Ooh, nice, someone added the rest of the body.
I wonder if we can connect Gail and Hollow Knight with some sort of background platform.
She's supposed to be sitting on a bench, for what it's worth, but I didn't really think this through when I started drawing lol
I was, but I finished her sprite and I'm just adding a light blue border right now. I don't quite have plans for what to do next.
I was using this https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/960003565940772994/1131966632013606952/sitting_v2.jpg
But I adjusted it to be symmetric and also I'm cutting out the chair.
Nice work!
I have been working on a pic of Gail (from Phoenotopia: Awakening to the left ~~and below that~~.
Sorry I just spouted a lot about it by accident, haha.
To be clear, I don't mind if you don't like it. :)
Ooh, yeah, good point.
Always good to see two of my interests intersecting :D
Anyway yeah I love playing older games and low-hardware-requirements games. I find that they're also generally more accessible because of that.
And there's far more games than anyone will ever play in a lifetime. Not even all the games one wants to play.
There are maybe some concerns that older hardware does use more electricity, but that's probably more than made up by not buying new devices, unless you're using them very heavily.
well i guess you've told the world where the bodies are buried :P
Might be female, based on the triangular markings on its back.
Your reply made me go wiki-walk the fandom wiki for Yona of the Dawn...and remember some of the more dramatic moments, the memory of which nearly brought tears to my eyes. Indeed, it's excellent.
Cross Ange is...quite different an experience, to say the least. Its "fanservice" -- more like sexual elements, more generally -- is integrated into its plot, with at least some of it an intentional portrayal of the demeaning circumstances that horrible people force onto others. More generally, the show doesn't at all shy away from particularly harsh storytelling, themes, and social commentary. In stark contrast to the subtleties and elegance of Yona of the Dawn, Cross Ange's storytelling takes a more aggressive, uncompromising, and at times savage style. The result is a much more viscerally emotional experience, which I'll admit isn't everyone's cup of tea. Opinions on it vary between those that hate it, those that think it's hot garbage but ironically awesome, and those (like myself) that unironically think it's an excellent work.
We gotta step up our game, over here in North America!
I seem to just pick up things I'm curious about rather randomly -- usually my interest is inspired by some art or music I think seems neat, so then I later go check it out and if I don't mind the premise I throw it into my want-to-watch list.
For recommendations, I find recommendations from friends and with some description (what it is or why it's relevant to me) are the most effective.
Nowadays though my want-to-watch list is just so gigantic I am a little afraid to check out more stuff.
I thought you were talking about Ohio State University and it only later dawned on me that you meant osu! lol.