I personally don’t do well with grief. Although I have great ease expressing my happiness, I find it hard to articulate my feelings when stricken by sadness. Yesterday, I felt my heart drop when I heard the news of Mr. Iwata’s passing. How do you express a loss when it is not a member of your family or friends, but you feel like that individual was like family in how he influenced your childhood? Many artists took to pen/paper/painbrush & digital art board to express their feelings. Here are some of the team’s favourites.
Thank you for my childhood #ThankYouIwata pic.twitter.com/JL6O3SyQ6j
— projectTiGER (@projectTiGER_) July 13, 2015
THE FEELS IN THIS PIC! 😢😭 Iwata. You will be missed! #RIPIwata #Nintnendo #Gamergram
A photo posted by Michael Wang (@michael_jwang) on
#ThankYouIwata, for all the inspiration, fun, love and passion @lucyamorris http://t.co/DGj5OZDlQY pic.twitter.com/TRitaoY7WR
— Sonja van Vuure (@sipsapson) July 13, 2015
I love Nintendo-it’s always been a huge part of my life & always will be. #ThankYouIwata You’ll live on in our hearts pic.twitter.com/MOCPOyioov
— Jillian Zurawski (@TheMistressJ) July 13, 2015
Thanks for everything, Mr. Iwata #ThankYouIwata pic.twitter.com/qB5ePySaGz
— ♡Bun Goddess♡ (@cheshirette) July 13, 2015
Thank you Satoru Iwata, for your talents in development and your genius in leadership. You will be missed. #RIPIwata pic.twitter.com/a44K8gGrlc
— Robert Bowling (@fourzerotwo) July 13, 2015
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‘…But in my heart, I am a gamer.’ Our respectful tribute to a great man, his legacy will endure – #Iwata #Nintendo pic.twitter.com/wQCzpN6RcR
— GAMETEE (@GameTeeUK) July 13, 2015
Thank you Mr. Iwata-san. You will always be in our hearts when we are having fun playing games :).
xoxo Leah