S. A. Welland (Sun Labyrinth)

@sunlabyrinth.itch.io

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Artist, writer who makes interactive fiction games. https://sunlabyrinth.com

A lineup of paper mache mushrooms, two wine colored, two witch's caps, two purple, two white-ish green.
Silver moon and gold sun sculpture
A couple in a close embrace. The text says "I loved you more than I ever loved anyone"
Still life photograph of a papier mache sun and moon with faces, in background is a brass incense burner, a couple of paper flowers, a stoppered glass of linseed oil and a paper mache tool holder in purple and orange-gold.
Two purple and gold skulls in midground, paintbrush in foreground. Paper moth and paper cup in background, on top of mat.
A whimsigoth still life with gold moths, emphera, doll faces, white paper mache mushrooms, in purple and gold.
Image of a woman with long curly hair. The text reads "uou know it's malicous gossip... when no one asks for your side of the story.y
Three acrylic paintings side by side of cats against night backgrounds. The faces of the cats are three dimensional and project out of the painting. The backdrop is blue and there are a couple of brushes and the end of a well-used palette knife visible at the top of the picture.
Heads and hands made of paper mache, paper peeling off, and various misshapen faces
Sculpture of a male face with sculpting tools in foreground and print in the background of a woman in a white dress.
A young woman in the embrace of a man. The text reads "I missed our chance, but it didn't feel right to tell you..."
A woman sits at the bank of a creek or river. She appears to be struggling. The text reads: "When you couldn't make me beg like a dog..."
A young woman lying in the snow. The text reads: You thought everything I did was about you. But the truth is that the same kind of people, the same kind of horrors, happened to me over and over. In the end you were like all the rest. I forgot your face. I forgot everything between us. I forgot you. I only remembered because you forced me to.
An array of 2D characters in a visual novel game screenshot that appear to be dressed up for a masquerade ball: a 1920s ghost, three women dressed in Victorian costume, a woman in Rococo clothing, and a man with a skeleton face. The game UI is winter themed with three large snowflakes framing the dialogue.
Sculptures of a cat, sculls and planar heads made of a light material.
Four casts of miniature skulls, one held up by a hand
Image of a skull sculpture on a paper mache surface
This was innovative! What I like about VNs and P&C adventure games in one title?! Mad sorcery, says I!
A scene on a beach with pixel art graphics. It depicts two characters speaking on the right hand side of the screen in front of a cabin. On the left hand side of the screen are two portraits: both young women, one with light brown hair and a sad expression, the other blond and with a confident poise.
List of parts of steam reviews: Very good, the other reviews do a better job at explaining it all. And why it is so good. I just wanted to post a review so the game can get a higher score, and hopefully attract a bigger audience. Buy it! This visual novel is a very fine work of fiction and deserve more attention. The art is (sic) shing and characters are very well written. Also I keep thinking from time to time about... Going to the game itself, it's criminally overlooked and underrated. It uses 20s-like stylistics couple with a supernatural story about demons, lurking in the margins of the world that stopped believing in their existence (you can think of them as vampires, as they have similar....) I am honestly surprised not many people seem to have played Tell a Demon. How in depth the story seems to go. coupled with the deeply established universe, intriguing story, and multiple routes that change how the character acts and their motivations is something that...
image of a still life with enamel pendants, three circular, with words/an alphabet from a fictional fantasy language, two enamel butterfly pendants, two scraps of newspaper that, a blue envelope of a thick paper, a scrap of silk with some embroidery, and a hat with a small rectangular chunk of glass art, now pixellated and with a more refined color palette appropriate to retro games
image of a still life with enamel pendants, three circular, with words/an alphabet from a fictional fantasy language, two enamel butterfly pendants, two scraps of newspaper that, a blue envelope of a thick paper, a scrap of silk with some embroidery, and a hat with a small rectangular chunk of glass art - the image is now slightly blurred and pixellated
image of a still life with enamel pendants, three circular, with words/an alphabet from a fictional fantasy language, two enamel butterfly pendants, two scraps of newspaper that, a blue envelope of a thick paper, a scrap of silk with some embroidery, and a hat with a small rectangular chunk of glass art, more saturated in color than previous image
image of a still life with enamel pendants, three circular, with words/an alphabet from a fictional fantasy language, two enamel butterfly pendants, two scraps of newspaper that, a blue envelope of a thick paper, a scrap of silk with some embroidery, and a hat with a small rectangular chunk of glass art
Screenshot of a pixel art game with left and right side portraits in the foreground, and a card table at which three people are seated in the midground. The setting is an entry room with blue curtains, portraits on the far back wall, and a staircase on the right leading up to a landing. The captioned text says "I don't know if I told you, but Rosie's an actress. She used to frighten tourists with a ghost show when she lived in Cales."