Wouldn't you like to look like this beautiful hand-drawn owl?

INSPIRATION STATION: The video game publisher behind revered online puzzle game 'When the Past was Around' is offering one bespoke portrait from its Indonesian artist.

by Jessica Goodfellow | 06/17/2021

Southeast Asian video game 'When the Past Was Around' has received widespread praise for marrying beautiful artwork with interactivity—taking the amalgamation of art and gaming to new heights.

The point-and-click adventure game, from Japanese publisher Chorus Worldwide, features hand-drawn scenes following two characters, Eda and The Owl, on their love story.

Indonesian artist Brigitta Rena is the creative behind the game.

To mark the game’s six-month anniversary, Chorus Worldwide is offering a chance for one fan to become transformed into a character.

It’s @WPWAgame’s half-birthday! ��

To celebrate this milestone, the game's creator and artist @crystalnyam will draw a beautiful bespoke profile portrait for one lucky winner!

Follow @ChorusWorldwide and retweet to enter!

Winner will be announced 21st June~

Good luck! �� pic.twitter.com/cVKMwpT0Vc
— Chorus Worldwide (@ChorusWorldwide) June 15, 2021

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