Tag: character design

Pathfinders and the New World (2026)

On the open sea, there is no government, no law, no war. It is a place where you can be the master of your own fate. This is the life the Sea Ronin have chosen.

From 2022 to 2026 I was the creative director of Pathfinders and the New World (also known as Pathsoul). This was an NFT project with ambitious plans for branching into games, animation, and other media. I was in charge of all worldbuilding, art direction, and narrative direction. (I’m not much of an NFT person, but they were nice people who paid me, so.)

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The Inquisitor of Infernus (2018)

Trespasser. Thief. Heathen. You have defiled the Sanctum of Our Lady, profaned the Unutterable Pact, and stolen the sacramental wafer. Your actions are a crime against god and countryman. The evidence is absolute. The sentence is death. What do you plead?
Inquisitor Veritia

The Inquisitor of Infernus is a short screenplay that I wrote as part of my screenwriting class. It’s based on a D&D character concept I never ended up playing.

The nice thing about writing screenplays you never plan to produce is that you can go as over the top with budget and special effects as you want.

Link to Google Docs

NGA Artwork (2014-)

In my spare time during National Service, I made a series of digital paintings based on my setting Solphos, as well as various characters and settings created by my friends from No Goblins Allowed.

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Pokémon Revolution Red (2013)

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Pokémon Revolution Red was a parody of Nintendo’s Pokémon games that cast the player as a ten-year-old communist revolutionary. It was created using the Pokémon Essentials kit for RPG Maker (which has sadly been taken down due to a DMCA).

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