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Last week, I grew another year older.

I am fine. I live with my mother, eat more vegetables, play with my cat and take a walk every day.

Every two months I go sketching at the beach with my friend, a painter.

I enjoy that trip. We don't have to talk much with other painters.


I am still struggling with the painting.

I want to feel the excitement and relief that I feel when I am exploring the game world alone... the richness of feeling as if I am playing in "my garden"... in anything in this world.

This is why I am so concerned about pixels.

But the essence will not be pixels or the game itself.

There must be a visual condition that evokes memories of familiarity and security with the world, and motivates us to take concrete action.

Still, I am not ready to give up my attachment to the old-fashioned toy called pixels. Because that is also me.


The future of the world is uncertain.

I read the news every day, even though I am fed up with it.

But what should I do while I am alive?

The problem of painting is connected to this question.

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Smoking Schoolgirl

I am also trying to answer that question. Thank you for the update.

Massimo Fiorentino

I just turned 50, and I can tell you that things are getting more manageable because you have seen and done many things throughout the years. Plus, you are getting wiser about yourself and others, too. I love pixels – I grew up with them, and recently, I booted up my Amiga emulator to run Deluxe Paint, playing around with pixels again. It has a specific kind of aesthetics that is hard to replace, IMO. Keep up the healthy lifestyle and your passions! And congratulations on the birthday!