These pages finish up the characters and get right into the character copies. So. Many. Character. Copies. So. Many. Words. Then I...

I've been dealing with an uncooperative team member and a ton of drawing assignments that has no reason to be assigned by a history...

I started writing in this journal before we even had a clear idea of the gameplay. During the summer, I learned that the game would have...

Sugar Sleuth Notes: Journal Edition! I used this when I needed to write lengthy notes down. I'm a stickler for keeping long entries on...

The last pages of the sketchbook! These pages, like the previous five, cover the math and physics of the sprites and map. The gaps in...

These next five pages are filled with math for the map. This is when I needed to shrink the map from 70 m to under 40 m. With that, I...

These contain the last pages of the first semester working on this game and the first of the second semester. These primarily cover...

This is where I started to lay out the entire game. All of these notes cover how I intended to place all the sprites and how they would...

These pages don't really flow from one to the next. In fact, a majority of these are just spots for quick jots. They do show what needed...

These next pages are a compilation of the character relationships I wanted to establish. Doing this would later help me write unique...

These are pages (one page is barely a page, haha) that were ripped from the main sketchbook and a different sketchbook. These contain...

These are the pages following the prototype wireframes. Page 7: I was drawing my ideas of potential dialogue boxes for the lead. I needed...

Here are some early wireframes I had drawn in a small sketchbook for Sugar Sleuths. This was back at the pre-production stages of the...