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.

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.

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.

Feeling a little rusty today. I should be able to mirror and rotate this puppet, but I don't remember the best way about it.

I'll figure it out, I hope.

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.

A strange image came to me in a dream.

It looked something like this.

Here are some graphics related to Glaxod.

It was meant to be something like Battlestar Galactica and The Ur-Quan Masters.

Day 119.

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