Here’s a little project I’ve been working on in Godot. It’s from an idea that have had knocking around in my head for ages but was spurred into throwing together a proof of concept for it by Minijam 168 (which I did not finish in time for) The idea was to create a fake “Web
I’ve been feeling a bit down art-wise so I decided to just put together a bunch of fanart based on some of my friends’ characters with whatever fun ideas I could come up with.
In a distant future where humans have been driven from the earth, one brave lunar citizen returns to our overgrown, alien-ruled homeworld on a reconissance mission. After an act of sabotage leaves him trapped on the surface, the gallant Captain Dauntless must tackle lizardmen, liase with gorillas and even come face to face with the alien occupiers themselves to escape safely back to the moon.
Captain Dauntless was a radio play I developed in conjunction with Medway Little Theatre, it’s an idea I came up with during the pandemic, forgot about and then dug up last summer when announcements for the Kent Drama Association‘s Radio Play Festival were sent out. It’s presented as a weekly serial radio series created by the propaganda ministry of a government ruling the moon, with the adventures of Captain Dauntless taking place in an extension of their reality rather than being purely fictional as it would be to us. A post from earlier this month containing the script can be found here.
Fantastic album art provided by @Seijidraws. Over autumn of 2023 I worked with some incredibly talented people over at the Medway Little Theatre to produce an amateur radio play for a competition, the Kent Drama Association’s Radio Play Festival. While we’re stll awaiting ajudication I do not believe I am able to share the finished
Like with the last couple years I’ve been participating in the Autistic Creative Festival. here’s a quick rundown of the stuff I’ve been involved in so far Autistic Comic Takeover – Incredible People w/ Johan This year I, with the help of the incredible artist Johan (@deathamaranth on twitter & ko-fi) put together a comic
So I went down a bit of a rabbit hole the other week watching videos from Robert Miles about AI Safety. It seems like there’s a lot of risks regarding AIs that aren’t quite aligned with what humans value (and indeed, humans already probably don’t know what they value, so that’ll be hard to specify
What do words mean? A question that has haunted humanity since at least 1903, if not later. “I want nothing more” are interesting words in that they could be interpreted in so many ways, even if most of the time they’re not. It gives them great potential for innuendo I would imagine First off, the
The Lonely Pharaoh. At the end of a path not yet travelled, on a day not yet reached, a familiar man stands below an unfamiliar sky. Though he is our child, we are not his parents, only those who ushered his voyage into the afterlife with coins to pay his passage. And yet, and yet
Early responses to the brave pioneers of the Rhode Space Program were mixed. Some thought they were fools, to others they were a nicely entertaining fad. There were a few hopeful fans though.
With every launch hopes soared with the rockets. Few became many, and with them came respect from the Corporations. C7, Rockomax, Tetragon. Once the ball got rolling, it seemed that nothing could stop them..
In our last episode, the nascent Rhode space program took their first steps towards reclaiming Kerbalkind’s place in the stars. Today however the space program has a new, much loftier goal. To visit Rhode’s small second moon Armstrong with sturdy robotic probes.
Long ago, around a distant star, there once lived a people called the Kerbals. These Kerbals were a curious people, and dutifully watched the planets around their star dance around the sky in a state of glee and wonder. But, of course, all things must come to an end and eventually their star exploded, killing them all.
In a moment of pity, the almighty Krakens that be took a small group of Kerbals to a new star, and to a new planet “Rhode” so that once again they could watch the stars above in peace.
Long ago the Kerbals fled their dying home system to a new system. The Tempus System, a binary star system with two stars, Destiny and Fate. Unfortunately during the colonisation efforts Kerbal society has kind of stepped backwards into the pre-space age, with many believing that the idea of Kerbalkind ever having had the power to travel the stars being lunacy at best. In defiance of this an intrepid group of rocket enthusiasts have begun a new space program, in hopes of reclaiming what once was Kerbalkind’s greatest achievement.