leafaske:

More concept and final 2D art assets for the research project I worked on at the end of last year! These are for a fire zone, which was a lot of fun to work on. You can check out the Fox Spirit Zone on Tumblr here, or the full project on my website!

Lightwake (unofficial title) is an unannounced mobile game research project for a private university. Though the full experience is still in development and full details kept quiet, all artwork has been posted with written permission by the client. The title, as well, is a placeholder of my own making for ease of navigation, and will be updated when the project reaches completion.

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Andrew Hussie on Bringing Wild Webcomic (?) Homestuck to Print

celticpyro:

tanoraqui:

thepageofhopes:

homestuckhiveswap:

INTERVIEWER: With Homestuck taking up such a big part of your life, what was it like when you finally finished it?
HUSSIE: Nice try. You almost tricked me into validating the premise of your question. The ride never ends.

Can we please just keep wrangling hussie for interviews because he gives the best answers of anyone ever

What do you think was the biggest mistake you made while creating Homestuck?

I tend to think asking about someone’s biggest mistake is a bit like asking them about the best potato chip they ever ate. I mean, not brand, but individual chip. By the way, just a word of advice, you probably shouldn’t use my answer to this question in a job interview. Think of something better maybe? But anyway, the year was 2003, and I was absolutely CRUISING through a bag of Lays. It caught me completely off guard. The moment it hit my mouth, I knew, this was it. The best chip I ever had. I’ve been looking to recapture the magic of that slovenly afternoon on the couch for the rest of my life, but to no avail. You get the idea here. How does one even pick a mistake? In a lifetime of eating chips, do you remember the chips themselves, or just one uninterrupted continuum of salty, potato-y experience? Like a huge snack wave function that never collapses. Chips without boundaries. How does one isolate a single morsel of folly over the course of one long mistake-flavored endeavor?

Dave was the was the real self-insert and this sort of shit is what proves it

How can this man be a real person?

Andrew Hussie on Bringing Wild Webcomic (?) Homestuck to Print