Saturday, June 5, 2021

Mirenda

 Visual storytelling with almost no dialogue, the art is like nothing I’ve seen before (or since). “Mirenda” has the feeling of a passion project years in the making. Abrupt changes in art style throughout will keep you turnt. Imagine Fern Gully or Tarzan with a better story and fun fantasy/magic elements. 

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Dialogue would be putting a hat on a well drawn hat.

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