...but just in case they do: I deleted the sketches because the digital camera thing didn't turn out so well, and because I have better stuff in the works.

...my scanner is making means I probably won't be able to upload scanned art. Too bad...I've got a couple of nice sketches of Mac I wanted to upload.

Just thought I'd record two levels I added: 5207, Cube Compan, and 5466, Do It Urself.

Been playing Time Fcuk too much lately. It's amazing how many custom levels are being submitted. Seems like a new one every few minutes, many quite good. You could spend all day, every day playing nothing but brand new levels, and I have been.

I submitted a couple of custom levels myself. The first is called Clock Fcuk, control number 1778. I thought it was a clever puzzle when I submitted it at 2am, but it wasn't getting good reviews last I checked. Now I'm thinking it was overcomplicated. Also, I made a mistake in the second quadrant -- you're supposed to place two blocks on the correct key "+" squares, but you can advance after only placing one.

My second level is DgiDgu, control number 2298. It was faring better in the ratings before it scrolled off the bottom of the "Recent" list. It had fours in both Awesomeness and Difficulty. It's sort of a tribute to Dig Dug. "Just needs some inflatable monsters..." You dig your way through the levels using blocks to break walls.

I thought the music video for Neil Cicierega's "I've got some falling to do" was here on Newgrounds but I couldn't find it. I did find it on another site: Albino Black Sheep.

It's interesting because the main character is supposed to be the same as the guy fighting the zombies in the "Bad Idea" video. What's really funny is, at the beginning of "Bad Idea," he's apparently watching himself falling from outer space, where he was thrown by the giant squid at the end of "I've got some falling to do."

Other funny bits: when he slips and falls down the hill, the gravestone he lands against is his own, "R.I.P. Flight Attendant Guy," and this also appears near the end of "I've got some falling to do." Another funny bit is the geeks from "Geeks in Love" show up as zombies, right before the guy runs away from the zombies for the first time.

Anyway, I kind of like Andrew Kepple's animation style, so I'm kind of studying it in hopes of being able to do stuff like that one day.