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The plan was always to have different parts of the image to look like they were on different layers, and originally, I was going to try and do this as I was creating the image. The only thing I own that I didn't use was my watercolours, as I didn't want the paper to warp. Rather than just create a typical black and white mandala like most of those I found on the internet, I decided to just go colour mad, and use as many of my supplies as possible, just to get some use out of them.Д«all points, fineliners, felt tips, coloured pencils, alcohol markers, permanent markers, highlighters, paint pens, and acrylic paints all went into the image. While that has ended up being true, I gotta admit, a whole lot of skill would have certainly helped, as this thing took hours. It struck me as something I could try, looking like something that would need a whole lot of patience rather than a whole lot of skill. I finally got my butt in gear a couple of months back, when I stumbled across a mandala tutorial on Youtube. It's not like I have ignored this on purpose though, as I've been thinking about art a lot, and over the last few years I've collected a great many different types of supplies. So, this long-neglected hobby finally gets a look in, five years after I last tried to create any kind of artwork. One or two other very specific things may be given their own pages at some point, but if they don't then I obviously don't find them important enough to exist online any more. I'll try and reintegrate the important stuff using blog entries in the near future. The switch to version 7 means that, as of now, a great many things that had their own pages on the old site no longer exist.

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I'll just have to modify some code and some css and I'll be sorted. To that end, I decided to remake the site from the ground up, and make it act almost entirely as a blog, by combining all the old blogs together, and removing all of the individual pages.Дuring the big change, I did a lot of work completely separating the site content from the way it is presented, meaning that if I ever do another big redesign I won't have to go through all the individual files and change divs and image tags. What I've noticed is that, over the last few years, my attention has switched from creating and updating the individual pages to just adding new blog posts. Previous versions of this site contained a bunch of static pages, as well as blogs for computer gaming, tabletop gaming and art.

But a few weeks back I randomly decided to do something that will hopefully give me more motivation in the coming weeks and months. This year has been a slow one for this website, and for all my hobbies in general.

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These maps were used by JPTR when making their Resident Evil mod for Skyrim called 'The Evil Mansion', which can be found on Nexusmods and Steam Workshop. I started with Jill in normal mode, as that's what I tried way back then. And not only that, I was gonna make some detailed maps as I went on the adventure. For some reason in mid 2011, I made up my mind that I was finally gonna get through it. I got the Director's Cut of the original Resident Evil for the PS1 back in the 90s, but back then I only got to the underground section, and never actually finished the game.

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It makes sense that they are the first things I bring back as part of my series of blog entries. My Resident Evil 1 Directors Cut maps were made in August 2011, which was a few months before I started doing my original computer gaming blog, and therefore they were never included in it.

By far the most popular things on my old site were all of the Resident Evil game maps that I made.

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