Following on from The Chase Bingo and Pointless Bingo, here are four new Quiz Show Bingo cards: Jeopardy, Only Connect, Family Fortunes, and Taskmaster.
Jeopardy Bingo
Only Connect Bingo
Family Fortunes Bingo
Taskmaster Bingo
Following on from The Chase Bingo and Pointless Bingo, here are four new Quiz Show Bingo cards: Jeopardy, Only Connect, Family Fortunes, and Taskmaster.
Jeopardy Bingo
Only Connect Bingo
Family Fortunes Bingo
Taskmaster Bingo
A rough history of various avatars I used in my online presence between 2007 and January 2020.
These date back to the YoYo Games “Sandbox”, various iterations of the GameMaker Community, Twitter, websites, and later on things like Discord.
Noteworthy inclusions are:
The first, third and eighth were, on websites that permitted it, animated GIFs. The first showed a person dancing for a while before noticing a gun pointed at his head which blew his face off. (I didn’t use this one for long surprisingly.) The third simply rotated, and was inspired by the N64 logo. And the eighth just pulsed colours.
The leftmost one on the fourth row is a little figurine I made myself out of modelling clay. They are called Gobbler. Gobbler was intended to be used in some form of claymation game before I realised how long that would take.
The six yellow N logos hold a surprising amount of significance. The first (with a visible star texture) was released about the same time as I released my font Vermin Vibes, and the N is set in that font - this was right as my hobby of font creation was transitioning into an actual earning thing. The fourth, the 80s inspired one, was released right as I had resigned from YoYo Games and was to celebrate a shiny new start. And the sixth, with the woman on it (she is from a game I have still yet to release) was active when I came out in 2018. Hence why the one right after says Allie JJ.
The last two are just my face.
This was a little bit of amusement for a friend, whose handle online is KniteBlargh.
A silly guide to good vs bad alignments of meat and bread.
I made this to speed up the process of going through a lengthy quiz to work out your personality alignment.
Made to celebrate Pride Month and doubled as me playing around with my then-new graphics tablet laptop.
A menagerie of Dan Johnston’s characters for a custom birthday card given to him.
A parody of Pokémon Let’s Go: Pikachu and Pokémon Let’s Go: Eevee.
An image that describes the countries of North America succinctly.
A jokey image showing how Meltan might have evolved if it was introduced in different generations of Pokémon, playing on:
Gen 1’s abundance of stupid “here are three of them now!” evolutions
Gen 2’s addition of multiple babies and also Unown
Gen 3’s Silcoon and Cascoon
Gen 4’s additions all having really crazy coloured eyes, see eg. Patrat
Gen 5’s “sentient object” Pokémon like Trubbish and Vanillish
Gen 6’s Megas
Gen 7’s Ultra Beasts
and a guess of Gen 8’s gimmick
A comical image put together before the start of Series 7 of Taskmaster that predicted the outcome and the overall direction.
I predicted the winner correctly, but that’s not the weirdest thing I got right. Although it wasn’t James Acaster, there actually was an instance in the series of someone slathering themselves in mustard.
Floor planning images for our old Newport house. I put too much effort into things like this.
My casual guide to drawing a half decent S easily in a font.
Just your every day parodical comedy movie poster.
A parodical version of the Batman Return to Arkham box art, based on the Batman: Arkham City cover that slapped a massive amount of reviews all over the dark knight’s face.
Being a big fan of British quiz shows, I made these casually as a fun aside to the regular shows of Pointless and The Chase. The Chase is a far easier one to score a row in.
This is an infographic I made for the benefit of Twitter to indicate why I was so frequently expressing sadness at how Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 was shaping up to be.
Created shortly after the icon itself (also made by me) to celebrate the formation of Chequered Ink Ltd.
The artwork from a series of Top Trump-esque cards I made casually, which also worked against an equally balanced set of cards Dan Johnston made based off of his own games.