My story =D

Hihi,thx for viewing my interface design. Hope ya can drop comment! first pagecharacter introduction

Character introduction
Game
The end

1.What u like the most about my design?

A. art style

B. typography

C. color combination

D. theme

E.character design

F.erm..no actually

G.everything

2.Would u understand wat the story about through my design?

A.yes

B.no, why?

3.Did you feel the design match the theme?

A.yes

B.no, why?

4.Did you feel any consistency of the design for every page?

A.yes

B.no, which part?

5.Please give your comment on my design thx.

Pixel art =D

Sorry for late post, my blog have been abandon for a month=D.

pixel human whale

fish

Luxury Car

Dog with newspaper

Boat

Moody day

Seaside

Wolf

Purple Romance

Garden

House

Green cliff

Sakura

Flower field

Purple little flower

Night scene

Riverside

Butterfly and flower

Building

Romantic hill

Red moon

Moutain and tree

Folklore, Myth & Legend-Rose mythology

In Greek and Roman mythology, they were symbolic of love, protection, and rebirth. At funerals, the Romans would scatter roses to symbolize resurrection. "The rose is the flower of love" It was created by Chloris, the Greek goddess of flowers, out of the lifeless body of a nymph which she found one day in a clearing in the woods. She asked the help of Aphrodite, the goddess of love, who gave her beauty; Dionysus, the god of wine, added nectar to give her a sweet scent, and the three Graces gave her charm, brightness and joy. Then Zephyr, the West Wind, blew away the clouds so that Apollo, the sun god, could shine and make the flower bloom. And so the rose was born and was immediately crowned Queen of the Flowers" (Pickles, 88). The first red roses were supposed to have sprung from the blood of Adonis, Aphrodite's lover. Due to this, the rose became a symbol for love transcending death, and resurrection. Sub rosa, under the rose, meant under the seal of secrecy. Another myth, tells that on the wedding day of Cupid (love) and Psyche (soul), roses were scattered over the land. Here, the rose serves as a symbol for the union.