BushofBlue

Kaetram is a commercial game I was contracted for in May 2025. I am now one of the main artists on the game, though the project had been running for a year before I joined so a substantial amount of the art in the game is not mine. I started just doing monthly cosmetic sets for the game, but have since moved into pretty much everything else. I've made multiple bosses from scratch, and have been working on revamping the designs of the existing enemies, many of which are fairly outdated.

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Full Circle was made for the GMTK 2025 Game jam. I was the only artist on the project and did 100% of the art seen in the game. The game was made over the course of four days and had some bugs at launch, as well as being somwhat lacking in content, but was still fun and more than playable.

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Project Palette was made for the 2025 Palette Lock jam. This project was almost entirely made by myself, with the sole exception of the music. It was the first full game I'd ever made solo, and is a bit broken. It's more than beatable, but is definitely very difficult and not everything works as perfectly intended. I got real overly artistic with it and filmed some real life footage using a 3ds camera to get a really grainy look, which I think helped with the somewhat odd vibe I was going for. The unique thing about this game jam, was that a random colour palette was given at the beginning that had to be followed, hence the somwhat odd colour palette for the game.

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Inverspeculum (I didn't choose the name) was made for a Ludum Dare gamejam in 2024 that it has since been removed from. This was my first experince making an actual game, and also my worst. The harsh lesson I learned from this game is that scope creep is deadly. I worked with a coder on this project who had huge expectations, but we had not the skill or speed to back it up. The game was a janky; poorly coded mess. We ended up floundering for about six months before giving up (Which in retrospect was way too long). The linked version is the first version, not the version we spent six months on.

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