#lm ask

happy birthday!!

THANK YOU SO MUCH SJDNBSAJDB ;__;

Ooh that game is great. I was so addicted to it when I first played it

I make how to art videos for youtube if you’re interested!

Ok, so you say,

“people exercise their right of free expression to tell you your art is shitty. It goes both ways sweetheart.”

But then you say,

“don’t complain”

That’s not going both ways, dude.

You have the free right to complain about my art being shitty. But I have the free right to free expression. The reaction of people is out of my control. It’s not up to me whether or not people get triggered. But it is up to me if I let that keep me from drawing. It doesn’t because I’m not afraid of other people’s reactions. ;)

Also:

“when debate is lost, slander becomes the tool of the loser.”-Socrates

are they drawing vids? we could collab! I have an accent but am really comfy talking. Maybe if we did a video on a drawing game or something it would be easier? idk what tho ahhaha

My microphone is sort of ok, but I don’t mind doing a collab! I never made a collab video before, though.

Ooo that sounds really cool actually. Wish my laptop moms laptop had pen sensitivity ;; i would

It’s unfortunate to hear that...Are you able to get your hands on a tablet, though?

For Inktober animations I was going to animate with paper and ink. :3 I'm not sure how often it’s done nowadays but I don’t think it’s too often compared to digital animation...? At least as far as I’m aware.

The only things I animated on paper were a bouncing ball, and then another bouncing ball turning into a bunny rabbit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS39DE28wEs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePlQQV3TLhE

(    These are very old videos from years ago. Sorry for the bad quality ;w;   )

I didn’t have as much experience with animation, therefore I wanted to stick to 2D computer animation and not touch 2D animation on paper. But now I’ve improved a bit. Animation on paper doesn’t seem as scary now and don’t mind trying it. Maybe a more fluid one by the end of October, I’m not sure what yet, though.

aaa shes super cute!! whats the story??

The floaty blue haired character is for a game concept I have. I also sometimes refer to them as “she” since I haven’t gotten the concept fully down yet. I’m leaning more to using “them/they” pronouns because I have the player in mind in the story somehow. But not really to punish them for playing the game how they want. I think that’s kind of overdone in indie games i think. XD

My first game was going to star a separate character I have (the icon I use is of that character) but the concept got way too complex for a noob indie developer like myself. And I am still learning Unity, the game dev software I am using for that project. So my first game will be of my blue alien character instead.

I want to make a simple story game in Clickteam fusion to get experience in even getting an original game out there to begin with. And before THAT, I want to make a really simple Undertale fangame in Clickteam fusion, just to test out the mechanics that I have in mind for my own first game.

Thank you so much! ;w;