Aug 24, 2025
"Hey, where're you going?"
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"Hey, where're you going?"
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When I heard ‪iteachvader‬ 's funky Sega Genesis-esque track, I got an itch to make a WYM-themed 90s game continue screen. Always fun exploring the dynamic between Kyler & Booker.
Kyler and Trisha absolutely would have tried this at least once, as kids. (Not while their dad was home, though).
Poor Valerie.
"Someone hasn't done anything enriching today..."
Kyler ponders over the reading on his bathroom scales.
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One of the reasons I'd been stalled on WYM's next story 'Reality Check' was a lack of references. SO! Here's a couple of office designs.
Nolan Kernesky's office is a modest, medium sized room but still very poshly furnished, with wood effect floor and a large bookshelf that is there for the aesthetic than anything else. Behind Nolan's desk is a framed image of a volcano erupting (he sees it as a power move)
Alan Bird's office is a far taller and longer room than necessary, to instil respect into any visitors. One wall has a display case full of company awards, and a big mirror. The opposite wall has a sliding door to a private bedroom/bathroom suite (there have been many days where Alan hasn't left work to go home to his family). Behind Alan's desk are tall windows that let much light into the room.
"W.A.T.S.O.N Your Mind?" is a project that's nearly a couple decades old at this point. As you can imagine, not everything makes the final cut - here's a selection of drafts, clips and random experiments from across the years.
I'm very focused on my offline movie project at the moment, but here's a snippet of WYM's pilot that I rendered for a recent Indie Animation Day.
See the whole thing here!