#nagu

Today's KAITO module of the day is:

We stopped to have dinner in the lovely restaurant-cafe villa with it's beautiful garden.

Minibrothers were convinced that the delicious plate of fish&chips was for them, as was the rasberry cheese cake. (The turkey treats are Thor's.)

Tiny dog Thor seconds the opinion that tiny travelers should get their share of Möther's dinner. (Look at those puppy eyes! 🥺)

After dinner Aeggy and minimond played around in the garden. The tiny cottage playhouse was very exciting for them, as they'd never before gotten a change to explore it due to too-many-human-children, but what they really loved were the old apple trees with their string light decorations. Minimond tried his best to pose in his usual dramatic way for the photos, but Aeggy got too carried away by his love of tree climbing so all the photos have him poking his head from some of the branch stumps.

TR25 | Reimagined Covers: Legend

Back in February, Crystal Dynamics debuted a special project that aimed to reimagine the box art of the mainline entries in the series. Each one features a different artist and their unique take on the game they were assigned with and is set to be released monthly throughout 2021.

For Tomb Raider: Legend (2006), after a few setbacks, the team finally unveiled this dynamic anime/manga-inspired illustration designed by the talented Nagu, a digital artist specialized in this particular Japanese art style. Her work can be seen in mobile games from the likes of Fate Grand Order, Azur Lane, Arknights, and more.

Below you can find what the artist had to say on the making of this piece and download it in various sizes so you can customize all of your devices.

Handpour V60 at 2floor 20 Nha Tho, Hanoi.