A run animation for Glorkian Warrior.
Here’s a video game level designed by my son Oliver, age 5. (Another level he designed back when he was 4 we’re actually using as part of Glorkbot’s Mini-Adventure.)
Glorkbot level. Before and After.
Yesterday I posted an early section from Glorkbot’s Mini Adventure. But Rich of PixelJam says I should post what the same area looks like now so you can see how far the game is coming along. So here are both for direct comparison.
This is some of the early level design I did for Glorkbot’s Mini Adventure. We did use this… in very heavily modified form… but quickly decided that going forward it wasn’t very helpful to design the level in pieces. Since we were creating one single massive level for the game it was better to work on one giant image file than to try to piece different sections together.
This is the 13th and final cover idea for The Glorkian Warrior Delivers a Pizza. I like it a lot, but decided it’s not the right one for the book. But… remove the pizza and replace it with Glorkbot (and swap out the approaching aliens with ones from the game) and it might be a good cover for Glorkbot’s Mini-Adventure!
This was my very first sketch for Glorkbot’s Mini Adventure. We stuck pretty closely to this initial sketch… but added to it like crazy.
Dancing Glorkbot! When he encounters Songbot, he just can’t help it!
A tiny little animation of Glorkbot carrying a green key on his back. It kinda covers up his little back-pack friend.
It’s a squishie from Glorkbot’s Mini-Adventure. You can bounce on these guys.
