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I laughed when I saw loominous' entry, and then again with Misj's reply.  

Idea - loominous
Atmosphere - Ilyich
Design - loominous
Composition - loominous
Technique - Cuiki

Thanks, Ilyich! Looking forward to voting for your entry. ( or Misj's or Tabata's, this should be a fun month. )

Inspired by Mad's amusement park last time.

The Ferris wheel suddenly stops. Your date turns to you and says, "We should have that conversation now."

Idea - Mad
Atmosphere - zyndikate
Design - zyndikate
Composition and functionality: - zyndikate
Technique - zyndikate

Re: Tabata's question
I was thinking that plants overgrowing an entryway could be a "non-verbal" sign the place is abandoned. Stretched the rules a little.

Cool entries, guys, and congrats Mordalles on winning last time. Thanks for the step-by-step, Buckethead.

Here's an abandoned tunnel with mysterious machinery...

Ha ha!
But perhaps that was what we wanted you to do all along, tzachs?

Great interior, Mordalles. Great sketches, Misj', hope to see more.

Your next mission: assemble a team to infiltrate AG Studios in the Cayman Islands. It's known as the "Seventh Wonder of the Gaming World".

Enter the blast-proof vault and obtain a virus-free copy of "Save The Cow".

Terrific entries so far!
I felt in the holiday spirit, so here's North Pole Oubliette:

...and I'd love to learn from a workshop next year!

it was a pleasure to compete with you

The pleasure was mine. Great to see everyone's designs. Thanks for the Microsoft Paint tip!

Hi, here's mine! A flying ace, carrying important spy photos, crashes in a vineyard. He meets a pretty village girl...Can he trust her? How will he fix his plane? Should he tell her about the barrage at dawn?

I've always wanted to see the Lascaux caves, but they're closed to the public, so maybe I'll only get there in a game.

   

Idea: Ilyich
Design: Ilyich
Functionality: Oraxon
Technique: Ilyich

Great piggy bank idea. I hope the little guy makes it out!
And I want to talk my way past Oddysseus' shark.

Hi, I imagined bank robbers in the American Midwest during the 1930's...