Old Mister Mallard thought that the prize onion he found in his vegetable garden would win him first prize at the county fair...little did he know that the "onion" he found was actually Empress Syrkry-Allotte from Orbium, the capital planet of the constellation Gellexium. He was more proud of this "onion" than his bright red boots...he's gonna be devastated once the alien Empress proclaims dominion over the county fair.
If it can be bought on the tube world, this is the character selling it.
This little gizmo is used as currency on a weird, tubular world.
This furry-necked creature gives advice you should listen to!
Look at this fashionable dude! How cool can one alien look?!
Hopefully you don't mind, but I'm STILL posting monsters from my Instagram and Facebook feeds while I polish up the RPG I've been working on...stay tuned! Here's an alien, trying to calm you down...CALM DOWN!
This crazy head is from a draw jam I did with David Bessent a few months ago. He drew the starting lines, and I turned it into a creature and colored it...it was an awesome experience!
WHEW! Game = DONE! Everything went off to the printer yesterday, and I should get the first copy in the mail in about two weeks. After I play test it with some friends, I'll order some in bulk and make them available to order online.
These are two more card back designs for alien and Earth resources. Each of these have a little bit more in the way of symbols on them in the final versions that show what types of resources you can trade for what in order to rescue the Earth animals.
I'm EXCIIITEEED!!!
Movin' forward with this card game, yo! Here're the back designs of two of the decks for alien resources. The reddish moon I've calling Bokem, and the planet orbiting three stars I've been referring to as Trima Selvet...though, I don't think their names will be referred to in the game.
Alright, we're almost to the core concept of the game I'm designing now. These three alien critters are a sort of wild card in the game...you won't see them very often, but having them is good. I haven't come up with names for them yet, but they each come from different alien worlds in the game.
These are a few more of the elements of a card game that I'm attempting to design. Part of the premise of the game is that the people of Earth really really really want to trade with an alien civilization to retrieve something valuable to them, but Earth has nothing that the alien's would want, so...we need to turn to other alien civilizations to obtain resources that the first alien civilization would want, and these are them, left to right, top to bottom:
Magnethyst, Rubilum, Sapp,
Opanet, Emerose, Crysopaz
