It's still so great that you're a part of Caedes now! :D
We all hope to see some great pictures/art from you in the near future!
Keep it real Kb ^_~

thanks for the great comment you left on Kiri Tsunami

cheers - Phil

Hi kyle
sorry for not answering sooner.
I'm afraid I 'll not be of much help, I know little of this game, just have these great images on my HD and choose the character for my icon...

When I stretch them, they mess up!!
I tried and tried...::weeps in a time of great disappointment::
:(

Tks Kyle for your comments on Time For Reflection. I am glad you liked it.
Welcome to Caedes.
JuneBug

Thank you for the nice comment on -the walking lane-.Very much appreciated,Kyle.

Thanks for your comment on "storm", very appreciated!
-your name is kyle? kool mine is too, i just perfer "mull" or "mull3tboii" nice meeting ya.

thanks kyle for the comment on "crawlspace".. much appreciated

Sup Kyle, thanks for the comments on Striding Edge - appreciate the faves too! That ridge is in the Lake District, in the UK.. All my nature shots were taken near there.. The closest thing I get to nature in London is maybe the parks. But you don't always want to photograph what goes on in those.. ;o)

wow, you've been slightly busy

Many thanks for commenting on Tynemouth.there always appreciated
Brian.

Poor Bunny looks cheerful and cute, but in reality, it�s one of the most chaotic reflex-based games out there. The way it constantly throws new traps at you keeps you hooked, and the urge to collect �just one more carrot� makes it hard to stop playing.

It's always fascinating to see what kind of niche information people look up, like how many tungs are in tung sahur, but I really came here to check out KenZen's art. Kyle, your pieces like 'Storm Canvas' and 'Nature Always Wins' are fantastic! It's clear from all the comments that your work is widely appreciated.

Well, funny thing � I had the exact same thought a few weeks ago when I got completely cut off during a drive through a rural part of Greece. No signal, no Waze, just vibes. I needed something to take the edge off when I got home, and that�s how I ended up stumbling across duo spin. Didn�t expect much, but the first session I tried turned into this wild mix of nerves and pure adrenaline � especially on the Gates of Olympus slot. Honestly, I still don�t know if it was luck or timing, but it hit just right. Gave me a proper second wind that night.