Another loyal SnowBuni fan artist who deserves recognition, Kyle Miller.  He's done terrific jobs, not just worth of art, but also with those games.  Nevertheless, he does drawing SnowBuni with oomph.

Maybe I can suggest another SnowBuni game or two Kyle can try cooking up.

More of Kyle's work can be found on his cartooning website:

ToonZone

He also has a gaming website:

GameCreature

Quite the *Polarity* story Kyle chipped in to do.

Too bad for SnowBuni, she lives with a dysfunctional family, seeing her sour sis HoniBuni is quite a black widow, so to speak.

Nevertheless, I have to mull over any ideas that Kyle can do...

Hello,

I like those stories, they are pretty good...

Reminds me of some of my adventures in gaming.

I love that black widow, LOL!!!!!!!!!

Signed
Johnny 5
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Here's a the basic figure image for the "QuickChange" SWF game, which has been shelved until Kyle can find time for it.  

Here's Kyle's description of the "QuickChange" game play:

Here's how Quick Change works.

SnowBuni needs to wear a coordinated outfit  (1 of 4 styles) in which everything matches (1 of 6 colors). The clothes come down a little chute in random order, so you never really know what's going to come next, beyond the next two or three.

Users have to decide whether to let SnowBuni wear the piece at the bottom of the chute or "toss it on the bed" in hopes that something better will come along.  Occasionally, the user will find that they have most of the pieces for an outfit, but will have thrown the last piece on the bed and will have to dig for it.

All the while, a timer is running, thus the Quick Change.

Best score is kept for the current player.

What do you think?

Hmmm....

   The question of "too sexy" is a good one. Why is it people only complain about nekkid females? Conan has been running around in nothing but furry underwear, boots and biceps for almost 70 years, and nobody argues that HE'S providing a negative body stereotype....

   I sorta came up with an explanation to this.... abck when I was in University. If you've seen the movie "PCU," you've seen the University of Windsor. *sigh* Anyhoo; a friend of mine was going through one of my sketchbooks, with a couple of friends of hers. They were all of the "men are bad; ban the thingy" variety. So when they came across my character Trista they were all suitably offended. She's big, she's buff, she's pretty much nekkid. So after the lecture I had them go on. This book had designs for almost a hundred characters in it, and once they reached the end I asked who their favourite was. They all said it was Trista. THEN I reminded them of the lecture....

   But the thing is; females in our culture have a LOT of emphasis placed on appearance. It's programmed in from an early age. (Men get it too, but not as much. A male who's TOO pretty is typically scorned.) So females tend to use appearance to appraise other females. (Women check each other out all the time; men seldom do.) A character like Trista conforms to the extreme subconscious ideal of attractive, BUT it's also clear that SHE'S the prime mover in her story. She calls the shots, she makes the decisions, she's the boss. Hence the appeal. She fulfils both criteria.

   For the most part, men in our society are taught that OTHER traits are more important than appearance. So Conan has strength, aggression, toughness... typical "male" traits. He's cool; not competition. (Men typically cowtow to the Alpha; but that's another discussion...)

   So when it comes to female characters, I always figgered the amunt of "sexy" (and the TYPE) should be tempered to fit the character, and elicit a certain reaction from the audience. (Something I wish the REST of the comics industry would consider.)

Don C.

Hello,

Just call me 'Mr Politically correct or mr obnoxious will do fine as well.'

So t make the last topic right is Kyle Sexy or buff or both?

Hows that gang...

Signed
Fox
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Hello,

Here is a question I think Mr. Miller will like.  Is Kyle a Buni?

Signed
Foxxe
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