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20% off everything in the store!!!

Only this for July!

[You, probably] "Wait, there's only two things in the store."

[Me] "Yes."

"..."

"It's not like it's bad stuff..."

"Says the seller--"

"I'm serious-- I mean, where else will you get 31 PDFs of React Native resources?"

"I don't know..."

"All I'm saying is, it's worth it. Worth three years at least of my life."

"Bro, I can go on YouTube--"

"YouTube is in video format."

"..."

"And YouTube is heavily saturated with the most mind-numbing shit. Plus, all the project tutorials you will find there happens to be on dozens of other portfolios, so... Good luck getting hired with another social media platform project or zoom clone--"

"Okay, okay... I get your point."

"Plus, people should start supporting actual people more...indie creators and coders that, I don't know, didn't have a million follower fanbase for the fifth year now."

"I mean, that's how you know it's good, right, if people care?"

"Or that's how we recreate the same stack of support that never meets the new folks or the buried great content that has been defining economies and just the market alone for years... and you wonder why the rich gets richer, and the popular gets more popular."

"We can agree on that one."

"Okay..."

"..."

"Why are you still scrolling there?"

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What Do Y'all Think of Interactive Stories and Storytelling?

Yeah, no... I'm in the process of creating an interactive story game. Very...very...VERY early development though. Like... I need to learn a thing or two about working myself to the brink 24/7 instead of 0-10/7...

I'm planning something cyberpunk. It's more my style, yk. Like, near cyberpunk... By that I mean, a near enough dystopian world in the expected low-class of society.

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Halloween in July, I guess... Well, actually it was just Halloween around Halloween about a year ago...maybe when these were first written and published; however, it's not July anymore and that blog website is long gone for now. So, I am left with a bunch of stuff from my coding documenting days...

So... here's 5 PDFs about nightmares I have encountered--or got myself in while teaching myself how to code. Each include a story, a lesson, and a warning about replicating my mistakes on your own. So, DON'T. And DO READ THESE!

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I created 31 coding resources in the past... from errors and their solutions to full projects all for React Native developers... because I was a React Native developer, trying to code neat things, doing my best to do a great job, recording everything as I went along... and now I have 31 PDFs of everything I did with React Native just sitting there collecting dust--resources that was once useful to me and others. Maybe they'll come in use again.

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The Time Collapse Zine

I created another zine.

Creating another zine was, and still is, a goal of mine. Staying motivated, focused. and...well, not burned out are all things I'm working towards. However, I do need to admit, it was hard to create this zine...because it is basically my second. It's so hard for me.

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Zine in progress vector art. Creating a new zine, and wanted to share in-progress screenshots as I worked. I'm using the open-source software, InkScape. Every penny counts these days.

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Preview Screenshots from the PDF version of the "Human Defined" zine. Download now on Itch.io to read.

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Download 💕?

The first download takes guts, which is why new artists and digital creators always stop when this level arrives. A download means a risk for the buyer the artist does not see...because it's their art.

The risk for the artist is the art itself--the risk of putting your inner worlds on full display because you know it's worth seeing, and the "seeing" is the hard part.

We call the echoless, unresponsive results a void. Just a void where they toss in their dreams and hopes instead of walking away not knowing if they can live without them.

The PDF only of "Human Defined" is $1 to download.

The HTML/CSS and PDF version of "Human Defined" together is $3 to download.

I don't think I can walk away. Well, it's not much "I think", and more "I know". I know I can't walk away. There's simply nowhere else to go for me than these efforts.

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Alone Drop - vector art I created.

Why? - Because!

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"Talking to me is sitting there possibly for long durations of time feeling as if you just came back from the mountains with a wise and old, nutty guide."

Source to the post.

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"See the life, paint it red, cover it gold. See the soul, snuff it out, make it cold. See the flame, drown it when it starts to scald. See the life, paint it red, cover it gold." -Source.

Human Defined Zine on Itch IO

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I think back to a time where I was just a writer.

Perhaps, it's more lengthy than that--that time period, where this holds true not only when I was just a writer, but when I thought I was just one thing--one thing good. One thing I can do.

I didn't have friends...ever. Yeah, like most. I don't find it to be unique, but it was the thing that kept me going. Well, I mean, when you don't have friends, you make interactions in other ways.

That might mean becoming self-aware and deeply introspective--feeling as if you can only find what's causing the separation on the inside. You might split your inner self into different versions just for you to talk to regardless if people are around--oh, right. People become less...people and more surveillance. Eyes there to judge you because you are alone, you are not one of them, and they try to figure out "why" for themselves. Categorization makes someone less scary and weaker.

So, conversations with yourself emerge inside your inner world, and echoing out from subtle to loud ways.

And perhaps it takes you forever to realize that's what your mind is--a very long and engaging conversation. Other's will start to see it when they look at your work, and writing, and how you choose to communicate ideas and things.

Talking to me is sitting there possibly for long durations of time feeling as if you just came back from the mountains with a wise and old, nutty guide.

So, of course, that's what my zine is. A conversation--an inner one. Self-taught one. The coping one. The scared one. The engaging one. The one that is similar to all the talks that little kid used alone in crowded places--a crowded world. One that couldn't wait to leave the conversation because it was too...much.

That's all MY ZINE needs to be.

Do you get it now?

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My Socials! With great power comes greater responsibility. Promise me you won't abuse this power--

And your gone.

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Brain background used in the zine. Also vector art.

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Oh, Yeah. I am Also A Web Dev

You know what, Let's just combine the two (artist and coder).

Now the zine is a web page.

Let me clarify some things: the zine can be downloaded, extracted, and opened in your browser. The PDF is yours too.

Digital creations are easier for me. I already know my way around a computer. And, I can do a lot more with code than paper.

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When The Car Stops

"Why did we stop driving?" [Tabatha] "..." "Hun--" "Uh, what?" [Frank] "You stopped the car." "Yeah..." "Okay...?" "..." "...Well, can we continue?" "Dear, I think I killed someone." "What?..." --Looks out the window, roles down the window, and sticks her head out-- "Hun, we did not hit anything." "No--" "Babe, I would have felt it...or--or a sound--" "No, Dear." "Hun." "I killed him yesterday."

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Version TWO - "Human Defined" Vector Art

And this is the second one.