uh this journal entry is pretty last-minute

I'm assuming that my watchers have been paying attention to my deviations though and can tell that I'm going to be in the Artist's Alley at Otakon.

I'll be debuting a couple of things: First, the handmade kawaii accessories of BonBonBoutique, and second, if you pick up one of my business cards, you'll catch a peek at the visual novel game I'm going to be making.  Those cards are the first place I'm revealing the finished designs of the six date-able guys in the game, as well as the title of the game itself, and a url where you can find more info.

(note to self: remember to actually make url active before tomorrow hmmmmmm...)

Anyway

Table P04 is where I'll be chilling with my friend XDCreationz.  If you're looking for me, I'll be wearing frilly pink princessy Lolita, either this dress here or a white blouse + pink skirt.  I'm pretty sure my name badge says Bridget but maybe I put BonBonBunny on there too I don't remember. ;___________;

Here's a map of where to find me!!!!  I can't wait for this!!!!!!!!!!!!  Like, you guys don't even know!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What do you think of BL and yaoi in your otome games???

And I mean like a game where the OVERALL goal is to pair up the female protagonist with one of the male choices.  The implied (or blatant, w/e) BL dialogue would be between some of the male choices if you choose just the right options - kind of nudging them on the path toward liking each other more than liking your player character. You might see it in little bonus scenes in stuff and it might or might not significantly affect your own ending.

What are your opinions on that?  Would it make you want to play a game more?  Or less?

Do you find yourself shipping the male characters regardless of whether such options exist in the game? XD  Or does it frustrate you when you see other fans doing that?

I just joined Redbubble!!

BonBonBunny on Redbubble

I'm hopefully going to do my daily morning doodles again. n_n  They're very nice and therapeutic for me.  And since there's no investment involved in making my images available as t-shirts (/prints/stickers/iphone cases), why not? ^o^

Anyway, this isn't just me shamelessly promoting myself. XD

I want to follow YOU on Redbubble!!

I need to build up my watchlist, so hook me up! ^o^  If you don't have an account there yourself but know of an artist you like who does, then by all means I would love to check them out as well!

Thank you!! : D

Update:  Okay so I'm not crazy about the 10 people they suggested I followed at the start by default.  I NEED MORE KAWAII ON MY PINTEREST DASHBOARD. <3

Comment here and link me to your Pinterest if you post anything cute, colorful, fun, sweet, pink, princessy, etc etc, because I want to follow you. <3



Hey all you lovely folks!! ^o^  Any Pinterest users here?  I just joined!

~Follow me if you'd like~

You can pick and choose which boards of mine to follow if you're not interested in all of those categories that I have. C:

Since I've just started, I need followers DESPERATELY!!  Special thank-you shout-out to for inviting me. <3

Hatoful Boyfriend turned out to be an even crazier game than anyone could have anticipated, and this playthrough I've put together only hints at the grand scale of intrigue and conspiracy that can only be experienced by playing the full game.

But I'll share with you everything that happened during one human girl's enrollment at St. PigeoNation's, including the full version of a particular character's ending that was cut short in the demo version.

Part 1 introduces us to the cast of characters.  They're all birds, yes, but thanks to the marvels of modern technology, we can see what they'd look like IF they were human.  And wouldn't you know it - they aren't half bad to look at.

Part 2 sweeps us along through the first months of school at St. PigeoNation's.  There's a class hike and a sports event, and a couple run-ins with the school's creepy doctor, Iwamine Shuu.

Part 3 lets us flirt with the doc just a tiny bit (how he intrigues us so!) and then we get to see several characters' wishes tied to a bamboo tree during Tanabata.  Oh, and maybe a decision we made here led another character to his death.  No biggie!

Part 4 speeds us through Summer's side events and brings us straight into the excitement of asking the doctor on a date with us to the Summer Festival.  It's fun, but not long after that we catch him in the middle of some late-night suspicious activity.  And, okay, maybe we inadvertently got another student killed.

Part 5 is when things start to get legitimately creepy, as the Dr. Iwamine just never seems to let up his suspicious activities.  Did he just admit to causing that first missing student to disappear...?  But he seems to think of the heroine in a positive light now.

Part 6 Christmas and New Year's come and go, with Iwamine showering the heroine with lavish gifts (sort of) and innocently people-watching at the shrine.  A romantic holiday specific to pigeon culture occurs, but Shuu doesn't seem happy with our offering of affection.  Hey, what's up, Doc?

The Ending will make your jaw drop, your mind explode, and possibly trigger your gag reflex.  It's great.


If this doesn't convince you to put $5 down toward hours of branching storyline entertainment, I don't know what else would.  All I'm saying is, this game needs to be experienced.

Here's a quick post discussing the site's upcoming updates. Short version is basically that Hatoful Boyfriend posts are on hold until I finish making/uploading all of the images of the pony plushes I've finished so far. I've gotten way behind on that!

Did everybirdie have a nice Valentine's Day?  I can't think of a better holiday for playing dating sims.
Here's one about birds.

Update: Part 2 is up
Update: Part 3 and Part 4