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The Backrooms sequel needs to steal this viral art trend
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The wider community is as productive as ever – and they have plenty of ideas for the Backrooms sequel.
Others have taken a photo realistic approach showing people from different periods but in a modern 3D art style made in Blender, the same 3D modelling software that Kane used to make his original Backrooms YouTube series.
The beauty of the trend is how it also adds to Backrooms lore.
Backrooms through time - YouTube Watch OnThe Brazilian artist Tony Warrior has even imagined Scooby-Doo in the Backrooms.
It's too early to know whether what emerges will have a historical setting, but remember that nobody owns the copyright to Backrooms.