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Squidi’s full ref ! 🦑

(The headshot icon was done by @blueberrysimsam ! thank you again friend ; v ; / <3)

#my art #my characters #squidi #squidikyu #sona #splatsona #inkling #splatoon oc #splatoon 3 #splatoon

Squidikyu !! 🦑

#my art #sona #squidikyu #squidi #splatsona #splatoon oc #splatoon 3 #guess which game's taken over all of the little freetime i have recently

my squidi doodles of late... love this npc

#gachalife #<3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 #gacha life #squidithesquid #squidi

Honestly... This lil man right here is gonna be the hardest to leave... I see this boy more than my own niece's and nephew's... Hes da boii. I cant wait to see how big you are gonna be when i get back.. Remember your uncle #Squidi cause i got nothin but love for you boy... 😢😢😢😓😓😓..... (at Atascadero, California)

#squidi

so good.

http://www.squidi.net/comic/index.php

#comic #webcomic #wizards #squidi

First name: Victoria Nickname: My bitch ;)) Age: 75 idk gender: the boobs one Sexual Orientation: Squidi-sexual Nationality: also the internet obviously Relationship status: my side hoe ;)) Likes: my booty Dislikes: anything that isn't my booty Random fact: You are totally into my booty

true 100% true how did you know

#asks #squidi

Sean Howard

Sean Howard, I appreciate your time.

Sean Howard is the author of the pixel art webcomic A Modest Destiny (AMD) and a number of pixel art side projects. All of the pixel art he uses in his comics is self-made, and it gives them a very different feel than the other webcomics I have written about so far. It instantly puts you into the mindset of early Zelda and Final Fantasy games. A Modest Destiny successfully and hilariously plays with the tropes of the fantasy genre as we follow its young hero seeking fame and fortune, and who ends up saving the world (twice). Four chapters have been completed, with a fifth promised someday.

I first started reading Sean’s work in high school. I loved the characters, humor, and look of the comic. I remember being so excited to read the new update each day. It was the first webcomic that I followed regularly, starting a habit that I continue (albeit with other comics) to this day. AMD was also the first online project I ever supported by buying merchandise – a t-shirt that says “Brain for eat, not for think” that I still wear to this day.

Sean also writes a blog that introduced me to discussions on a lot of issues that, as a teenager, I was just beginning to learn about. Religion, equality, being a geek, copyright, intelligent discourse and the importance of discussion are all topics that he cares deeply about. He even made a short comic series titled The Atheist, the Agnostic, and the Asshole about atheism and agnosticism that contributed to my own beliefs. After the end of the fourth chapter of AMD, I stopped actively following Sean’s work, but even today he continues to blog about issues that challenge his assumptions. I don’t always agree with everything he has to say, but what I really appreciate is that he tries to examine the issue from many possible sides, starting from the position that all people are equal.

What inspires me about Sean and his work is his persistence. His webcomic has been called infamous for its repeated cancellations and un-cancellations. He was once the centre of an internet hate-swirl about copyright, which almost made him give up on his online work all together. But, he came back, and continues to put his creative work out there for all to see. Taking something that you create, that you care deeply about, and thrusting it out into the world requires certain fortitude. I hope that someday he will share with the world what he has planned for AMD chapter 5, but until then I will try to do what he has already done – create something worth reading.

Visit Sean Howard's homepage Squidi.net

Read A Modest Destiny

Read the comic that inspired the t-shirt

Read the TvTropes page on A Modest Destiny

Read The Atheist, the Agnostic, and the Asshole

Follow Sean on Twitter @sqorgar

#webcomic #inspiration #squidi

Resource of Week -Three Hundred Mechanics

Three Hundred Mechanics

Whenever I feel like there are no new ideas out there for games, I can always stop by Squidi aka Sean Howard’s Three Hundred Mechanics and remind myself that there’s plenty of uncharted waters out there. Although the site has stalled out recently, I still highly recommend the site for anyone that is interested in novel game mechanics.