Here are some photos I just received of members of the Loch Arthur Camphill Community trying on costumes I made them for their upcoming performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream. A huge thank you to the lovely Paragon music company who are running this wonderful project, and to Sarah Rose Graber for getting me involved.

Yep, the Southside Games Festival was really fun!

I met some lovely developers and got really helpful feedback from players. It's left me excited to get started on a new game.

If you're around the Southside of Glasgow tomorrow why not drop by the lovely Glad Cafe and visit the first ever Southside Games Festival.

It's free, it goes on from 4.00 until 11.00 and there will be a wonderful mix of indie games for you to play, including my game Dunderheid.

Hope to see you there!

Here's a quick test of a puppet I've been working on over the last fortnight. This puppet is an updated version of one I've been using for the past couple of years in our show Call of Nature. I wanted to get a bit more life into the character as it interacts up close with the audience during the show. This is the first time I've made an eye blink mechanism, which went okay, and I used a new method for articulating the ears which is simpler to operate than ones I've made in the past. Now I just need to practice 

Here are some sketches I've been working on for a laser-etched glass Public Art piece. Can't say too much for now, but I'm very excited and really hope this one happens.

Made a cap today for my pal Geraldine, who brought these sweet fabrics back from Japan.

"The wise bowler plays with their head"
(very ancient bowling proverb)

Dunderhead is a downloadable mini game for macOS.
You can get it for free by clicking on the image above.
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Happy bowling!