Last Light The last drops of the light. Light that is almost liquid. I am sure this light is the pastels that nature paints her masterpieces with. dennis

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Last Light The last drops of the light. Light that is almost liquid. I am sure this light is the pastels that nature paints her masterpieces with. dennis
fanart by Virginia Fontanabona
Downy, soft clouds gently coercing the intense rays of an August sun to travel in practiced patterns. Shadow and Light slowly dancing with the red rock spires as their partner. It is only thru the benevolent nature of the Earth Mother that such joyous sights are revealed...dennis
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Monument ..... by dezandidier
Made a Monument Vally Illustration in class while I had free time ^^
Monument Valley 2 is a fantastic game. The first was one of my all tome favourites, and number 2 has definitely lived up to my hopes. The game is once again an absolute joy, and stunningly beautiful; but one area in which I feel the sequel actually exceeds the first is in theming and storytelling.
The first game told the tale of a girl maturing and accepting responsibility. This game tells that same story, but from the perspective of the mother. It's the same thing becoming something else through a change of perspective! That's brilliant! They took the core idea of the game, and applied it to the story itself.
And let's not forget the way that the story is conveyed through the theming of the levels. The pictures included are from a level just after the mother has parted ways with her daughter, and just look at it. It's a slate grey world in which normally the normally pleasant noise of movement gains the harsh click of a stone thrown at slate, but which gains more and more colour as the Mother comes to terms with parting ways. It's fantastic, and the rest of the game is just as good.