Paper’s Map of (current) Headworlds
Oh gosh I have so many... In order of priority:
Number one top dog actually in the process of being made for realsies, maybe about 1/3 on its way to being honest to goodness finished. #wurr
Dinahsawwrrssss! More art book-y stuff, less plot heavy. Originally planned as a series of calendars, but we’ll see how it goes. Following the life of the feathered shepherds (< still want to use that title somewhere in this project). #The Herd
Also art book, possibly in the form of year in the life of the zoo from the point of view of a human (Pony’s girlfriend most likely). #Simon’s zoo
Lower priority worlds (that I still want to do someday, but less immediate):
That One Fantasy Setting I Still Don’t Have A Name For
Pros:
- I love these characters to bits, and would absolutely love to write stories of them
Cons:
- Kind of... light on the plot side ATM.
#I STILL don’t have proper tag for this setting
Troll thing
Pros:
- TROLLS! I friggin’ love trolls
- Art book-y thing again, so relatively easygoing project
- Trolls
- Vikingey setting: love the visuals, love the feeling, love everything
- Trolls
- Probably the easiest marketable thing I have
- Have I mentioned how I love drawing trolls?
Cons:
- I stole Hulga and Tekla of the Murderburd setting from THIS setting, because I thought I could never get this setting done. I have since worked out the problems that prevented me from making this setting. So I’d need Hulga and Tekla back, except that their life would be different and Murderburd and Winny are banned from this setting. Bummer.
- Seriously the Murderburd thing is the only thing keeping this one from being lifted to the high priority headworld classification. Maybe after I get the dinosaur thing bumped off to “done”?
Triaformica setting
Pros:
- TRIAFORMICA! Gosh I still love those things
- Also excuse to have scifi elements (read: let’s have MORE fun playing with biology and anatomy!)
Cons:
- Plot, what plot?
#triaformica
“Bloodbride”
Pros:
- Fantasy setting with flying dragon ships and sky pirates and magic and winged humanoids and stuff
- Actually has some plot stuffs to back it up
Cons:
- This is my oldest still surviving headworld. It’s old. I made it up when I was still a teenager. Ohgosh I can still feel my teenager brain just oozing all over it...
A Fantasy Story Based On Vaguely Ancient Egypt-y Setting
Pros:
- Like the characters
- Like the setting
- Actually has story too!
Cons:
- Has no visual style. At all. What are the protagonists? Are they human? Elves? Some weird anthropomorphic animal thingies? Nobody knows.
Extraneous things (nice waste of time that’s just fun to draw but can’t ever be used to real storystuffs/making a living because not my intellectual property):
Murderburd setting
Draco stryx ARPG. This would be the most fun thing ever, if it didn’t conflict with the troll setting. It did teach me how to watercolors, though, and I’ll forever be grateful for that. #murderburding
The Fluffmuppet saga
Kukuri ARPG. These things are just RIDICULOUSLY APPEALING for me to draw. Seriously, did somebody dig around in my brain to find all the most fun visuals to make me tick or something? #the fluffmuppet saga
Three different things with Pokémon in them
- The “nuzlocke” (please stop asking about it, I don’t know if I continue it or not, but smothering my interest with constant passive aggressive demands isn’t making me want to)
- The Bugcatcher Jim thing. I want to restart it and make it better. #adventures of bugcatcher Jim
- ????? (the likelyhood of me ever getting to make this are currently so low that I rather not advertise it)
Also other world scraps here and there, though nothing major. There was a dragon setting, but I don’t see that becoming too high priority anytime soon.
