BG: Faerie-Dartmouth

A symbolic Ivy-League social-house is at the 'epicenter' of the modern cyber-diarism indicating special Western/American dowries.

An homage to video-game lore, inspired by The Wizard (Fred Savage). 

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A social-house at an Ivy League called 'BG' was hosting a special cyber-club invested in the avatar-aesthetics of the modern video-game generation!

These members/friends of BG wanted to use cyber-forums to talk about the socialized design appeal of video-game warrior-avatars who'd re-present a modern American/Western fascination with exploits/capitalism!

Perhaps these 'BG daredevils' wanted simply to hoist a modern capitalism intuition to cast special 'diadems' of commercial civilization (e.g., NASDAQ, Starbucks, MTV, Planet Hollywood, Jerry Maguire, etc., etc.) through the common lens of pedestrian ambition(s) and therefore wanted to use color/art to recreate consumerism dreams (e.g., Happy Meals).

The 'daydreams' cast by this cyber-club at BG, the Ivy League social-house, were to complement a youth-generation complete 'immersion' into the hallucinatory 'universe' of video-game commerce/consumerism/lifestyle. Sure, this was the social activity of 'nerds' and junkies, but video-games also re-presented a modern focus on the aesthetics of complete tech-driven fashion(s).

The friends/members of 'BG' (the iconic Ivy League social-house) hoped to use 'video-game imaginarium IQ' to cast Western/American investments in cyber-tech/lifestyle as certainly representative of the Computer Age and all the little gems it'd create for the perception/notion of total democracy!

BG: "Don't play too much video-games," as parents warn; but we 'Young Americans' are celebrating pure distancing.

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)