malcolmschmitz.bsky.social
Author, artist, game dev. Querying middle grade trans thieves; writing adult short fic about lacemaking orcs, nebbish unicorns, trans sky captains, and more. Half of VaporwaveGothic Studios; worked with Black Chicken Studios and small indie teams.
👤 Joined on 26 August 2023
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OKAY PANEL ONE DONE I wish I had done my homework properly for that one because it was another case of people like "Can you recommend a book that _______ " and I stare into the distance like actually no no I cannot in fact I've never read a book before in my life in ACTUAL fact I cannot READ
Show Postsilent hill silent hill F silent hill townFall based on this trend we can assume the next game will be titled silent hill downtownFalloutboy
Show PostThere will be more of these in the future before they fizzle out as the novelty wears off. I wager most will fail as ads too because the brands with money for smart ad agencies will not want to touch this third rail and it will be left to the sports betting as types. What even are those ads?
Show PostHey remember that commercial with the tiny giraffe? Or cowboys herding cats? What were they selling? I forget! The AFLAC duck and GEICO gecko are other successful, longstanding campaigns.
Show PostThe prime example was an ad that portrayed Barbie leaving Ken for G.I. Joe and driving off… the ad was for the car and, guess what, I can’t remember the make without looking it up. Toy brands took center stage. I think the “good genes” jeans ad is another example of this. Which brand again?
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