project_update.001

Current to-do list1:

  1. HAPPY99 [KICKSTARTED PREVIOUSLY]
  2. Celestial Bodies [KICKSTARTING SOON]
  3. art for .dungeon [KICKSTARTING NOW]

HAPPY99 is proceeding apace, though the past day or so I’ve been taking a break because I like to work myself too much. I’m working on a companion website for it, which really sparked my inspiration to write it, too.

Celestial Bodies will remain untouched until it’s funded; there are currently no edits we need to make on the pdf itself, and everything left is for the Titanic Eclipse edition, which is the final version. I do, however, need to make more assets for the Kickstarter page, and generally fiddle with it until it suits mine and Binary’s standards.

As for the art for .dungeon, I have a Nintendo DS Lite with a flashcart that will be used for the art, and it’s all set up and ready to go. Someone in Snow’s Discord server created a useful python script to convert the files made by the drawing program into .pngs. Thank you, TheOddFireFox!

I have a fair number of smaller, secret, or vastly undeveloped projects that are simmering alongside these three, but this is the current priority. I aim to have HAPPY99 text complete and the text document sent out for editing and reading for backers by mid-February, because Celestial Bodies will be launching early March. There are some friends I owe layout for because I promised I’d touch up their ashcan pdfs and some art commissions I need to finish for clients’ personal use that I’d like to get done in a timely manner.

Oh, also, Rosethorn Keep will be available through Space Penguin Ink in a few months, which is very exciting! Myself and Kay worked very hard on this tabletop game and it’s fun!

bye for now.
Charlotte

  1. You may be wondering why this is a blog post and not a newsletter. Frankly I get intimidated by newsletters, especially for minutiae and updates. Plus, it’s easier to keep an archive of blog posts. I might make a newsletter in the future. I’ve tried a couple times but have not quite managed to make it work. But maybe, maybe, maybe! ↩︎

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