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Some slightly older art where I tried to find a more consistent design for this little critter I draw when I'm especially anxious (namely by giving it my self-destructive behaviors, sorry buddy). I still might tweak the concept more in future, but it's getting there.
Despite mostly being a vessel for venting, I do have some lore tidbits for this guy:
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Character doodles and fox studies.
Some of the UI elements for Note Runners. It was really nice to work with a rainbow-but-not-quite-eye-burning color scheme.
Some early concepts for Note Runners, an infinite runner game where everything is controlled by the pitch of the player’s voice. Again not sure if this one will ever see the light of day (getting permissions for essentially covers of copyrighted music in a student project is kinda eugh <:\ ), but I did enjoy being a part of this production.
Aaaand the enemy animations for Wizards. They also like to bounce.
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Somehow I forgot this when I posted the rest of my faves.
Have a fuzzy ghost baby.
Aaaand have some process pics because for some reason I had many, many versions of this file on my computer.
A tiny eldritch child walks through a spooky forest. After a lot of importing, exporting, and general confusion, finally got this done. This animation was put together using a combination of Flash, Photoshop, and After Effects. (I never want to use that many programs on a single project ever again.)
