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Hi it’s me I only draw this one character in this one way with this one pose I hope you like a thousand of them 😂

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I found Vasco

Hah, so you did! Still needs more ear though.

#answered #prayforelves #Vasco

Schnauzers? Any size? I had a small black schnauzer mix growing up and he was such a good Old Man

Schnauzers are in, i love the look and size of the giants, wirehaired, sturdy. Looks like an old man even when they’re young.

#ask games #bigger is better for me personally #prayforelves

Happy Birthday to @prayforelves

Featuring her two best boys, Abel and Theo enjoying avoiding the summer sun!

(I forgot to post this earlier so it’s technically belated aaah)

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Completed commission for @prayforelves She wanted my take on the Pajama Sam games—a series I too have great fondness for! (It’s incredible, all of my commissioners have been very attuned with my interests—I’ve been having a great time with these) This commission got me thinking about the series again, particularly why a computer game from the 90s fills me with inspiration and excitement for independent creators today. But first (full disclosure) I came to the game late. Growing up I had educational computer games, but they were mostly The Learning Company’s somewhat dry and thinly veiled math/reading drills. What can I say, my parents wanted learning to be fun, they wanted me to want to learn, but their idea of “learning” was narrowly defined to rote drills. Fast-forward to last year when I looked up a play through of Pajama Sam after coming across Humongous Entertainment in some search results.

Two things struck me right away: The learning style was completely different. For a kid who was made to memorize multiplication tables (miserable but worth it), seeing an “edutainment” game call upon logic and open-ended problem solving—one of your first tasks is convincing an anthropomorhic boat that it can float so you can cross some water & progress. Solving the task requires “play”: map exploration and open ended point-and click to find items to demonstrate wood is buoyant to the stupid boat—gave me hellacious “past tense envy” that I didn’t have this growing up.

The second thing that jumped out at me is how easy it is to make a comparable point+click like this now: The tools are very accessible: there are freeware game makers, online tutorials, and the Pajama Sam games only rely on 2D artwork and simple animation—stuff you could throw together in Photoshop (even old Photoshop!)

Basically, this is a fun and well put together game and making something like this is within “weekend project” reach. Can you guess what I’m thinking, fellow artists? Are you thinking it too?