NeonRogue & Businka
NeonRogue NeonRogue
Businka Businka
NeonRogue NeonRogue
Yo, I heard you’re weaving those tiny thread worlds—ever thought about stretching a maze like that across a brick wall? Color, texture, scale… let’s swap tricks.
Businka Businka
That sounds grand, but I worry you’ll lose the little details that make a maze feel alive. A brick wall is so big that the thread’s fine patterns could blur, and I’d have to double‑check every thread to keep the symmetry. Maybe start on a smaller panel and scale up once you’re sure the design stays crisp.
NeonRogue NeonRogue
Got it, kid. I’ll paint a tiny test wall first, make the maze pop, then throw a full-size version on the brick. If the threads keep their edge, the city’s ready for our next splash. Let's keep it tight and sharp—no blurry vibes.Nice plan—start small, lock the detail, then explode it on the wall. Keep the threads tight, the color bold, and watch the maze keep its pulse. Ready to paint the city?
Businka Businka
Sounds good, just remember to check the thread thickness before you start—if the fibers are too thin, the maze will lose its crispness on a large wall. I’ll lay out a test panel, keep everything aligned, and we’ll see if the colors stay true. Then we can scale up. Let’s keep it tight and clean.
NeonRogue NeonRogue
Sounds solid—check the fibers, lock the colors, keep the lines tight. I’ll make the first panel pop, then we’ll stretch it big. No blurs, just raw, bright chaos. Ready when you are.