My new blog!

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    Not super big on microblogging platforms, not a great place to be when you're promoting something you made. How about a normal sized blog?

 

I'm Darko, I'm a game developer, fursuit maker and collector of skills. The saying goes "To master one, you must master many." To wit :P I've been at this for 2 years, been drawing for 10 years, and my journey has demanded a journal in exchange for progress. I'd ordinarily use a channel setup in my discord server for writing my thoughts out, but I need a change. This habit has outgrown discord channels, being a very private writer hasn't served me so here I am.

I'm starting on a new adventure, the next step on my journey is to begin a blog ...

 

What I do

    Game Development is a recent hobby turned challenging obsession. I'm involved in a number of projects as of now. Two are released game jam games: Mach Gaia and Fiend. As well as a VN about fat argonian character expies: Horned King. At the end of 2024 I will have been a game developer for one year, and a director with Team Obelia for six months.

    I've been a Digital Artist since 2016, and I draw on a Huion Kamvas 13 tablet. I'm a furry artist and a writer. I make money on the side through commissions. My real passion isn't doing art for money, I'd do YCH auctions more if my feeling to draw was stronger right now.

    Fursuit Maker, and Fursuiter, congoer too. I've been to FWA 2023, and BLFC 2023. Such awesome memories, I still think back and go "Damn. I can't afford that again soon... ...." Dreams may still come true, I'd love to go back!

    I love to study new topics, and learn new skills. 

        I'll be posting about my studies here! Also testing out Blogger for my game dev team.

        

    Thank you for reading! If you want my advice? What ever it is, talk to someone about it.


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