Let's try to get things happening again

Here's a few inspiration images...



I've been playing with the concepts of the mutant animal game a bit more, but this month's been a hard one around Vulpinoid Studios...car crash, wife in hospital, university exams, general sickness...that's generally the reason why things haven't been updated around here.

We did run a birthday sale that managed to net a grand total of about $20, not really enough to do much of anything. So that means it's time to actually finish a game design, or one of the open ended commissions that I've been putting off (due to more pressing matters that have now subsided).

To everyone who has offered encouragement and support...Thankyou.  

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