NannerPushmo

Got a 3DS? Own Pushmo yet? You should check it out. It's only seven dollars on the e-shop right now, and if it weren't for a portable version of Street Fighter IV, Pushmo would be my most played game on the system at the moment. It's difficult to explain what I like about the game so much: it's a 3D puzzle game with simple controls and mechanics that remains enjoyable even at the higher difficulty levels. It's the sort of game I can play for a bit, come to a logical end, and go back to something else (drawing, vectoring, or trying to get the timing down on Fei Long's Rekka combos).

NannerRayGun

Part of "going pro" is playing while injured. A pro can't make excuses for being unable to work. A pro realizes that not all time is created equal. There is time in the day for distractions, but there is also time to practice and apply your craft. I've made a conscious effort to better myself with this project, and I can already see the improvement. But that's no reason to stop.

I've Got Sketches, Ideas, and Some Know-how

So behind. This weird feeling keeps creeping in. I know I should work. I know resistance is keeping me from my goals. I know that I'll never get better at this stuff without working through it. But I keep getting lost in my head. I have let people down. I have let myself down. Squandering precious time in idle thought. Unable to fully commit to my emotions. Sitting on ideas until they expire...

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Koi Revision

Added a stroke to the lips. Removed some colored construction strokes that were accidentally left behind. Do you see them in the original? No? They're there. Trust me.

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ChibiTankSketch

Tanks are hard to draw - for me, anyway. My early years of doodling in school mostly consisted of animals, monsters, and videogame characters. Cars, motorcycles, guns, swords, and the like never really made their way to the page.

Chibi-tank is a bit of a compromise. It's got ears, choro-q-like proportions, and a cute bunny decal on the front. Vectors coming soon.