I’m effectively finished with the game (hooray!), so to celebrate a sort-of “soft launch,” I made an action figure of the hero, Pecky Cluckenbawker.
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I’m effectively finished with the game (hooray!), so to celebrate a sort-of “soft launch,” I made an action figure of the hero, Pecky Cluckenbawker.
While working on Kung Pow Chicken, it started to bother me that I didn’t have an easy (not to mention inexpensive) way to share a “physical” copy of the game with friends and family. Then I had a real silly idea…
Opening up the title to “handheld” in order to include the New Nintendo 3DS XL (what a bananas product name) because I have a couple of those now!
Earlier this year my son came to me and asked if we could design and print some Minecraft bees together. No further questions were necessary and we got right on it.
Sometimes things get broken when young, helpful hands drop them on the floor. When the manufacturer doesn’t sell the part as a replacement, what do you do?
Crisp as in fresh!
Our family room TV is essentially a computer monitor, as it’s mainly used to stream movies and shows. It does a great job, and we’ve only had one complaint with the setup to date: There’s no remote.
Had to say goodbye to my best friend yesterday. The doodle of him and frame were made before he started getting really sick, and I wasn’t planning on sharing them until a couple other things were in order, but it feels appropriate now as I’m processing everything.
One Saturday morning my son asked if we could design and print some rupees together, so we designed and printed some rupees together.
These little friends spawned from a silly sketch made while doodling with my kids almost a year ago. The joy and laughter that it sparked in them led me to make a whole daycare full of baby elemental monsters.