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First off, LOVE KAY! I think you are doing very well with putting her emotional reactions on a large, exaggerated scale. The body movements look great. Also... this is just a personal preference of the art I like... I love the soft, chalky(?) style of your concept art the best. The fine tuned pictur...

Hazel-Bun wrote:That logo is very stylish ^^!

Thank you very much! I had a lot of fun creating it.

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marimo: Thank you so much! It will probably be a long while before I have anything up... All of my ideas are in the early stages, ha ha.

muniiam: Thank you. I've never heard my art compared to Hey Arnold before, but I am definiteky taking that as a bif compliment.

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UGH!!! I love your style so much! I'm always impressed with people that can put so much detail into their art, while still keeping with that over the top cartoony feel. Love it!!

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Her face is so adorable (I have yet to see someone draw a mouth like that). :O Good luck on your game! (The green of her wand kinda throws me off since everything else is fall/autumn colored, and then there's a bright green.) Thank you! Yeah, I notice it's a smile that's used more with american sty...

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JumpJump wrote:I like that cartoon look. Reminds me of my brothers work.

Thank you! I love how much more freedom you can have when using a fun, cartoony style.

The art is gorgeous! And the GUI looks really polished and great. I'm looking forward to playing this. Keep up the good work and good luck!

Just like with Black Rosette, your art and gui are just stunning. I love that this is a kind of story spin off of your other game. Can't wait to read/play it. Good luck with your projects.

The art and gui is gorgeous! I'm a sucker for Wonderland things, especially the Cheshire cat, so I will definitely be keeping an eye out for this one.

This looks great! I've been using flash for years and have just recently looked into ren'py, so this is going to be great for future game animations. I have CS6, so when I have the time I will be sure to let you know how it works, if you are still interested in knowing how recent programs handle thi...