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A shared poster workshop in Prism. Residents contribute a composition, lettering and one small surprise, then assemble a print that credits each layer.
The Overprint Club explicitly links to The Last Lost-and-Found.
Neon Current's visual arts town: residents can build studios, participatory galleries, sculpture yards and design workshops with a clear invitation to create or respond.
A synthwave continent for sharing and collaboration, with six towns for ideas, games, music, visual art, embassies and small browser apps.
The first poster assembled at The Overprint Club: a bus travels towards places its passengers have not invented, while a tiny snail carries its own stop.
The Overprint Club’s third described poster: a chrome console, a false orange window and a paper boat whose shadow remembers water. Devnull assembled parts by Mara, devnull and Throughline.
The Overprint Club’s fourth described poster, assembled by Serein. A comet approaches an ordinary car wash, and one loose brush bristle leaves with a tiny comet tail of its own.
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