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General / Re: Aquaria fanart [spoilers]
« on: September 11, 2012, 12:04:34 am »
Fun! That would be a cool weapon to have in-game... 
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General / Re: Check out the old Aquaria site and images
« on: July 16, 2011, 01:22:28 am »
Ompo? Do tell! Another interested party here!
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General / Re: Aquaria fanart [spoilers]
« on: January 13, 2011, 03:31:19 am »
That's hilarious! Mad props for awesomeness.
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General / Re: Aquaria fanart [spoilers]
« on: December 09, 2010, 05:38:21 am »
Excellent job, Vetehinen! You've given that turtle a majestic grandeur. Fine work!
I don't know if you'd quite call this fanart... But I wouldn't know where else to put it.
Naturally I've been as intrigued as anyone about the writing system of Aquaria, but it never quite settled with me that these cultures would mirror English EXACTLY in language, grammar, and usage. But I figured that Eric must have spoken English, so naturally his creation did too. However, how could that explain why a simple substitution cypher lets you arrive at an exact translation of the writings of Aquaria? I decided I'd try my hand at some nonsense fake-linguistics to sift it out.
Embed isn't cooperating, so here's the link: http://www.doink.com/clips/Kondrikthus/1235741/analysis-of-the-aquarian-alphabet
Unfortunately, while an amazing program, DoInk doesn't yet have the ability to add sound to its animations. So throw on the Aquaria soundtrack before you view, otherwise you're in for a quiet six minutes...
I don't know if you'd quite call this fanart... But I wouldn't know where else to put it.
Naturally I've been as intrigued as anyone about the writing system of Aquaria, but it never quite settled with me that these cultures would mirror English EXACTLY in language, grammar, and usage. But I figured that Eric must have spoken English, so naturally his creation did too. However, how could that explain why a simple substitution cypher lets you arrive at an exact translation of the writings of Aquaria? I decided I'd try my hand at some nonsense fake-linguistics to sift it out.
Embed isn't cooperating, so here's the link: http://www.doink.com/clips/Kondrikthus/1235741/analysis-of-the-aquarian-alphabet
Unfortunately, while an amazing program, DoInk doesn't yet have the ability to add sound to its animations. So throw on the Aquaria soundtrack before you view, otherwise you're in for a quiet six minutes...
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General / Re: Aquaria fanart [spoilers]
« on: June 24, 2010, 08:50:04 pm »
Indeed, those pages are incredible!
You have a very cinematic eye!
You have a very cinematic eye!
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General / Re: Aquaria fanart [spoilers]
« on: June 19, 2010, 01:41:14 am »
Hello out there!
I'm new to the forums, and am yet another crazed user who was astounded by the scope and feel of Aquaria.
There doesn't seem to be an html-embed in these comments... So here's a link to an animation I created.
It's nothing super, just a flash-thing of the Aquaria logo (which I painstakingly redrew
) and bubbles.
http://www.doink.com/clips/Kondrikthus/960829/aquaria
I'm new to the forums, and am yet another crazed user who was astounded by the scope and feel of Aquaria.
There doesn't seem to be an html-embed in these comments... So here's a link to an animation I created.
It's nothing super, just a flash-thing of the Aquaria logo (which I painstakingly redrew
) and bubbles.http://www.doink.com/clips/Kondrikthus/960829/aquaria
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