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Before I started this piece, I had attempted to create columns and windows much larger, but that kind of scale of the building is not available to me now.
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This limitation of my construction kit collection always serves as an additional incentive for me to be inventive within the limits of what's possible.
However, in the future, I would like to expand my collection. I plan to increase the number of details in future projects to create grander and more complex architectural compositions of various shapes. Working with color remains a separate issue for me. A long time ago, 5 or 6 years ago, when I was just starting to design my houses, I decided to add just a few colors for the floor. But sometimes I also really like to leave the entire project plain white. White in architecture, although it certainly looks a bit gray in reality and in photographs, gives a wonderful sense of the volume of a composition. Of course, I always really like various examples with an abundance of different colors in models, but when I imagine having to expand my collection with additional colors, my head starts to spin.
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Hi! It's me again. After my last project, I completely hated pixel art. So, I'm taking a short break. A creative person shouldn't be limited by other people's boundaries, and I'm very happy to return to Lego architecture.
This time, the idea is to create a more classic model, rich in moldings and other decorative details. Right now, my main thoughts are focused on finishing the roof. Since I often lack the details for what I want to create, I have to use my imagination a lot, without going beyond the initial idea. As before, I don't use any software; after a few pencil sketches, I simply dive in and experiment a lot.
It's been a week since I've been working on this house. Periodically, I just sit in a chair opposite it, and the house is already taller than me. I just sit and think about how I'd like to continue... what details and nuances I'd like to improve. I lack the usual construction details, so I often fantasize about how to overcome these difficulties.
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This limitation of my Lego collection always serves as an additional incentive for me to be inventive within the limits of what's possible.
However, in the future, I'd like to expand my collection. I plan to increase the number of pieces in future projects to create grander and more complex architectural compositions of various shapes. Working with color remains a separate issue for me. A long time ago, 5 or 6 years ago, when I was just starting to design my houses, I decided to add just a few colors for the floor. But sometimes I also really like to leave the entire project plain white. White in architecture, although it certainly looks a bit gray in real life and in photographs, gives a wonderful sense of the volume of a composition. Of course, I always really like various examples with an abundance of different colors in models, but when I imagine having to expand my collection with additional colors, my head starts to spin.
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This den belongs to an old Martian sergeant. He was gravely wounded quelling the colonial rebellions. Now, retired here, he trades in every medicine imaginable - even the forbidden kind. They call him Spider.
#pixelgame
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This den belongs to an old Martian sergeant. He was gravely wounded quelling the colonial rebellions. Now, retired here, he trades in every medicine imaginable - even the forbidden kind. They call him Spider.
#pixelgame
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{ tile manager is freaking out }
I'm playing with my tiles a little and trying out some rough drafts of the game mechanics.
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An oxygen station — what a find. Three routes lead here. Good place to rest and plan ahead.
#pixelart
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Today I drew a not so spectacular but quite important tile for my future game
This turn is quite damp and gloomy. The walls are destroyed and it is impossible to pass without geting injured. I would try to stay much further away from this place if I could, but I have no way back
