So for the upcoming AX2007, I’ve been tossing around ideas for the new Mecha Fetus doujin. Actually, I don’t really feel like illustrating anything right now; using my tablet for the first time in a few weeks feels odd. It’s enough to make me feel awful. Even so, I’m determined to contribute at least something.
So anyone coming by Anime Expo in two weeks, please visit us at Artist Alley. I am in the middle of planning Haruhi armbands and I’ll probably put some of my previous work on sale, too.
Also, I stuck on Ema Skye for no reason.
Edit: No, she is not a cosplaying Mikuru.
Technically not one my usual illustrations, this lands squarely in my “love to make things with Mortal Kombat sprites” happy-fun-time.
Persona wanted something for his new phone. It started off as a fairly simple walk cycle with slowpoke, then I just kept adding stuff and went into an animating trance and when I woke up it looked like this.
I’m back from Thailand and have some crap from the sketch book I took with me. If it’s in color it’s done with prismacolors.
Secret Rings is a good game but it needs much polishing in order to be more user friendly.
I have more drawings but I’m saving them for another update. Thrifty thrifty!
It’s finals week and I left my tablet at home. Unfortunately, I can’t draw for crap with a mouse, so this will do.
Hopefully, Kinuko and Persona will understand what this little bastard means soon enough.
Actually, I’ve been spending some time with Etrian Odyssey, forgot about Pokemon for a while. I thought it’d be a borefest, but it’s difficult enough to be actually fun for most of the time. I’ve been playing it very slowly, though. Only managed to make it to the 8th floor.
Well, I’ve been playing Planet Puzzle League (another must-have DS title) nonstop since Wednesday.
Does anyone actually like Mr Mime?
When Megaman Battle Network first came out, I really enjoyed the environment and scenario the game setup: it being an alternate universe from the classic Megaman series, a world where society decided to follow Dr. Light’s path of AI and the internet as opposed to Dr. Wily’s proposition of super fighting robots and general shit-havoc. All the characters were really charming and the story felt just pleasant enough that it seemed fun to play even if they were to turn it into a serial series with a new sequel every year.
I kind of ate those words when the next five billion sequels came out.
Anyway, I still really liked how the game felt like I was exploring a real living world with its isometric niceness, and I particularly enjoyed the new Protoman/Zero fusion character who wordlessly followed the orders of his master, a 12 year old netbattling hotshot asshole. It’s too bad Capcom never got smart enough to realize they could’ve had a real winner on their hand if they allowed players to cuxtomize their own Net Navi instead of always making the player use Megaman. I mean, come on – user customization is THE way to hook players now! Stop living in your Old Osaka Yakuza ways, Capcom. :/
