Japanese crossword «Bikini»
Size: 21x36 | Picture: | Difficulty: | Added: | 27.11.22 | Author: mindscrub |
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I appreciate the minimalistic nature of the puzzle. I make huge 100+ pixel puzzles because I don't have the eye to accomplish detail in smaller puzzles. Keep em coming!
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Thanks, and you do have some impressive large nonograms! For whatever reason, I am drawn to small things I collect tiny things. I aim for the tiniest image that can faithfully represent an object, and I try to avoid anything extraneous. I don't like to repeat anything I've done before, which constantly leaves me feeling like I will run out of ideas any day now. I am pretty happy with my bikini series, but for now, I can't come up with any more.
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And that takes an eye that I just don't have haha I make my puzzlers suffer through 150+ pixel puzzles to get to the end result. Whenever I make a puzzle, I think of a theme or genre I find appealing and run with it. You like bikinis clearly lol maybe... lose the bikini?
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I have a few naked nonograms: www.nonograms.org/nonograms/i/42941, www.nonograms.org/nonograms/i/46689, www.nonograms.org/nonograms2/i/56801. But you're saying perhaps more full frontal. Well, this one was: www.nonograms.org/nonograms2/i/55004, but I put a dress on her at the last minute. Now, I would have preferred to put up the naked one, but two concerns held me back. I didn't want the 18+ tag, which is wholly unwarranted for this picture, but I thought they would probably put it on anyway. And second, I didn't want my fans to have to start discussing the matter, which shouldn't have to even be a topic of discussion. I include a famously controversial Hi and Lois cartoon from the 70's -- some newspapers hand-drew a bra onto Lois rather than have her naked -- even if from behind. Children read these comics, after all! Ridiculous? Yes, but people can get quite vocal about even completely harmless cartoon nudity.
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They very likely would've slapped the 18+ tag on that puzzle without the dress. I didn't explicitly mean more full frontal; merely a simply transition point from what you're currently doing. its easy to erase a bikini off, just as easy as it is to add a dress on. I search things I find appealing, and find a way to turn it into a puzzle.
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Actually, my whole bikini series was indirectly suggested by someone who felt using two colors in separate areas could make more interesting nonograms. It turned out to be true; it is like solving 2 nonograms in one. So removing the bikinis would eliminate that two-color effect. Of course, that isn't a big deal, but that is why I did them. Anyway, I'll keep your suggestion in mind.
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That's an interesting way to look at it! Well if you remove the bikini, insert another color for a different aspect of the body.
replyThey say that all picture go through an ugly phase... this one never did, it was just born to be ugly
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