DarkLilaLemon

The sun is not your friend. Wear sunscreen.

I painted the wonderful windows of the cafe @babkavisby for Christmas last year!

Doing my art while eating lovely pastries for free is my calling!

Support my quest for paying rent by buying some Gull-themed wallpapers for your phone!

Last year I wrote my game design thesis on the representation of Sex in "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt", it was a wonderful experience playing and writing together with my friend Mette Christiansen.

If you are interested in Games and their depiction of sex and intimacy or film theory, give our Thesis "Geralt's Third Sword" a read! (Now with a beautiful new cover by me)

The zone demands respect, otherwise it will punish you.

Andrei Tarkovsky's 1979 film "Stalker" probably has been the best film I have seen in the last year. The film has an enigmatic quality that draws you in and keeps you, slowly step by step, as you venture further and further into the zone.

During the entire time one spends in the zone, the viewer is put on edge. The lingering feeling of unease grows and grows as the film progresses. The viewer is never given the mercy of a release of that tension either, the film never stops to give the viewer a threat or a jumpscare to be afraid of. Instead, you begin to feel like the zone itself is alive, and is hunting the protagonists. The Stalker himself certainly seems to be aware of this, while his companions and the viewer are, initially, unaware of this threat.

Cleverly alternating wide shots, which depict the group isolated, outsiders in a place where they do not belong, carefully making their way into the zone, with close-up shots, often framed through a dilapidated window or doorframe. Visually the zone is slowly swallowing up the group, encompassing them as they get closer to its core.

Behold, Lester the Jester in all of his pathetic glory!

Making his little 3D face was my first time working in Blender, and it was a stiff learning curve... Check out the interactive model below!

This is little Lester, the pathetic Jester.

Little Lester stems from a long line of royal jesters and he is struggling to live up to his family’s funny reputation, due to Lester’s reputable family his ancestral jester hat has become longer and heavier with every successful jokester in his family and is quite literally dragging him down.

He lacks self-confidence, and to make it worse he is really into wordplay and puns but the king prefers physical comedy...How is little Lester gonna make an impression ?