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Friday, February 29, 2008
Now You Get It, Right?
posted by barsoomcore
Here's Scratch Factory's True20 Prehistoric Bestiary as an Issuu display. I'm pretty thrilled about that. I mean, that's just cool, right there.
Not sure I'm crazy about the thickness of those borders. Well, it's a work in progress. You know how it is.
The other thing to announce is that tomorrow is Haru Matsuri at the Japanese Canadian Cultural Center, and we of Tokumeikan will be demonstrating. Demonstrations are always very exciting. I will have more to say on this topic (or perhaps some related topic) soon.
Finally, Gordon Liu is only in Peacock King for about ten minutes, but it's worth watching the whole film for those ten minutes. Man THROWS DOWN.
Not sure I'm crazy about the thickness of those borders. Well, it's a work in progress. You know how it is.
The other thing to announce is that tomorrow is Haru Matsuri at the Japanese Canadian Cultural Center, and we of Tokumeikan will be demonstrating. Demonstrations are always very exciting. I will have more to say on this topic (or perhaps some related topic) soon.
Finally, Gordon Liu is only in Peacock King for about ten minutes, but it's worth watching the whole film for those ten minutes. Man THROWS DOWN.
Labels: Games, Unspecified Coolness
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