possibly my Least Hinged woman yet. which is really saying something
[image description: a reference image for an original character named marie brandarici, a pale-skinned muscular woman with uncomfortably-wide eyes and greying brunette hair pulled into a long ponytail. she is wearing a orange and white striped military coat with silver epaulets and an open chest that shows that her upper torso is covered in bandages, as well as matching pants and boots with a holster for wooden stakes. next to her are blurbs saying that her age is unknown, that her pronouns are she/her, that she is a lesbian, as well as the following: "a woman singularly focused on hunting vampires, especially that of lady purpura and those she has sired. her agility is only rivaled by her raw strength, especially in her jaw, which has been replaced with razor sharp pure silver for maximum efficiency. only talks when she deems it a necessity. in spite of tracking down and cornering lady purpura many times, she has yet to kill her... when asked about it, her only response is to snarl." end id]
This art trick works really well on tumblr because transparent areas default to white until selected (except for dark mode, rip). Unfortunately this trick doesn’t work on Twitter >:/ Something I learned while making this was that .png’s hate hard edges! Putting a soft blur around text and hard lines will help prevent it from showing those little artifact borders and spoiling your surprise!
Had a dream last night about a gravity falls game where you play as young Stanley having to sneak around and lie to stay out of trouble with Filbrick. It wasn't really a horror game but it had a lot of horror game-like mechanics and there was a general sense of discomfort the entire time.
The only quest I can remember is one where Stanley gets a bad report card while Stanford gets a good one. Filbrick is out doing business until tomorrow so you have until the morning to try and make it look like you got good grades. There's an option to use white out on Stanford's card while he sleeps and write your name instead.
You could also get future readings from mom, who would give hints on what will happen to you next so you can start setting up lies and stealing in advance instead of scrambling to cover yourself last minute. (If you could figure out what the readings were hinting at. They got progressively more vague as the game went on, going from "I hear" and "I see", to "I feel")
You didn't get to see what happened when Filbrick caught him, it just cut to a game over screen. You could be caught and sent to your room three times before this happens (which ends the quest you're on. Because you failed to lie well enough). There is no way to win. The game would just keep going with scenarios until you lost or gave up
There was a vending machine on the board walk that had warped reflections in the glass that corrected itself when you looked at it head-on
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