I’m Teddy, I make stuff.
I’m currently working on a video game, a play, and some other things.
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On the way to the optometrist
My sunglasses fall below the seat
I reach, but am grabbed
Pulled into another world
Fumble Realm is the world’s first text-based action game, and a pretty solid argument against the creation of any new ones.
Walrus County is a work-in-progress tabletop role playing game. It’s designed to have rules that are quick to pick up, with fast moving stories for groups that can’t meet very often. The rules favour debate and creativity over rules-lawyering and number-crunching. It also encourages experimentation, and playing multiple characters.
TeddyKaboom Kaboom is an adaptation of the classic Atari 2600 game “Kaboom” from 1981. Use your mouse to move Diffusely the Bomb Disarming Robot side to side to catch the bombs that I, for some reason, am hurling at the street.
Doodle Every Day is a sporadic and inaccurately named ongoing project of mine where I try to create one work of simple cartoon art a day. So far my high score is about three months! Currently on hiatus.
The Trash Master is a 1″ enamel pin of a raccoon sticking out of a garbage can. They aren’t a nuisance in Edmonton, so they don’t make me angry. They just seem like cute little monkey-rats.
The Sidewalk Poppers have come here from far off Sementos IV for the purposes of sitting in people’s homes and workplaces to display notes, business cards, and small pieces of art.
Space Monkeys is the pilot episode of an Anthology podcast I had pitched to OnSpec Magazine.
It’s an audio drama adaptation of Ryan M. Williams’ short story, Space Monkeys, about a boy who has trouble communicating with his family but learns to bond over a toy similar to sea monkeys that happens to be an otherworldly creature.
Games from the Tonerlands is a collection of 13 small board games that can be printed out and played. Each one consists of one sheet of paper containing the rules and board, and each can be played with simple items lying around the house, and a couple six-sided die.
This is where I’m putting things that aren’t MAIN projects, but ARE things I regularly think about and will (hopefully) one day be graduated to proper project pages.
