#Life is Strange 2

[badtothegnom3]

Unfinished art dump (most kinda old)

Featuring the first time I drew Alex and fanart for that one Ryan x Bandit fic

[proxythe]

life is … weird

[door-insurance]

LiS characters from different games hanging out

sean, max and chloe chillin at the diner- looking at each others work

Victoria and steph babysit daniel and chris, hijinks ensues

kate and alex having a jam session (idk what you call it)

rachel signs up to be ranger, ryan is there to mentor her and she accidentally starts a fire somehow

[popcornhee]

This is just a doodle to wake my brain up but it accidentally also broke my heart. Mission failed successfully

[catcherintheryefields]

love them so much <33

[thatgirlthousandmilesaway]

where i’m posting from

[worseforwarren]

the beauty of life is strange

[joshseoh]

Chloe Price (Life Is Strange 2) Hair - Hair Commissions

For all frames

Basegame compatible

24 EA swatches + 2 custom swatches (for V1) / 1 custom swatch (for V2)

For teen to elder

Custom thumbnail

Hat compatible

Shadow map

Specular map

Normal map

Disallowed for random

Compatible with Universal Hair Overlay

 V1: Duotone version, V2: regular version

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Download here

Public release: 9 January 2025

[rowanhhhh]

hes so cute i want to throw rocks at him

[possiblytheriddler]

[cerealshroom]

twitter doodles

[frwalkwithme]

Idk if anyone's pointed these parallels out yet so I decided I will

[78miu]

[frankdp1]

⌛️ New person, Same Old Mistakes 🌀

[arcadiabaytornado]

The way the Life Is Strange franchise portrays freedom is so, so, so, insane.

It's portrayed as the ultimate goal Chloe, Rachel, Karen, Sean, Steph, and possibly Alex strive for. Yet, it's also portrayed as a doomed ambition that you'll have to give up everything to reach.

Rachel loses her life in her search for freedom, and so does Chloe unless Max makes the ultimate payment of everything she and Chloe have ever held dear. Karen has to sacrifice her family to be free, and Steph has to sacrifice her bonds in Haven Springs. Alex has to sacrifice her dream of living a happy life in Haven with her brother to end up on the road, and Sean loses A: His life or B: His freedom or C: His brother or D: His safety in his pursuit of escaping into Mexico.

But despite what all is sacrificed, freedom is still portrayed as something beautiful. It's portrayed as Chloe and Max driving off into the sunset for more adventures. It's portrayed as Rachel and Chloe happily daydreaming about their future with no awareness of the horror yet to come. It's portrayed as Karen, Sean, and Daniel star-gazing and letting lanterns lose into the night sky. It's portrayed as Alex and Steph playing in a band in front of their adoring fans

But it's also portrayed as something destructive. It's the tornado that destroys a town so Chloe can leave. It's the wild fire that engulfs a town Rachel feels stuck in. It's the bullet wound that made Alex and/or Steph realize they didn't belong. It's the blood shed by a nine year old as Sean crosses over the border. It's the deep emotional scars Karen left behind when she up and left in the middle of the night.

Freedom is portrayed as this beautiful ultimate goal that ends up being a force of destruction in the lives of everyone who seeks it. It makes me think of this philosophical question: "Can you be truly free if you have something? And it makes me think of how the franchise answers "No. At least, you can't have everything." It's an interesting twist from how freedom is usually depicted in media, and the choice to make the downside of freedom destruction makes me brain go insane.