I'm not sure if anyone on this forum is familiar with the video game
Journey that's recently come out for the PS3. It's honestly quite an experience. I'm considering making a quilt for myself featuring a simplified version of the game's characters and setting. In the game, they often view murals of the past in this art style, so it would be a very fitting tribute.
It would be an ambitious project. To mimic the pixel-style of the art, I would want to do each square individually. That would be a little over 1800 2" squares (finished size 1-1/2"). All that black? More squares. A sea of squares. Eek.
Here's a mock-up of what I'm considering in EQ7. All those seams are going to take a ton of fabric, but... if it works out? It would be really spectacular.
I also probably wouldn't use true solids. I'd find blenders and the like that would work with the setting.
Has anyone tackled a project similar to this? Or, I dunno, a postage stamp quilt or something of the sort? Any advice? I'm still a beginner, but this is something I feel very inspired to do. Words of wisdom before I even go out and look at fabric would be welcome.
