Side 2 Intro & Paulo Dias Screens
Hello Chunknuts! Welcome to side-2. You might think it's the left-over chaff from side-1, but you'd be wrong. It's lots of pictures, and not much text. So it's perfect brain candy for the sherry-addled wretch you are! Thanks to everybody that contributed, and a very special shout-out to djnzx48 - who did this amazing cover of the 'Tony Hart Gallery' music. (ENABLE AY SOMEHOW!!!) Navigate the pages in the usual fashion using keys O & P; pour yourself a sherry; grab a(nother) mince pie; and enjoy side-2.
It was strange. Darren Gray became more and more grotesque while his portrait never seemed to age a day.
Warming and nutritious...
I want that ZXDB update, and I want it YESTERDAY!!!!
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3 SCREEN$ reimagined by Paulo Dias
PAULO: I'm a novice in terms of pixel art and the program that I use is Multipaint, suggested by the very talented Andy Green. Trailblazer was my first real attempt in last October and my thoughts were trying to make a loading screen in a different perspective than the original, like if we were playing in a 3d environment. Match Point is responsible for having my Speccy as a Xmas '84 anticipated present; this was my tribute to the game, but since I didn't want to compete with the original screen I decided to draw a female player. Werewolves of London is based on Your Sinclair's cover art from November 87 and I was inspired after watching Werewolf of London, a really cool movie from the 30s.
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