VisualTrickster

The past weekend has been crazy! My professor at Seneca College had submitted 3 of my class' interactive comics into Digifest Toronto's student showcase and CONTACT was one of them. It was great to run people through it and physically see their reactions. Also, it felt like I was beta-testing for the next section (which I have thumbnailed out! I just need some time to illustrate and code it) because I could watch where the readers were having difficulty. It didn't help that the tablet was giving us some issues though! I had a lot of fun chatting with other students about coding and possibly moving over to from ActionScript to Unity to allo

Here's a bunch of new content! I prefer to pace myself in terms of posting but my time has run short and I don't know if I'll have internet in the next few weeks. Thus, enjoy the art dump! In a couple of hours, I will be heading to Vietnam to visit family. I will also take this moment to think about where I stand in life as well as where I want to go. To get through the blurring days of college, my mantras were "Don't stop, can't stop," and "Don't think, just do." I'm currently at a point in my craft that I can show it off but now I've forgotten how to create for myself. I remember the days in high school when I would fold up copy paper to