Now playing: D&D on the Atari 2600!

Okay not really. But I am making little tiny icons for our virtual tabletop. Which is actually pretty hard.




I wonder what kind of tilesets we will be using for the map, though. I don't want to make one! But I kind of wonder if we can find something ultra simple to match. Haha.

Tricked!

Still not really spring. I knew that the nice weather couldn't last for more than a few days. I knew it!

Can it be spring yet?

I am definitely ready for spring. Lemme know when it gets here for real. For Calgary, that will probably be May.


The board is gearing up for a new D&D game. It's been a long time since I've played, I'm looking forward to it. It's 4e which is also more or less a first for me. But it's gonna be fun! My character is a Tiefling Swordmage named Bunny. Her interests include good swords, nice things, and breaking other peoples' legs.


She is pretty much a goon with a pretty face.
Semi related: Gnolls are amusing to draw, especially the less effort you put into drawing them seriously.

Leaning tower of sketches

Was visiting Jay in Georgia for two weeks in March, and, despite not drawing on any of the incredibly long plane rides, was surprisingly productive. I'm starting to get better at plane rides, though... I spend less time staring at the wing and resolutely telling the plane what a glorious piece of aerial technomancy it is than I used to.


Some of these next ones are drawn with my right hand. Can you guess which!

The second set of pages was done as a combination of both, which turned out kind of interesting in terms of line quality... I used my good hand for the details and bits that had to be curvy, but I used my right hand to just kind of make everything else jaggy and random.


Me and Jay kind of think Space Wolf should be a flash game about spinning backwards through space while you breathe fire. I'd play it. For a little while.