A post I recently saw made me think about digital brushes that imitate traditional mediums, so here's two slides I made a li'l while ago for a devlog using Krita's built-in traditional brushes. It was sort of like using very high pigment acrylic.

A spaghetti-girl. Made in Krita.

I've been trying to pull my current project together into a playable demo, so I added the title screen, menus and a text display for the HUD. Still a lot to do, but it's starting to look like an actual game.

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I decided to play around with OpenToonz motion tweening and ended up animating a flamingo.

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Finally getting back into coding after a big break.

Still not very good at dev vlogs, but still giving it a go.

I've been working on a remake of KatzenKlein 3D. https://youtu.be/UKnVjHzLigs?si=5YwFGMXgNKoBXc8c

A spinning Kitty skull... because my Doom clone has kitties as the enemies. I think I'll probably touch it up a bit, but I think it works for an options select icon for now. Made in LibreSprite and Krita.

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A digital painting in Krita