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I took a Sanskrit class while at MUM and created this short abstract film as a final project, illustrating the metaphorical locations of the Hindu Deities in the human body and introducing each deity.
Note that the images and music used in the video are not my own. Music is “Dawning” by Benjy Wertheimer and “Integration: The Beginning” by Sophia. I did the After Effects work and put the whole thing together, along with an oral presentation.
Here is a project from my Constructed Realities class. We were meant to construct a diorama or small scene and photograph it for a series of prints. I lined up three of my favorite Hindu deities, Brahma, Ganesh, and Shiva, and created a small altar made of natural materials and set all by the river. After taking the photos I enhanced them to show the elements each deity represents. The hindu trimurti or trinity is generally with Vishnu and not Ganesh, but I do not have a Vishnu statue so I used Ganesh instead.
This was the last level I released before Forest Palaces- an old one! It has a similar feel to Jungle from TR3 and draws audio and textures from Heavy Metal: FAKK 2, which was a fun game.
It is a very easy level, as my old “gameplay” consisted of keys and switches, with the occasional flipmap or baddy. Some torch puzzles, zip lines, pushables, and timed runs as well. A good old tomb raider romp in the style of TR3 India.
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Note: You’ll need the Tomb Raider Level Editor engine installed to play this game. It’s free and about 100mb to download. Once you have that installed, you can play any custom level available at trle.net or other fine TRLE websites. More recent levels do not require TRLE, however the older ones do.
