Month: May 2019

  • Slumber Before the Fire

    Dear Insane Children,  It is the nature of Chaos to arrive when we least expect it. Order and calm are the natural origin of Chaos. And Chaos is the precursor to order. Like sleep turns to waking and waking to sleep. Somewhere in the divide is Slumber – that space where time passes without awareness,…

  • Cheshire Kitten Plush – Goal Explainer

    Dear Insane Children,  The Cheshire Kitten Plush Collector Set Patreon Goal is UNLOCKED! Yay! All Patrons at $50 (or more) for the month of August 2019, will receive the Cheshire Kitten Collector Set mailed anywhere in the world (free shipping).  The Cheshire Kitten Collector Set contains the following items:  Cheshire Kitten Plush – 30cm tall…

  • Asylum UI & UX

    Dear Insane Children,  Today we’re taking a look at the User Interface and User Experience for Asylum. Want to take a quick refresher on the concepts of UI/UX? Check out THIS LINK.  Alex says of what’s presented here:   The whole idea is: Smooth, seamless transition between gameplay and item management. Keep the player in the…

  • Chainsaws and China Cups

    Dear Insane Children, Were I sharing this with any other type of children I’d … well, I’d not share it! Blood and violence ahead!  Today we have a collection of weapon design ideas from Alex. With blood! Yay! Of what’s presented here, Alex says the following:  I feel as long as every weapon has a…

  • Crowd Design & Live Stream for Week 3 of May 2019

    Dear Insane Children,  Did you miss this week’s Crowd Design Session on Discord? Fear not! You can listen to the full session over on YouTube. Hit THIS LINK to tune in. We covered a lot of interesting topics in this session – ranging from weapons and power-ups to helper characters and abilities. Live Stream We’ll…

  • Cheshire Kitten Plush – Update – v2 + v5

    Dear Insane Children,  THANK YOU! Such great comments on the last round of design and prototype posts for the Cheshire Kitten Plush. I really appreciate all the effort you’ve put forth in providing constructive feedback. And I am really pleased with our progress thus far. It’s almost as if… we’re getting better at this stuff…