My entry:
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To ensure that even our visually impaired players understand what is being showcased here, I'd like to explain how I created the three different eggs. (Faction mate once asked me what my entries for Westworld games looked liked)
My wife, for various reasons, prohibited the use of real eggs for this event, so I had to use sinfully expensive plastic eggs and invest additional time to figure out how to make the color and other decorations adhere to the plastic.
Red Egg: Painted with red lacquer paint, with some yellow and orange added to give it a fiery appearance, as we were eagerly awaiting "Crimes 2.0".
Blue-Green Eggs: For these, I placed some rice with blue and green food coloring in a container and carefully shook it back and forth. The inspiration for this? Favorite food with my favorite colors.
Colorful Egg: I painted the egg itself with blue paint, then adorned it with very small pieces of red, light blue, green, and yellow paper, glued on with transparent lacquer paint.
Easter-Torn Theme Decor: All the eggs are attached with a string so they can hang on the palm branches. The branches are in a large white ribbed vase. In front of the vase is an Easter nest that I made with wood and colorful strings, and inside I created printed Torn eggs (featuring the face of the Easter Bunny, Xanax, E-DVD, and the Torn logo). Beside it is a golden picture frame with my "
Worship the Rabbit" entry to make it more Torn-themed and to verify that my nickname and the year 2024 are on the picture.
To those who orchestrated this event, thank you. My children and I had hours of fun experimenting and decorating eggs. The eggs in the photos are the ones I created. Sorry for the long text, but I thought I'd share my experiences with fellow Torn citizens in case they want to try it out with their children too.
Close-up to see them eggs a bit more:
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Happy Egg-Hunting and Easter everyone!