Labyrinth's 3rd Presentation Thread

Hey everyone! Before I start ranting on about myself and my life for the next two hours (that's the real time it takes me to write these threads, because I'm a perfectionist), I just want to clear a few things :

Q : Are you new?
A : Nope. No need to welcome me. ^^

Q : Then why are you making a presentation?
A : Because the last two I made were old and deleted when the forum swipe occurred some time ago.

Q : What's the point of making a third one?
A : Many things have changed in my life since 2014, changed school, made new friends, joined fandoms, made even more friends, started playing DDR, etc... and also because I love making threads like these. bleh

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Anyway...
My name is Rémi, I'm 20 and I come from a magical place where baguettes and croissants are worshiped as sacred items, a country called France. We also drink a lot of wine and champagne, especially where I'm from, Reims.

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Q : What do you do of your days in Reims ?

I used to go to an art school where I studied graphic design but I recently stopped mid-day because the course doesn't correspond to me and young people at school make me uncomfortable. Today I'm either outside actively looking for a new occupation (working or doing charity work), or inside playing video games.

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By now, you might be wondering what my username stands for.

I'm what people call in the art community a maze designer. I draw and create mazes and labyrinths for my own pleasure or for others. I started drawing them when I was 7 and I've been actively drawing them and getting better ever since.

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In 2012, a few months after joining the wonderful Minecraft forums of CraftedMovie (Salted's previous server), I drew a "free-stylish" maze for the server and its owners (Salted & BouledeNeige) and got a lot of really good feedback from the community.

From that point onward, I drew mazes every 3 months and even designed some for Minecraft servers. I unfortunately got bored overtime, I don't draw as many as I used to (one to two per year). I only draw them for friends, conventions or special online people or groups of people.

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Spoiler: Huge maze is huge

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For example, last year I drew a maze for the Hearth's Warming Con, a fandom convention located in the Netherlands. Drawing a maze doesn't take long, about 10 to 15 hours, but it makes me very tired because I have to really focus on the paper.

Spoiler: Even bigger maze

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I'm also able to include names and words inside my mazes, so if you want you can not only try solving the maze but also try finding every name I hid in it, maybe even yours.

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EDIT : Welp, looks like I'm out of time for this evening. I haven't finished typing the whole thing so I'll leave it this way and finish it tomorrow.
I'll be talking about StepMania, Minecraft and WynnCraft, other video games, and general stuff.

 

No problem, it was my pleasure.
(#Baguette)

 

I can tell you put a lot of hard work into this thread, but unfortunately this section is only for new players.