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Hey guys, long time no see! Currently, we're working on a graphic novel
called Hemispheres and we've made a new pitcher for our Crowdfunding on Startnext.de.
Take a look and get a reward for your support! English subtitles are available, too!
Hemispheres is a dystopian/utopian fiction like Arcadia was (maybe
some of you still remember my adventure I've made once a while ago for the
3rd Solo-Mapping Competition here on THW)
David Shakara tells us his story: due to an increasing frustration with the
society he used to live in, he has turned his back on his home city. Renouncing any
physical comforts and cravings, he has devoted his new life to spiritual growth within
the walls of a monastery.
Since his departure ten years ago, David has mingled well with the monasterial
community and become a devout Buddhist monk. Through meditation, he has been
able to arrive at a deeper understanding of compassion and responsibility.
When he is forced to leave for the city that he once despised, he experiences
the limits of his own capabilities.
We're currently working on the hardcover-book and aiming for a release until 2014!
Feel free to take a look on the project on Facebook. (;
Best regards,
De.Facto
called Hemispheres and we've made a new pitcher for our Crowdfunding on Startnext.de.
Take a look and get a reward for your support! English subtitles are available, too!
Hemispheres is a dystopian/utopian fiction like Arcadia was (maybe
some of you still remember my adventure I've made once a while ago for the
3rd Solo-Mapping Competition here on THW)
David Shakara tells us his story: due to an increasing frustration with the
society he used to live in, he has turned his back on his home city. Renouncing any
physical comforts and cravings, he has devoted his new life to spiritual growth within
the walls of a monastery.
Since his departure ten years ago, David has mingled well with the monasterial
community and become a devout Buddhist monk. Through meditation, he has been
able to arrive at a deeper understanding of compassion and responsibility.
When he is forced to leave for the city that he once despised, he experiences
the limits of his own capabilities.
We're currently working on the hardcover-book and aiming for a release until 2014!
Feel free to take a look on the project on Facebook. (;
Best regards,
De.Facto
