to a Monstrophist's safety, often results in a Flock-wide paradigm shift--changing its stylistic 'flight path' completely.
In any case, It is not uncommon to see a single garb-set circulate among many Flock members, in general--and such tradition frequently follows unaffiliated Monstrophists in the form of 'tithing,' for many years. More often than not, this discipline imparts even the Monstrophist's most valued possessions unto others--and even to startling extents. While the tradition itself is obscure in detail, it's often the first to become apparent: One of the few indicators of traditional, New York Crow culture, it is nevertheless one of seemingly radical adherence--often exponentiating a given Flock's grace in familial inclusiveness to a wayward degree, and happily so.