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Decadence_Canva Presentation

Decadence_GDoc

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Ringlorn_Canva Presentation

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The Unnamed Game Theme_Canva Presentation

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Vaudeville_Canva Presentation

Vaudeville_GDoc

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Bewitched_Canva Presentation

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actually interesting concept that would go well as a fair theme + well planned

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actually interesting concept that would go well as a fair theme + well planned

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Really cool and pretty aesthetic !! Characters also sounded pretty interesting

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has the same depth and detail as decadence but a more doable aesthetic.

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pretty women and twinks......

BUT SRSLY i loveeee the aesthetic and the characters (dominic freiburg i'm going to eat you) + i feel like i would have so much fun doing creatives work for it

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Distinct and the proposal was still broad, which allows for more room for creativity (for the rest of lorecomm). I felt that this game theme, compared to the other themes was the easiest to relate to for the average Pisay student. Due to its uniqueness, I thought that this was also the most marketable

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I am an avid enjoyer of any classic film or book that I can get my hands on (usually from 1910s-1990s), and I have to say, Ringlorn surprised me. It was partially because I didn't expect some batchmates to be interested in the 1930s. But it was mostly because of how in-depth the proposal was.

The synopsis was very intriguing, and when I read the expanded lore, I saw the clear connection of this story to modern society (if you haven't read it already, please do!). The underlying lesson is something that we can relate to as children of the advanced age, and I think that it's nice to implement lessons to learn from in the Fair rather than simply exploring the aesthetics. From what I heard about the previous Fairs, this is what could set us apart from them.

The merch is also really cute, and the idea of selling artifacts from the 1930s and zines made me excited since these are such sentimental pieces that I think the Fairgoers would love and keep for a long time.

Overall, these are what sets apart Ringlorn from the other themes for me.

(Tiny note: I went on a 1930s movie binge after reading the proposal because I wanted to be ready to write it HAHAHA But it's okay; I'll just re-watch Poe's Mystery Dinner Party series on YouTube)

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i love the aesthetic and it seems like it would be fun to work on !! i love the characters too (mmm pretty women and twinks....) and i would Love to further work on their lore !! only thing is that the design and costumes might be hard to make in a way that they look good and fit the budget,,