realised the resolution for my previous post was ass

I also made this very barebones pixel idle animation for my cat character. I tried to make the blink frame take a bit more time in the animation loop so it has a bit more impact but it's not very noticeable

Here's a little song I made to get familiar with JummBox 2.6. Feels appropriate for a short loading screen or a "waiting" animation I think. I thought of waiting for the bus while making it.
jummb.us/player/#song...

One of these geese is not like the other geese

I made like 3 posts on this app and I'm already labeled a spam account. welp!

Wonder what’s on the Jukebox?

David Bowie Photographed by Anton Corbijn Chicago, August 1980.

Expressionist painter Gabriele Munter,
Dahlien, 1941 #womensart

Mostly decided to make this account so I can have a place to journal my journey from the very beginning. I don't know if anything will come of this or if I will ever get close to finishing this game, but I will definitely learn new skills and having them online might help someone else someday

Currently don't know jack about coding, but I have early concepts of a script and a dream. Feel free to follow along with me if you're curious to see updates on what I learn and/or if you have any advice for a beginner dev.

Morning all. Here’s the first flower on my new back climbing rose Gloire de Dijon and it a beauty. Smells heavenly too. Have a wonderful day Wednesday everyone xxx

You have been visited by the smiling Stock Dove.

It grants you great wisdom and fortune.

📷 Justin Sneddon

Visually not much change, but under the hood we have among other things a vastly improved Y sorting system, and also a smooth camera (again).
#gamedev #indiedev

Happy #wishlistwednesday 🐈‍⬛ ✨

Planet of Lana II: Children of the Leaf is our upcoming puzzle adventure sequel following Lana and her companion Mui as they uncover the secret of planet Novo's mysterious past. But are they ready for the truth?

Out on all platforms in 2026. Wishlist now. Links in bio.

Beloit, WI revitalized its waterfront and chose this way to celebrate it: by bringing to life Georges Seurat's "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte."