Just played a few of your escape simulator rooms. We enjoyed them a lot, brilliant work!

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Thankyou for all that you do!

Thank you for the response I can appreciate the fact you crafted it and it's been with you for 11 years but if you feel like entertaining me a little, add me and allow me to make you an offer worth your time. (keys/cash) I'd very much love for it to become part of my growing collection. Thanks again

Sorry I'm not a bot I collect craft number 57 and wanted to see if your original was for sale

I saw that you reviewed the Vermillion game. I haven't painted much in (real life) the past couple of years, and mostly it's been because I hated wasting paint. Most of my paint wasting was from mixing colors on the palette. Paint is expensive! In the Vermillion game, what is the mixing like in terms of actually mixing paint? I don't mean in the tactile sense, I mean the actual mixing of colors. Do the colors sit in layers upon one another like in Photoshop, or do the colors blend correctly? If I mix red and blue, can I constantly move the color toward red or blue? Can I use complementary colors to "grey down" a color?