Abril 2011

The MOULa servers are currently down without announcement from Cyan (well, it is easter monday after all).

So don't panic, if MOULa gives an error/crashes/doesn't work it is not you. So you don't have to reinstall or anything. 

Edit : and they are up again!

The "mini-Mysterium Commitee" is currently accepting submissions for both T-Shirt and Convention Logos for this years Mysterium convention. Here are details for the submission process:

• The convention theme is Amateria
• All designs should be 150dpi/ppi and submitted as a jpg or png (should the design be chosen we may contact you for the original file)
• Shirt Front/Back designs should be 2100px by 1800px (or 1800px by 2100 px)
• Convention Logo (which may double as a mini-shirt logo) should be 600px by 600px
• Entries will be accepted until May 7th

For more information on how to enter the contest, see the link below. 

N.B This is not the official Mysterium. It started out as mini-Mysterium but then grew out of the "mini" tag. 

No guild of fine artists? That doesn't mean the creative side of the community isn't doing anything. On deviantart there are several Myst/Uru groups and (currently) the most active one is holding a contest!

The Myst-fanclub's Make one- Share one comptetion has been a very succesfull contest in the past and the idea is simple 

In Make One, Share One participants will create an art piece representing a character or element from their favorite Myst game. This can be in any visual media except animation or literature (drawings, paintings, models, embroidery, woodwork, bead work, etc. are fine). This is an opportunity for members to stretch their creative wings and to provide awards for future club-sponsored competitions.

The deadline is 21 May. See the link below for more information. To participate one must be a member of Deviantart and of the group, both are free >.>

The Guild of Writers has relaunched its website, giving the a new layout which is more user-friendly. Development Journals have also been revamped, giving artists and programmers a central place for blogging about their guild-related projects.

Along with the website relaunch, the Guild has created a development branch of the CyanWorlds.com Engine because the Guild Council feels that a locally maintained branch is the best way to serve the needs of the community. To that end, we will make every effort to share our progress with other development groups.

(See http://guildofwriters.com or the link below for additional information.)