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Mario's adventures in Artland
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I wish this was a 180 because I'm a dork who will never be happy with what I have
edit: Thank you for the explore! :$
red dead redemption 2, xbox one, no hud screenshot, edited with flickr app
thank you for the explore!
It's dark. You woke up alone. You can't figure out what's going on... but there are notes everywhere giving you clues.
Yup, you are in a survival horror game! And as we all know in survival horror games, there is always scene setting and backstory props in notes. So we made 3 different sets!
Each set comes with 3 different items: newspaper, paper pile of notes, note & photo. Each item comes in 3 versions: fresh, faded, bloody! Each item ranges from 1-2LI. The photo is blank so you can put your own image in for customization!
25% off while at the event!
LOADING... runs October 9th - October 29th
•Nosce te ipsum•
Act kind, be nice, love urself, make others laugh, play videogames, compete, enjoy special ppl, explain urself wrong, keep blaming u for that, do wrong things, drink, drink more, get drunk, forget your errors, learn about them, dont expect things from nobody, stay strong, be authentic, dont lie to nobody, dont lie to urself, masturbate, play music until fall asleep, repeat.
PD: Thanks Malla for the pic
The ancient deathbot, Methuselah, longily gazes out into the beautiful blue sky above the post-apocalypse.
These days I've been playing Watch_Dogs, and it inspired me on creating this. It's an image type very handy for movies, videogame covers, series or books, and I needed to know I am able to do something like this. What do you think?
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Estos días he estado jugando a Watch_Dogs, y me ha inspirado para crear esto. Es un tipo de imagen muy socorrido tanto para películas, como para carátulas de videojuegos o series, y necesitaba saber que podía hacer algo así. ¿Qué opináis?