Shakespeare and the Princes in the Tower - two extra characters from my upcoming game, Dick 3.

Hi everyone! I’ve not posted in a while, I know. For those who’ve not yet received my spam, I’ve launched the development blog for my video game, The Disappearance of Emily Butler! Give it a follow, go on. You won’t be disappointed!

I’m working on a indie video game as part of game development incubator for women in Toronto, known as the Difference Engine Initiative. Here is my progress from today. I’m still working out some controls and some of the gameplay but it’s starting to really come together! :)

Drawings I did (done in Photoshop) of themes I want to include in my game/overall storyline. Trying to flesh ideas out that I can connect together into something tangible.

The wheel of elements - that is, the look, logistics and background of it - is something I’ve been working on for a really long time.

The cup of tea is visual motif/marker for a change in situations for the main character.

Lefthandedness is a subject under-addressed and under-used and I want to exploit it. I am left-handed, and while I’m not gonna make out like I’m some kind of minority (although I suppose in a small way, we are), I’m interested in the historical view of left-handers throughout history and today.

I guess the other ones kind of speak for themselves.