Stone, Shadow & Story: epo

epo’s builds are more than lots—they’re living spaces layered with history, texture, and mood. From intimate village corners to sweeping, culturally inspired estates, their work blends meticulous detail with a strong sense of place. Every beam, archway, and courtyard feels intentional, inviting Sims—and storytellers—into worlds that feel grounded, immersive, and beautifully atmospheric.

Far East: Matsumoto House

The Clocktower

Aridia 2

Miller's Crossing

Fisherman's Village

A castle on a hill

The Beekeeper and Blue Elves Lots

Everybody Knows by EPO

"Never come back again"

HUH? WHAT IS THAT SUPPOSED TO MEAN

Only assuming that is a reference to someone specific in ALNST, someone who is gone(?). Hyun-woo or HyunA in Luka's case....Ivan or Mizi is Till's? "never come back again" = "never return to my memories"(?)

Then in the literal sense, "Don't return to the stage again" ("Don't win"?)

Le jour du Mardi Gras, je suis allé à Binche, ville wallonne de Belgique, pour assister au Carnaval. J'en ai profité pour visiter le très intéressant Mumask (Musée international du Carnaval et du Masque). Ici l'aile des masques et costumes du Monde.

masque de guérison ''iwata'' - kamayura, Mato Grosso, Brésil, fin XXe s.

ceinture de chaman - magar, Népal, fin XIXe s.

masque-costume de démon Kohäkë pour la Fête des Morts, "Oyne" - koubéwa, Amazonie

masque-cagoule de guérison, poisson - kamayura, Mato Grosso, Brésil, fin XXe s.

masque pour la danse hudoq - dayak, Bornéo, Indonésie, début XXe s.

masque de la société Ekpo - ibibio, Nigéria, début XXe s.

In the early 1990s, cyclists who doped at the Tour De France used so much EPOs (Erythropoietin) that they had to exercise throughout the night to prevent heart attacks in their sleep. – WTF Fun Facts