Monthly Archives: November 2014

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quick announcement thing? idk even. but since I don’t have my account anymore, it’d be great if people could “register” themselves to the dcmkrp blog since I’m not keeping active tabs atm. and by “register” I mean, just drop their URL to the dcmkrp askbox. or even if it’s other people telling me that there’s a new blog, then that’d be great too because I’m totally blind now and the entire blog basically is kinda dead when it comes to updates. sorry for using your blog as the psa lol

IMPORTANT PSA:

~*~ dcmkrp ~*~

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sxlvershot:

PSA: I am willing to ship my muse with same verse characters
          I am willing to ship my muse with cross over characters
          I am willing to ship my muse with opposite sex characters
          I am willing to ship my muse with same sex characters
          I am willing to ship my muse with original characters.
          I am willing to ship my muse with any other muse.
                      As long as there is chemistry 

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Aviary Attorney: Birdseed For All

aviaryattorney:

While browsing through some archived public domain books, I stumbled on a goldmine of satirical drawings from a French artist in the 1840s. I had an urge to give the drawings a new life, so I started work on a narrative-heavy lawyering game that made use of the assets.

Here are some gifs.

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The underlying engine is about half complete (JSON files contain all the dialog, choice mechanics, and level transitions), but the writing has a long way to go.

For those curious: the source of the character drawings is Scènes de la vie privée et publique des animaux (Scenes of the public and private life of animals), illustrated by Jean-Jacques Grandville. The sources I’ve used for the backgrounds so far are Paris révolutionnaire and Paris à travers les âges.

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Once upon a time, there was a girl named Laura O’Kello who changed Hakuba’s life. Whether or not this is a good thing is still up for debate, but the moment I saw this music video, it was just too perfect not to dedicate it to her.

Ahhhh, Laura. The girl who makes men dance the women’s part in the ballroom, talks her way out of everything, and turned down the detective because he wasn’t rich enough for her to even consider him.

(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)