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Silent Hill: Promise :1: by doctorcorby, visual art

Silent Hill: Promise :1:

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Promise Ending Sneak Peek: Menu Screen by doctorcorby, visual art

Promise Ending Sneak Peek: Menu Screen

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Silent Hill Promise: Wrap up by doctorcorby, literature

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Silent Hill Promise: Wrap up

Origin The idea for Silent Hill: Promise came to me sometime in 2007 or 2008 while I was listening to the soundtrack from Silent Hill 3, specifically “I Want Love (Studio Mix)”. I ended up spending a lot of time analyzing the song and how it might tie into Silent Hill’s deeper themes and stories. The ideas and themes took shape into a rough outline of Vanessa’s story and her obsession with her uncle. Originally I wanted to turn the idea I had for Promise was that it would be a game— I knew making an actual Silent Hill style 3d adventure game was beyond me, but I explored options of making it a point and click sty

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Jan 15
United States
Deviant for 20 years
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I do a lot of different art including creepy art and cute art. I love making comics, fanart, OCs, games and adoptables.

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doctorcorby

Dec 4, 2023

Updated my website

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Please visit me here for future updates. It's unlikely I will be updating deviantart going forward. https://rookerystudios.com/

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doctorcorby

Jul 19, 2023

Hey look, promise is kind of happening

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Ish, anyway. remember you can see the archive at https://promise.rookerystudios.com/wp/

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doctorcorby

May 23, 2023

Someone wants to buy your art as NFTs? its a scam.

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This is advance fee fraud. The scam is they pocket the "gas fee" and disappear. anyone who's offering you money, but then telling you you have to pay a fee to get that money is a scammer, whether that's a supposed nigerian prince with his money in a foreign bank, a "world lottery", or someone trying to "buy your art" an honest NFTbro would have paid the gas fee/taken it out of the offered price of the artwork. I knew this was the case when the "buyer" approached me and went along for a giggle to see how long it would last until the scam is revealed.

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