Who will make it into the final 3?

Hey do you remember that Daughters of the Eyrewood drawing I made the other day? Well now you can buy a print of it!

We have some new offerings in the PA store that I wanted to share with you.

When you have made a successful game, making a sequel is just what happens. It's natural! Physics asserts itself, and the notion condenses out of the solution.

The Kickstarter is over, and I feel confident saying that this particular Kick has been well and truly catalyzed.

New Strip Search

My co-conspirator suggested that he had been up until midnight playing videogames, the way a young person might do, which was amusing to me because we were independently engaged in a similar (if not identical) enterprise.

Thursday is new Gabeart day. Watch me draw last Thursday's comic strip:

I'm trying to learn how to use all the fancy watercolor brushes in Manga Studio. I spent most of the day working on this new Daughters artwork.

We are nearing the finish line with our DLC podcast Kickstarter and we’ve added one final stretch goal to the mix. If we manage to crack the 200k mark we will deliver a podcast for a game session of Lost Lands. That’s right the tabletop RPG created by my 8yo son. He will GM a game for me and a few of my friends and we will record the entire thing for you.

LEAGUE JUDGMENT: MARSHFELLOW, THE SWEET PRINCE

A new episode of Strip Search is yours for the watching!

When people were simply pecking at each other on Twitter about the pronunciation of gif, and marshalling their respective armies, and securing celebrity endorsement, I was content to let it squall. But when it started to shred the vital bonds of camaraderie in the office, a conceptual space needed staking out.

I have never laughed this hard at an elimination comic strip.

If you’re not playing Monaco you should be. You can grab it for the PC or XBL and it’s awesome no matter where you play it.

I understood why you couldn't turn an Xbox 360 off with voice - that made sense, particularly when the Goddamn thing decides it heard something nobody in the room actually said. I didn't really understand why you shouldn't be able to turn it on with voice, though, other than it not being possible with that hardware. The Xbox One can do it, which is nice I guess, though it does mean it has to be listening absolutely all the time, because... that's how. It's not clear whether or not it will judge you at launch, but if the previous system is any indicator, they're always prepared to add functionality.