This morning my game was Number 1 in Top addicting games and Number 2 in Hot addicting games on Scirra forums! I am so exited. 2 trophies and over 300 plays! Not bad for a 1 level game :D

Someone suggested to upload it on itchio, so here you go Link . I didn't upload the actual game, instead I wanted to share my assets with you.

Assets are free to use, donations are welcome. Each assets is a separate png on a transparent background and there are around 40 assets with animations.

And in case you haven't seen the game Game Link

Thank you guys for support! This was definitely a huge confidence boost.

For the past 3-4 week I was learning Construct 2 as a part of my class. During this time we were required to make a small platformer game. Well, I am proudly presenting you my game 'Haunted House'. It is up and running on scirra forums, so go and play it! 

Here is a link :

My Awesome Game

This is a layout design I did for it. I am so exited! Hope you guys like it!

P.S You don't need to register <3

So, over the weekends I found out that we have a drawing club at school. I kinda heard about it before but didn't know the time and place they meet. Today was my first day there. It was so much fun! I thought I'd be more rusty with the pencil but I feel that I did well. Each sketch took about 3-5 minutes and the whole workshop was 3 hours. I tried to focus on a face because it's one of my weak spots (after hands of course). Here are my top picks that I decided to share.

We finally got snow! 

I haven't done any painting in a while so after today's morning walk I felt that I had to do at least a little bit of drawing. I live next to a park so a scenery couldn't be more perfect. Done in procreate in about 2 hours.

Finally got my hands on learning Substance Painter. Have to be honest, I didn't like it at first. The feature I thought to be basic (flip layer horizontal/mirror) was missing and I spent hours looking for it, browsing forums for an answer, coming up with a workaround. The piece I was about to start texturing was an asymmetrical shape, but had a symmetrical design printed on top so something like a mirror and warp could really benefit the whole process. But that didn't discourage me from learning the software. In the end, I decided to use a different software for that particular piece and carry on with the rest of the texturing in Substance.

So far I like it. There are many tutorials out there that helped me start diving in the world of PBR texturing.  Interface was easy to navigate and, in general, everything seems very intuitive. I was able to get realistic results pretty quickly and without much of a headache. The layer system reminded me of a Photoshop, the software I am very familiar with. And the best part is that it works perfectly with Vray. 

Merry Christmas, everyone! I hope you all have a great day with your loved ones <3