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  • That Guy%s's Photo
    Robot apocalypse via pissing?
  • leonidas%s's Photo
    wow.


    I love this, why hold on to the boring categorization of rides, paths and scenery,
    while for many of us it's all about the atmosphere and overall feeling.

    Some people are not searching for technical theme-park design, but for personal
    atmospherical experience of theme-parks or your environment in general.

    I love the way you introduce aesthetics without direct logic, while it does
    have a logic within its canvas. You accept it, and it looks balanced.

    I'm following this.
  • Dr_Dude%s's Photo
    I like this a lot. Don't listen to anyone being dismissive.
  • Cocoa%s's Photo
    I like the way the gray really works at setting atmosphere, and the way it contrasts with the colors around it.
  • ivo%s's Photo
    @Xtrem97: You mean on the trucks on the right haha. Yeah...

    @liampie: You always seem to find out what inspires me. Janus, Wicksteed, pindakaas...

    @leonidas: Thanks so much for your reaction! Have you ever tried reviewing art as profession? You should try it.

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  • Top Gun%s's Photo
    Trains ftw!
  • Wicksteed%s's Photo
    Oh, what an honour. :)
    The bigger screen makes me think of Escher. I like it alot.
    Waht is going on with the name of the Train in the last screen?!
    And who is pindakaas?
  • leonidas%s's Photo
    Again, interesting work!

    You're heading towards a very conceptual way of working,
    which doesn't have to be bad, but always keep your public
    in mind. "What do I want to communicate, make them feel
    or experience whatever." Don't think we can make the
    connections you're having in your head.

    This works with the "That colour is ugly - train", But some
    people might not know what NSB means, or read "Blac" as "Black"
    (is that how you intended it?).

    In short, if the image can't speak for itself, involve the context
    as part of your product.

    BTW, I'm already thinking of studying Art-Philosophy, after I finished
    my study for art-teacher. :p
  • ivo%s's Photo
    ^^
    No, thank you for those lovely parks!
    I can see that the screen makes you think of Escher. In some points it seems to get lose of all dimensions.
    The name is just a little error in the game. But there is a mechanic walking next to it so it probally going to get fixed.
    Pindakaas is not a person. It is an elegant substance. It is a hype in the Netherlands for decades. You should search it up ;)

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    You are very right about your statement that the public can't make all the connections I make. But it has some history why I am now working this way.

    - perhaps it doesn't surprise you - I am studying an art academy in Den Bosch (although I am currently in a sabbatial year) One of the main problems was which came to surface that when I tried to make anything of relevance I crawled back in my thoughts. Before I put anything on paper I already made so many impossibilities in my head that nothing good came out. So that is why I tried it the other way around. Doing more work and experiment on the canvas. That is pretty much the same for rct now.

    Owh wait that has nothing to with it :D

    You know those academy's aren't well known for there "open to public" work. But I can tell you that I support them becasue it can bring the work to a higher level. No boundaries yeah!

    As for a more concret reaction:
    I think NSB means something different thank you think aswell. Although I like the other meaning having that WII discussion here.

    That Black/blac thing was an error of rct. I have no idea why it turned black there aswell. Although I can't say that I didn't liked it haha.

    But in the next updates more will become clear...
  • Wicksteed%s's Photo
    I already looked it up in the meantime. Now everything makes a lot more sense (in a way).
  • ivo%s's Photo
    Grorudbanen 1/4 - NSB 1966
    13,6 km | MX3000 | second | 8 times hour | 80000 | 195,8 m | 1974 | OS T1000 | Groruddalen | Oslo
    | 16 | Vestli | Kollektivtransportproduksjon | 1,355 mm | 750 V DC | 195,8 m | hide | T1000 |
    Ring line 5 | 2010 | 7 march 1987 | Oslo Commuter rail | 13,6 km |
    MX3000 | second | 8 times hour | 80000 | 195,8 m | 1974 | OS T1000 |
    Groruddalen | Oslo | 16 | Vestli | Kollektivtransportproduksjon | 1,355 mm | 750 V DC |
    195,8 m | hide | T1000 | Ring line 5 | 2010 | 7 march 1987 | Oslo Commuter rail |

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  • Wicksteed%s's Photo
    Yeah. This is how advertising your park should be.
  • FredD%s's Photo
    This must be the weirdest RCT-shit I ever have seen... even weirder then Levis' work...
  • ivo%s's Photo
    Thank for the reactions!

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  • Louis!%s's Photo
    I'm so confused but so interested.
  • Wicksteed%s's Photo
    You seem to be going into a more coherent direction. I like that, though I also enjoyed all the weirdness in the beginnign.
  • ivo%s's Photo
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  • leonidas%s's Photo
    Awesome update, I don't know what else to say.
    Very visually interesting effects.
  • Timothy Cross%s's Photo
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  • posix%s's Photo
    Very interesting. Refreshing to see someone do original things with the game.

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