Feb 6, 2025
i designed a PHM cover in Keynote because graphic design is my passion
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i designed a PHM cover in Keynote because graphic design is my passion
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William Chase, The Keynote, 1915
Made by hand with Keynote. Bet you didn't know it could do that.
Yellow-green snake; cobalt blue bg
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William Chase ‘The Keynote’ 1915
📍The Tate, London
Was skating and stewing about the "you've changed" comment I inevitably received when I established boundaries, and I was getting super pissed...then this little interlude played, and snapped me out of it.
Yeah, you bet your sweet ass I've changed, you should try it, too.
I can’t help but wonder:
Since point-and-click adventure games like the Nancy Drew Adventure series are mostly just images and animations, wouldn’t it be possible to create a pretty decent one in a presentation software like PowerPoint, Slides, Keynote, Impress, etc.
Like, there’s no need for a complex game engine, right? Presentation software is pretty powerful. So, like, couldn’t you just render all the scenes and make screenshots and GIFs, then just insert them into a really complex presentation and make them playable like a point-and-click game??