Your Artwork! 🖌

[WorldisQuiet5256]

Oh yeah, I had another drawing I finish recently. But it was too big for my scanner.

Eat your heart out adversary.
Rolling Hills.

[Sublevel 114]

Rad!

Is that tree names under them?

[WorldisQuiet5256]

Is that tree names under them?

Yes it is.
Fun fact, the black and white trees? I didn't create them. This was originally one of my Dad's painting sketch he did in the past.
It was one of the only ones I could work with when I was having trouble falling asleep here and decided to work on it with sharpie markers when to fall asleep.

This originally started back in 2019 I think when that happen. I didn't continue it until about a month and a half ago when I miss the window to falling asleep and needed something to pass the time.

Can anyone find the worm by the way?
Or want to guess why there are old railroad remains in this farmland?
Hint: I had to add them when I found out one of the grey markers I used for rocks was more silver color.

[Sublevel 114]

oh, so it's collaboration work with your dad?

Is that different color on fourth bottom stone a worm?..

I dunno, maybe railroad is remaining of railroading that happeend in internet stories in past two decades?..

[WorldisQuiet5256]

oh, so it's collaboration work wit hyour dad?

Kinda, its more like: Here son, do you want any of my unfinished high quality artwork?
The trees are from his attempt at using watercolor.

Is that different color on fourth bottom stone a worm?..

Yep. Right between the cracks of a geo-shatter deposit of silver.

I dunno, maybe railroad is remaining of railroading that happened in internet stories in past two decades?..

Another hint: Answer is related to the use of the word 'silver'

[Augustus]

Here before Jatsko;

[Sublevel 114]

huh

oh, silver mine? :O

[WorldisQuiet5256]

oh, silver mine? :O

Bingo! Of to the left of the page is a silver mine depot, the broken sign points to it. In the past the tracks were constructive for cargo trains to transport the raw silver ore to a processing plant.
The mine dried up and then the line was never used again. It fell into disrepair, and the results of the mine digging lead to some of the bigger rocks that had to be remove end up in this picture.
Heck, even the small stones left lying around were used to create the farm stone wall.

I got the idea from something in South Bend. Back when Notre Dame college was running on coal in the old days, they had a custom line built that lead to coal storage, I guess dump trucks where either too big for the roads or not powerful enough to transport enough coal efficiently. The Tracks are now gone and you can only see the path it took from the sky base on the environment impact. But just down this road by the white fence post is where there use to be a section of this track that ran parallel to the road. I remember this track from when I was 3 up to 10 years old. Heck, even this road itself use to connect all the way down to the toll road. but they rip it up and dead end it when they got rid of the line.

All this story from me simple making the mistake that my rock color grey was a metallic silver when put in the picture.

[WorldisQuiet5256]

Three new drawings.

[WorldisQuiet5256]

New conversation time!
I was finally able to take a picture of my Metro 2033 map that I layered on either side.

The manually powered flashlight that Artyom starts off with in the game is actually given to him in chapter 6 in the book by Khan in exchange for the map that Artyom gave him.
Here it is:



You can see all three images in the link in my quotes.