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Call Of Duty.World At War.

The Midnight Lapse. Indie survival horror game. It is inspired by SCP, The Holders, Slender and FNAF stories and games. Unique plot and gameplay, hidden secrets and strategies - it's easy to play and it's hard to win.

The Midnight Lapse

Invasion Of Barbarians. Сообщество, посвященное инди-проекту Invasion of Barbarians, выходящей в начале 2017 года, на платформы Android, iOS, Windows, Linux.
Игра представляет собой смесь жанров RPG и Real-time strategy.
Попробовать Demo-версию вы можете на нашем сайте.
Community dedicated to indie project Invasion of Barbarians, published in early 2017, on the platform Android, iOS, Windows, Linux.
The game is a mix of genres of RPG and Real-time strategy.
Try Demo-version you can on our website.
Language: EN, RU.

Invasion Of Barbarians

Andreas Waldetoft. Andreas Waldetoft's a game/TV/film composer who has made a name for himself making high quality productions in many different genres. He recently composed the score for the strategy/rpg Crusader Kings 2, the World War 2 game Hearts of Iron 3 and Strategy game Victoria 2. He is currently working on 4 unannounced games for release in 2012 and 2013. This community is devoted him.

Andreas Waldetoft

English Speaking Community of Kaluga. In a few words, our community is an ambitious project which is supposed to unite all English speakers of Kaluga and create an environment where we can compete and collaborate to foster our communication skills, find self-actualization, spread knowledge and education, do all sorts of meaningful activities, and have fun.
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English Speaking Community of Kaluga

CHOLO WR1T1NG. Cholo writing from Los Angeles and Cali streets
Cholo writing is the oldest form of graffiti in the 20th century, evident in Los Angeles long before the appearance of tags and pieces in the early 1970s New York. It is a Mexican American phenomenom with a unique aesthetic based on blackletter typography, used for street bombing by the latino gangs. In the 1970s, Californian citizen Howard Gribble photographed examples of Latino gang graffiti over a wide geographic area in order to encompass a larger variety of styles, with the simultaneous idea of portraying Los Angeles. More than 30 years later, French typographer Francois Chastanet travelled to the same neighborhoods to photograph the inscriptions of today.
Gangs & Graffiti Crews are often mistaken as the same, but they are completely different, except for similarities in the writing.. Gangsters defend their neighborhood & fight for territory while Writers on the other hand have no boundaries & compete with other writers with style & getting up..
Growing up in the ’90s as a teenager in Southern California, most kids had 2 options, join a gang or do graffiti.. I myself use to be involved in gangs, but I never actually wanted to be from a gang, although some of my closest friends & relatives are gang related.. My brother-in-law’s entire family is from the same gang including his mom, dad, brother, sister, cousins etc, but anyway his brother had a grip of these magazines called Teen Angels which features prison art & I remember asking to barrow them so I could practice the writing styles.. Til this day cholo writing has a big influence in my steez & will always remain there.. West Coast stand up!!
about issued book:
Cholo writing originally constitues the handstyle created by the Latino gangs in Los Angeles. It is probably the oldest form of the graffiti of names in the 20th century, with its own aesthetic, evident long before the East Coast appearance and the explosion in the early 1970s in Philadelphia and New York. The term cholo means lowlife , appropriated by Chicano youth to describe the style and people associated with local gangs; cholo became a popular expression to define the Mexican American culture. Latino gangs are a parallel reality of the local urban life, with their own traditions and codes from oral language, way of dressing, tattoos and hand signs to letterforms. These wall-writings, sometimes called the newspaper of the streets , are territorial signs which main function is to define clearly and constantly the limits of a gang s influence area and encouraging gang strength, a graffiti made by the neighborhood for the neighborhood. Cholo inscriptions has a speficic written aesthetic based on a strong sense of the place and on a monolinear adaptation of historic blackletters for street bombing. Howard Gribble, an amateur photographer from the city of Torrance in the South of Los Angeles County, documented Latino gang graffiti from 1970 to 1975. These photographs of various Cholo handletterings, constituted an unique opportunity to try to push forward the calligraphic analysis of Cholo writing, its origins and formal evolution. A second series of photographs made by Fran Chastanet in 2008 from East LA to South Central, are an attempt to produce a visual comparison of letterforms by finding the same barrios (neighborhoods) and gangs group names more than thirty five years after Gribble s work. Without ignoring the violence and self-destruction inherent to la vida loca (or the crazy life , referring to the barrio gang experience), this present book documents the visual strategies of a given sub-culture to survive as a visible entity in an environement made of a never ending sprawl of warehouses, freeways, wood framed houses, fences and back alleys: welcome to LA suburbia, where block after block, one can observe more of