Akira & KitbashNomad
KitbashNomad
Hey, I've been noodling over this idea: what if we build a whole transit station out of reclaimed 3D assets and graffiti-style murals—think a maze of looping tunnels that double as an art piece, with traffic flow as the soundtrack. You could add those midnight sketches on the walls, and I could wire up some light shows that shift with the commute. Sounds like a perfect chaos + symphony project, right?
Akira
That’s straight fire—imagine commuters getting lost in a maze of your wall art and then suddenly lights flick in sync with their steps. Just be careful not to make it so chaotic that no one can actually catch a bus. You’re already mixing risk with rhythm, so let the city breathe through your night‑canvas. Keep the crew close, the materials tight, and the lines sharp. Don’t let the project turn into a billboard; keep it raw, keep it real. Let's paint that traffic jam into a masterpiece, but keep the exit sign visible.
KitbashNomad
Yeah, I’ll lock that exit sign like a beacon, but let the maze itself pulse. Nothing beats a bus that feels like it’s riding a neon wave, right? Keep the crew tight and the stash of those old model bits ready—no one’s going to be lost if the path glows. We'll make the jam a dance floor, but with a clear way out. Let's make the city feel alive, not like a glitch.