STUDIO GHIBLI TOWNSCAPER SERIES

STUDIO GHIBLI TOWNSCAPER SERIES

So, purely because I have, I include for you here a series of images that make an architecture, that looks at times like a cross between Sir Ian Athfield on acid (as if he ever needed that!) and Sir Clough William-Ellis at Portmeirion (aka the Prisoner’s island home). The lovely thing about Townscaper is that they have programmed it to be live – the water sloshes around, birds fly in and settle on the roofs, and then fly off again if your house building got too close… Pigeons on the roof? Or perhaps they are Penguins? Or Puffins?

Just because I’m so pleased with Townscaper I’m going to include a series of Twordles that I have created. and then I got lost down a rabbit hole… or more accurately, a twordlehole… Thirdly to the guy who wrote the link between the two (Tarmo byte or )Īnd lastly, to the person who alerted me to this all: Oskar Stalbergīut what has all this got to do with Architecture and Design? Well, if you can follow me so far, and hopefully play the video below, you can see that the Wordle attempt can transform into a fun piece of architecture…. Secondly, to the Townscaper game (more on that soon!) First, to the original Wordle page (as lots of people are copying). What you may not know is that some bright spark set up a link where you could send, via Twitter, your daily Wordle trial, to another program called Townscaper, and then Townscaper can turn your Wordle into what I’m calling a Twordle. Its probably a reason why I haven’t posted much lately… sorry! It’s fun, it’s simple, it requires a modicum of brain power, and what is best is that you can’t do it non-stop all day – you can only do it once a day, and the whole world is doing the same Wordle every day. Wordleįor those that don’t know, and that must be very few, there was a guy called Wardle who set up a game called Wordle (ho ho!) and it has gone from less than a 100 users to about 100 million users in less than 3 months. Are you doing a Wordle each day? You probably are – it is growing exponentially, even faster than Covid, although a lot more enjoyable.

Studio ghibli townscaper