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Awesome game. The animations were so cool and the puzzles were great too. My only complaint is that the last one was too easy :D

Edit: What tool did you use to create the art?

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Thank you! Haha, that's a complaint I can live with ;)

I'm glad that you enjoyed the game.

For the art, I actually use a tool I've developed myself.
It's a very rudimentary painting application, but it's well suited to the way I like to work.

The tool hardly has any fatures. There's undo, but no redo; there are no brushes, and it only supports flat colors, no shading.
It's also very difficult to draw small details or straight lines :P

However, I've realized that I find the limitations freeing. They allow me to work quickly and not get stuck on details. I just have colors and rough shapes to worry about.

There's also support for flipbook animations, which I used for the character and for the animation of the bird. Again, there are no fancy features, all I can do is flip between the frames. But I feel like that is enough to create what I need.

Here's a screenshot, if you're curious


My tool is cryptic and janky enough that I don't think it would be useful to anyone but me. However, if you're looking for a cool (and actually useful) painting app, check out Heavypaint https://www.heavypoly.com/heavypaint-2

Seeing Vaughan developing Heavypaint is what inspired me to make my own tool. I think there is a lot to explore outside of the mainstream painting applications, and I believe that anyone that can make a game probably could make their own art tools, with their own quirks and character.

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It is impressive that you developed your own drawing tool.  Such a cool way to add a unique character to your art. Thanks for sharing.