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wheres_walto
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Sheesh these are some lovely entries, great job folks
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wheres_walto
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I thought this was excellent, very clean and classic, shows a good feel for color/texture balance and detail
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wheres_walto
Go to post #799459
You've got something special cooking here
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wheres_walto
Go to post #799369
Hello, is this the Krusty Krab? Fascinating shadows
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wheres_walto
Go to post #799132
Absolutely loved this! It’s definitely my kind of thing. The humor, even when a little sharp, added a quirky personality that made the whole experience more memorable. I actually appreciated the boldness of the meta jokes—it gave the park a unique voice that stood out in a fun, self-aware way.
The towering skyscrapes were truly impressive! Their sheer scale added drama and excitement, and while the height might be a lot for some, I found it thrilling. Managing vertigo in a group park setting is no small task, but there were some clever choices here that made it feel ambitious rather than overwhelming. It felt like an imaginative patchwork of ideas brought together with real energy and creativity.
Some of the landscaping and layout choices were genuinely charming. I especially liked the flat areas where more unusual object choices came into play—it was refreshing and playful. The container ship was a hilarious and instantly recognizable touch that gave the whole thing a dose of personality I couldn't help but smile at.
I totally get the impulse to go big sometimes—and in this case, I think it paid off. There’s a creative spirit here that’s hard not to admire. Even if there was a time crunch, what came out of it was bold, different, and full of life.
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