Day 122.

Writing original text on a Game Boy is tough. You have to balance all the text you want with super-cramped text boxes, even with VWF fonts.

On another note, Hallmark can't sue for using my own art style on my own "original" character.

Day 124.

Prologue stuff.

I sketch in full color, then make it black-and-white, then color it in again in GB Studio.

As you can see, Irene, Stella's little sister, gave her a star, and Irene gets kidnapped by a fuzzy guy.

A strange image came to me in a dream.

It looked something like this.

I had these graphics lying about.

...No, I won't explain them. I'd think they speak for themselves.

Day 121.

I keep making up different names for this land. It's either the Kingdom of Chromas, or the World of Color. Either way, it's NOT Rainbow Land.

Day 119.

Okay, THIS should be different enough to make him legally distinct, right?

Day 120.

I can trade the old world map for something smaller and manageable. After all, the world map's just a glorified Level Select screen, and we don't need the Color Castle.

Find six differences between these two pictures. I can only find three. :P

Now I know how it feels to make a The Cutting Room Floor page.

Day 125.

If you know what you're doing, you can do a cinematic in GB Studio, animate a palette-swapping BG element while the text box is up, AND make it skippable to the title screen.

Day 111.

For Murky's neutral-special, he wields a gun.

A gloom gas gun, but a gun, nonetheless.