Well, for a time, it was this:


But then, I had a sudden urge to change it to something equally nice for now:

For the last few months, I have been working on a rogue-like RPG game. In case you don't know what rogue games are, you can take a look here. I've been using tile-based graphics (I considered isometric for a time, maybe that can change sooner or later) and following most of the aspects of rogue-like games, such as permadeath and turn-based gameplay. Right now, the only completed parts of the game are the way levels are created, the way the level is drawn, and a few other things mostly related to core gameplay mechanics. Now, branching away from rogue-like, there are going to be friendly NPCs and quests and things found in other RPGs, that way, while a random dungeon crawl can be done, there are still parts with a purpose. The artwork is terrible seeing as I can't draw to save my life. The tiles have been drawn mostly, but the player is still just a rectangle. I'm fairly certain I'm not the only one that has difficulty with sprites, haha.

Also, as a side project that is related to the game, I also have been working on a level creator. This has been rather simple because the way the game generates the levels is by reading a png file. So, you really don't even need an editor, because you can just draw the images in anything really.