The place to find my plans, behind the scenes extras and teasers of any kind
As you can see there is now a logo we made for the unlicenced record label I helped set up.
We are currently publishing music on Spotify where we are verified artists.
I made sure to set up a page where you can keep track off all the releases,
So if you are not signed up to the GangstarZ Entertainment notifications
And you do not follow our Spotify accounts you can still enjoy our music.
However we do consider it blasphemy if those who have heard our songs do not make sure to follow us.
Ever wanted to live your life as an escaped lab chicken?
Surely that's everyone's dream, is it not?
Well now you can, thanks to this nifty little game.
Chicken A is a side scrolling platform adventure,
In which you overcome increasingly difficult challenges.
However maybe the biggest challenge of all, is the puzzle with 4 pieces.
Let me know if you can beat the first 4 levels within 5 minutes.
I tried my hand at photoshopping a for bit and while I’m really pleased with the results,
I’m not sure I find it satisfying enough to do proffesionally, but it's fun for a hobby.
I think the main problem is that it makes me selfconsious about the imperfections.
Or it might just be because I like to do other things with my life.
Yes you read that correctly, I am constructing my own language.
Obviously I don't expect people to ever use it to communicate,
However how cool would it be if your own language was used in a game.
Of course the creation of an entire language is a lenghty process,
However I am not in a hurry to get it finished.
If anything I want to take my time to learn my language before finialising it.
By constructing this language I hope to gain a better understanding
Of languages in general and how some languages look different yet similar.
The scentence that I can make at the moment don’t get more complicated than this:
Daahoo niigu yequ wupfu tsjaaqiinaa doelo niigu reexa toeraa daahoo niigu daahoo.
Which seems very complicated when you don’t know anything about the language,
But it will probably be compressed down to 5-7 words eventually.
For this physical computing project we wanted to make a Halloween themed product,
And honestly what’s more Halloweeny that a good ol’ Halloween Pumpkin.
Thus Project Pumpkin was born. In this project we would create not only a sensory link,
But also make spooky sounds and haunting lights luring you in through the darkness.
Don’t let this pumpkin spot you or you’ll activate alarm on the control unit.
After weeks of hard work we have finally managed to finalise our Interactive Video.
To make sure this doesn’t get lost in the seas of time,
I decided to upload The Making Off and The Credits to my portfolio.
You can watch the videos by clicking the title of this post.
To try out the actual video you are too late, the link expired.
I play the Secret Ending Character, so if you see me your in luck.
I loved editing my scenes even if the shots were sometimes a bit difficult to mix and match.
Very few people would actually expect to find these pictures on my website at the moment.
Afterall I am not a great drawing artist and I’ve said so on various occasions.
However, once I drew these for a short workshop about drawing Geometric shapes.
I am still proud of what I’ve drawn, even if with a ruler the lines would’ve been cleaner.
Still that doesn’t change the fact that I think: anyone could draw this, but it looks just right.
In the programming courses I was trying to make a minigame,
I started of by making Monokuma, the mascot of the Danganronpa series.
Later I made him able to transform into Monomi, of Danganronpa 2.
And once I learned about classes I could finalise my prototype.
I could create multiple creatures who are on a team together,
so I made my own interpertation of Danganronpa’s battle between hope and dispair.
It’s very basic, with different dificulties.
(Click the picture to download the zip-file)
Here are some of the sketches I made for the layout of this website.
You might recognise some of the sketches, as I’ve already implemented most of ’em.
I might never implement all of ’em, but it’s nice to speculate anyway.