caro

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making theatre and games

Arranged like a grade school valentine’s card, art from the tabletop game BETTER STRANGERS by Tyler Crumrine (illustrations by Ellie White): a stack of playing cards peppered with expressive cartoon figures. Text on the card reads, “Don’t be a stranger, valentine!”
On the left, a woodcut style illustration of a trainyard at night. The quartet flees, carrying their instrument cases onto a freight car on a towering bridge. In the distance, the Black Barn burns. "They fled with their instruments and little else." On the right: ACT I. THE BAND. In character order, the four doomed heroes of this fated endeavor: • Cockerel: The one who met the Devil eye to eye. Flashy, charming, arrogant. • Cat: The one who saw the writing on the wall. Vigilant, patient, shrewd. • Hound: The one who put the target on our back. Impulsive, eager, passionate. • Mule: The one who booked our passage out of town. Dry, stubborn, blunt.
Promo image for THE TIME WE HAVE reads "Tragic zombie storytelling for ANY apocalypse". The front and backside of a card show, the door of a distressed conference room in pixel art style (illustrated by Raul Volpato) and a preview of a tech-y startup sounding email (written by Caro Asercion). Promo text in the bottom left corner reads "The Time We Have - available now"
2024 Indie Groundbreaker Awards Winner - Most Innovative Last Train to Bremen By Caro Asercion (Game Design, Layout, & Art Direction), Conner Fawcett (Illustration & Layout Development), Weaver Walker (Dramaturgy & Editing)
Arranged like a grade school valentine’s card, art from the tabletop game BAD BAD BAD by Tyler Crumrine: colorful playing cards with delinquent punk teenagers wielding lots of accessories. Text on the card reads, “Let’s be bad bad bad together”
Arranged like a grade school valentine’s card, art from the tabletop game DINOCAR by Julie-Anne Muñoz: cartoon dinosaurs driving cars through a colorful background. Text on the card reads, “You drive me wild!”
Arranged like a grade school valentine’s card, art from the tabletop game EXQUISITE BIOME by Caro Asercion. A winged, froglike looking creature situated in an environment of coral and grasses. Text on the card reads, “You and I are like second nature”
Arranged like a grade school valentine’s card, art from the tabletop game DWINDLE by Caro Asercion. A sunset-colored cityscape, with two figures looking out on the city and a cryptid off to the side. Text on the card reads, “Valentine, our friendship will never dwindle”
Arranged like a grade school valentine’s card, art from the tabletop game i’m sorry did you say street magic by Caro Asercion. A sunken bus covered in reeds, with a heron in front and a city skyline in the background. Text on the card reads, “you’re a resident of my heart, valentine”
Arranged like a grade school valentine’s card, art from the tabletop game TWO HAND PATH by Mikey Hamm: two hands with many accessories (rings, bracelets, tattoos) resting on top of each other, with more tattoos in the background. Text on the card reads, “Won’t you take my hand in yours?”