#80s board games

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⭐ "Special Moments" card from the Girl Talk board game by Western Publishing Company, 1990 ⭐

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Candyland 1984/1997 board

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the fact that the apparently the “best” way to pick someone up in person these days is activities like pickle ball and chess….. watch me get bitches playing stick and hoop

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1988 Super Mario Bros. boardgame

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Retro Michael Mell moodboard

Requested by: me

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Zaxxon family board game from the 1980s by MB Games

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GAY MONOPOLY (1983)

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you know youre fucked when your biggest source of gender envy is a marshmallow made of jello

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What's this game called

pls i'm going insane. There was this game at my grandparent's place for as long as i can remember. We can't find it now - it may be buried somewhere in the basement. I need to know what it's called. Grandma called a "lucky seven".

Description: - grey, plastic square board with colorful dots sticking out like on a lego piece - the dots were in 7 different colors, the colors distributed randomly on the board - came with additional plastic pieces to cover the dots, long one to cover a row of 4, and a bended one to cover a corner of 3

Rules: - the point of the game is to cover the dots with the pieces in such way to leave only 1 color visible. The board and cover pieces were constructed in such way to always leave 7 dots uncovered - depending on how you place the cover pieces, the result comes with different colors

I'M BEGGING.

I NEED TO KNOW THIS GAME NAME OR AT LEAST GET A PICTURE OF IT SO I CAN RECREATE IT.

I miss this game so much, it's been with me my whole childhood and I'm pretty sure it's been there for my dad's childhood as well. That would date it to be at least 30 years old. Sorry for crappy paint picture, I'm so desperate.

Greatly appreciate any reblog and even repost to other sites; I just want to know how the board should look <3333

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🔵 Pop Your Popples Board Game, 1986 🔵

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Practice 1

assignment 7, concept art -development assignment 01 story board

. Blog post 01

Using images to tell a story has always been an important skill for concept artists to develop, and after doing some storyboarding work I realised that storyboarding is a very practical storytelling medium, especially for film and animation practitioners, and that it's a quick way to work up front to set the tone for a project.

So，I decided to continue working on the science fiction flash fiction story "Knock" after consulting with my tutors.

The story:

Since "Knock" is a 15 word flash fiction, the first thing I had to think about was how to develop the story. I first searched the internet for some of the previous authors' sequels to "Knock" and found that most of them were confusing or too long and not suitable for the storyboard I wanted to draw.

So I decided to continue the story after "Knock" on my own. Actually, I don't have much experience in continuing novels, but I thought about what I wanted to express in my storyboards beforehand, and they are: alien creatures, fight scenes, and outdoor scenes.

Since my last storyboard was indoors and the main character didn't have much action, I wanted to do something different for this storyboarding assignment.

I re-watched the film Kill Bill, and I was very intrigued by the 2D animation of the film's opening sequence, which contained a lot of exaggerated fight action and gore, while the camera movements and graphic style were also very interesting.

Here are my newly drawn storyboards:

1. knock knock, then the door is pushed open by a strange looking alien.

2. the camera zooms in sharply and the viewer sees a close-up of the alien's face as he speaks.

3. The camera pulls back on the protagonist and the audience sees a close- up of his face.

4. The camera moves quickly to follow the male protagonist as he draws his sword.

5. low shot from the hero's point of view, the alien is injured.

6/7. slow-motion shot from above as the alien is cut in half.

8. Use of "Dolly zoom" to emphasise the big "post-apocalyptic" scene outside.

Reference:

O-Ren Ishii story Kill Bill (2015) YouTube. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHnVsjBoHnY

Kill Bill: Volume 1 10/10 (2003) Directed by Quentin Tarantino[Martial arts film]. American: Miramax Films.

Thank you for watching ~

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