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acpc ; happy intro

whiiiiiiile i don't have a working gaming pc, i thought i could dive in to some animal crossing pocket camp! i used to play the heck out of this game when it first came out, but hmmmm, kinda lost interest after a while >u< picking up the complete edition revamped all my interest and oh my goshhhh, there's so much to do! it really does feel like a mini animal crossing game and i'm in love with it just as i am with the other ones i have~

i was gonna enjoy the christmas vibes on acpc ^o^ i hope i can make a big ol' winter wonderland for my lovelies~

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Hill of the Silversmith

The local smith and his family live here. They enjoy the late summer evenings, so much so, they stand by the bridge and watch the sun set and the fireflies glow.

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Silver Valley Townsquare

Silver Valley Townsquare is where most people go to spend their money. There's a general shop, a local inn, and an apothecary.

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Welcome to Silver Valley, named after all the little white cottages in a pale valley. I was inspired to create a build based on this one picture I found on pinterest, and my goal was to build for only one angle--but I got carried away :')

Silver Valley is a little village that's mainly farmland. It's main buildings are that of a general store, a local inn, a silo, and a castle. I tried my hand at making a well without any tutorials o.o; it was frustrating lmaoo

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Ribbor Cottage

Little children can be heard giggling while they get ready for school.

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The Fisher's Hut

As the sun goes down, you'll see the local fisherman come out with a lit cigar and his handy fishing rod, pull up a stool and fish until supper's ready.

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The Humming Market

I was tryyyying to make market stalls until I realized that there aren't any counters or folding chairs to use ~ I just wanted the villagers to have a place to come and sell their little wares.

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Heaps Manor

Heaps Manor sits to the north of Lavender Town, and is extremely haunted OvO (they're cute ghosts though). Only one very old man lives here, but he's a very happy person. He's often gardening, tending to the flowers around his home, and keeps the place nice and tidy.

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Eben Church, and the Heaps Granary

Eben Church, which sits on top of the hill south of Lavender Town is where the local village go to worship their deity, Eben. The Heaps Granary, which used to house all the town's grains, was recently converted into a humble home for Eben Church's priest.

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i wanted to try something different with tiny glade (i never got to try out the stone stairs!! where are theyy!?!?)

while i patiently wait for tiny glade's devs to add farms and gardens, i made a little town called "Lavender Town", which has a market, a shed, a church, a town hall, and some other little baby houses!

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Florals & The Grand Cosmos

I couldn't express how long I've been wanting to do a Nordvrant deep dive. It consists of lore specific to Shadowbringers locations only, which means it isn't as discussed as the lore of the source. In my eyes, that meant Nordvrant is even more fascinating and underground. I'm especially enamored by this dungeon because it gives me major Beauty and the Beast castle vibes mixed with the Anastasia movie--dancing apparitions and all.

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Thavnair Color Palette

My favorite things about Thavnair include the tropical atmosphere, blue sky, and the array of hues. When people talk about getting the best summer-themed beach pictures, they normally flock to places like Costal Del Sol but I'd be running over to Thavnair. This location's color palette suits spring-to-summer aesthetics in my experience. I've come here plenty of times in the past to get my tropical summer fix. If nothing else, its the clouds during a fair day that will capture anyone's attention. Its sky fades from a deep saturated azure to a bright, gleaming aqua.

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HIGHLIGHTS: The Palms of Thavnair

Welcome to the tropical Shroud of the Samgha. It's the thick and overgrown rainforest that covers the eastern half of Thavnair. Today, I took a simple walk through the nature to admire the greenery. Thavnair is known for its middle-eastern themed architecture and unique history. Lost ruins and crumbling temples grown over with jungle ferns could be seen scattered across the horizon, creating an atmosphere for a long forgotten civilization.

Here are a few of my favorite shots of Thavnair in fog.

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