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Hi! Since my game is set in Japan I was thinking on using Japanese folding fan as my pop up window for settings screen. Isn't that too much? :)

Hi! Since my game is set in Japan I was thinking on using Japanese folding fan as my pop up window for settings. Isn't that too much? :)

Hi! Since my game is set in Japan I was thinking on using Japanese folding fan as my pop up window for settings. Isn't that too much? :)

Hi! Since my game is set in Japan I was thinking on using Japanese folding fan as my pop up window for settings. Isn't that too much? :)

Hi! Since my game is set in Japan I was thinking on using Japanese folding fan as my pop up window for settings. Isn't that too much? :)

Hi! Since my game is set in Japan I was thinking on using Japanese folding fan as my pop up window for settings. Isn't that too much? :)

Hi! So I just finished working on an illustration set for Spreading Rot Renews The Earth and wanted to share! Also in the comment, you may find some more info+print-friendly files. This is a non-official apocrypha spirit designed by Eric Reuss - I only did the illustration part. I hope you like it!

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In Talespinner roguelite card game you will be able to choose the location and unique narrative for each chapter of your story. Then you can shape it to match your audience’s expectations by playing cards from your storytelling deck.

For an especially amazing showing.

A collection of Tsukumogami from Japanese mythology. It is said that everyday items come to life after being abandoned for 100 years. [Art is from my game Talespinner]

In Talespinner roguelite card game you will be able to choose the location and unique narrative for each chapter of your story. Then you can shape it to match your audience’s expectations by playing cards from your storytelling deck.

In Talespinner roguelite card game you will be able to choose the location and unique narrative for each chapter of your story. Then you can shape it to match your audience’s expectations by playing cards from your storytelling deck.

In Talespinner roguelite card game you will be able to choose the location and unique narrative for each chapter of your story. Then you can shape it to match your audience’s expectations by playing cards from your storytelling deck.

My redesign of the Vital Strenght of the Earth I did for fun. I wanted to emphasize "vital" and "earth' aspect more so I added a lot more roots, as well as the grass and trees. I also decided to change the color scheme of the whole splash art to more vibrant and... well, "vital". Hope you like it!

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Hey! It's been about 1 year since me and my girlfriend started Talespinner game development. We have compared first arts of plains with recent one and couldn't believe the progress we made so we wanted to share it with you guys.

Kijo - female demon, ogress from Japanese mythology. This is how I pictured her in my game.

Kidomaru, also known in Japanese mythology as "oni boy" is one of the most evil yokai. He is said to be Shuten dōji’s son. This is how he looks in my game.

This gigantic spider-like beast that hunts for people is known from Japanese mythology as Tsuchigumo. It is also one of the final bosses in my game.

Rokurokubi, ordinary women by day. By night, however, their bodies sleep while their necks stretch to incredible lengths and roam around freely. She is also one of the characters in my game.

Kitsune, famous wild foxes from Japanese mythology which delight in mischief, pranks, or evil. This is how it looks in my game.

Excited to share new Snowy Mountains biome to explore in Talespinner aswell as Tsuchigumo who is boss enemy.

Excited to share new Snowy Mountains biome to explore in Talespinner aswell as Tsuchigumo who is boss enemy.

Excited to share new Snowy Mountains biome to explore in Talespinner aswell as Tsuchigumo who is boss enemy.

Hainu, The Winged Dog - creature from Japanese mythology also one of enemies in my game.

Sarugami, monkey god from Japanese mythology. It's how it looks in my game.

Hey! Idle animation for Tsuchigumo I made in Spine for my game.

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