Monday, March 21, 2011

Hope to make a new one every other week.
Suggestions for future comments are welcomed :-)

Monday, March 7, 2011

Time to relax



The satisfaction of finally being able to defeat Gruntilda in, Banjo-Kazooie. This is exactly what I wanted to do after achieving that!

A Friendly Reminder

Hi guys. I know there are a few of you following here that I want to get on as people who can post art. If you'd like to post art please send me an email of the email address connected to your blogger.com account so that I may invite you in! Thank you again!

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Stop 'n' Swop

Ah, Stop 'n' Swop.

The mystery that left gamers puzzled for years.


I remember being extremely excited about raising Sharkfood Island, breaking down the door in Gobi's Valley and melting the ice wall in Wozza's cave. I was surprised to find three more eggs to collect. And, just like everyone else, I was scratching my head, wondering what the eggs and key were for and why were there only three eggs in Banjo-Tooie. It's not a unique memory, but it is one of my favorite memories.

Saturday, March 5, 2011

Favorite Memory



Okay, so there are a lot of memories I share with the RARE company, so it was very hard to choose my favorite. I was going to do the first time I entered Click Clock Wood, but then I thought about the first time I flew around with Kazooie... how high you could reach up at Treasure Trove Cove... and how quiet it would become when you did so. I don't remember any other video game using the sounds/lack of music to make an environment... but you knew once you were all the way up there that you needed to tread lightly and carefully! And while you can fly as high as you want in Click Clock Wood, this was the only stage that went silent when you floated high enough (unless there is a world that does that in Banjo Tooie...)

This digital piece was drawn and colored quickly, as the deadline was today and I didn't have time to really shade like I wanted to. But as I went along, I wanted to give a child-like feeling, so I used crayon tools as well as a paper texture to make sure it got that feeling. I used paint tool SAI.