Maybe it?s the eighties nostalgia. Maybe it?s the cast of lovable characters (a few reminiscent of The Goonies). Or maybe it?s just a break from reality via a fantastical monster. Whatever your reason for watching (binging) it, the hit Netflix series Stranger Things has left fans yearning for Season 2. 

via GIPHYMaybe it?s the eighties nostalgia. Maybe it?s the cast of lovable characters (a few reminiscent of The Goonies). Or maybe it?s just a break from reality via a fantastical monster. Whatever your reason for watching (binging) it, the hit Netflix series Stranger Things has left fans yearning for Season 2. Till then, we have the next best thing: drawings of two major S.T. settings from architect Boryana Ilieva, who creates studies of space and light in cinematic architecture. Warning: the following contains spoilers regarding the first season.
 The first episode of Stranger Things introduces us to a crew of geeky tweens playing "Dungeons and Dragons" in ring leader Mike Wheeler?s basement. (Think basic eighties furniture and walkie-talkies strewn about.) This room is later used to sequester Eleven (Elle for short), the psychokinetic runaway fleeing a government lab.

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A quick flight upstairs is the bedroom of Mike?s older sister, Nancy Wheeler, the quintessential role model dating a classic sleaze ball. Admittedly, the minor drama in Nancy?s subplot prov...