New plant shop building

Read what happened when we turned the search for Dr Livingstone into an interactive novel in our latest blog post: thewonderingvagabond.com/livingstone-...

A little behind the scenes of making a poem come to life! www.youtube.com/shorts/oV_k1...

Here's your opportunity to stop doom scrolling and take a nice little poetry break.
“When I am Dead, My Dearest” by Christina Rossetti
Original art and animation by me
Music: Chopin - Fantaisie, Impromptu Op. 66 provided by Classical Music Copyright Free
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Every choice branches. Every branch needs follow-up. Every follow-up creates more branches. I wanted meaningful choices, for the player to feel like their decisions mattered. But "meaningful" quickly became "impossible to manage.”
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Here's what you learn when you're locked in a wooden cabin for fourteen days: every detail becomes fascinating. So we watched termites. When those two weeks finally ended, we practically ran into the forest. And that's when the idea came. thewonderingvagabond.com/category/blog/

Maybe. But we think people will be interested in our story, something that is based on our real, lived experience, warts and all. And they’ll be excited to choose something that matters, in an online world optimized for sameness and commercial viability.
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Join us on the often messy journey of pursuing a creative dream. All are welcome, but especially anyone who’s ever dreamed of quitting their 9 to 5 and traveling or swapping their high-paced life for tending a veggie patch in the country. Read our first post: thewonderingvagabond.com/lockdown-det...

After moving on from pixel art, I started to work with Sketchbook. I found this a pretty easy way to translate my traditional art skills into digital art, though there were plenty of learning curves! I made a few pieces, like this digital painting, to comfortable with the program.

Throwback to my pixel art phase 🎮When I first started out as a game dev I thought pixel art was the way to go. After all, it seemed like that’s what all the indie dev kids were doing! Made some stuff I am still genuinely proud of, but eventually I realized hand-drawn art just clicks better for me. 🖌

Throwback Thursday! Here’s our very first game, Caterpillar Courier made for the LDJAM 53 two years ago. We were two wannabe game devs with zero experience and somehow we managed to pull this off in three days. We won't wait so long this time to share our current project, follow us for updates!

A little bit of what we've been working on lately: