For more info about our channel, our mascot, and ourselves, please check out our extended profiles on the channel's official website, [warmfuzzy.games](https://warmfuzzy.games)! **Current speedrun times:** [FAMILY DOG (SNES)](https://www.speedrun.com/family_dog): Any%: 5m 33s (2nd place) [THE STORY OF JONAH (CD-I)](https://www.speedrun.com/the_story_of_jonah): Lost Sheep Any%: 0m 17.083s (1st place, WR) Lost Sheep 100%: 6m 56.900s (1st place, WR) **Non-speedrun games streamed to completion:** * Cosmic Top Secret (Switch) * Dead Tomb (NES) * Nobelia (CD-i) * Pokemon SoulSilver version (NDS) * Lil Gator Game (PC) * Lyle in Cube Sector (PC) * The Longest Road on Earth (PC) * Corn Kidz 64 (PC) * Metamorphosis (Switch)

That cozy lo-fi music for the in-between screens (Starting soon, wrapping up, AFK) as well as during certain streams themselves (things like art streams and such) is provided free to use with full permission by [Lofi Girl](https://lofigirl.com). When we're using bleepy chiptune-sounding keygen music, that's either streamed from [Keygen FM](http://keygen-fm.ru/index_en.html) or downloaded from [securityxiii's Keygen Music Opensource Radio Repository](https://github.com/sxiii/keygen-music) and streamed locally. Huge thanks to [Ditherian](https://www.twitch.tv/ditherian) for coding the script that allows the keygen version of our "Now Playing" stream widget to work properly with securityxiii's repository! PNGTuber avatar drawn by [ZephiSleepy](https://www.twitch.tv/zephisleepy). Mantis avatar in a certain scene/layout is a free-to-use [mantis vector illustration](https://pixabay.com/vectors/praying-mantis-insect-nature-fauna-24624/) resource made by [Clker-Free-Vector-Images](https://pixabay.com/users/clker-free-vector-images-3736/) and offered on [pixabay](https://pixabay.com/). Nebula background for in-between screens is ["Space Travel Flight to Purple Bust Nebula"](https://www.vecteezy.com/video/5468413-space-travel-flightto-to-purple-bust-nebula). Starry background for PNGTuber avatar and chat window portraits is ["Night Starry Skies With White Blinking Stars"](https://www.vecteezy.com/video/5276145-night-starry-skies-with-white-blinking-stars). Both are royalty-free resources made by [ezstudio](https://www.vecteezy.com/members/ezstudio) and offered via [Vecteezy](https://vecteezy.com). Pixel fonts in stream are from [Pixel Font Pack by MatttWalkden](https://mattwalkden.itch.io/pixel-font-pack). That tiled background image in the empty frame (behind the game capture, what you only see when a game capture isn't displaying) is a texture from an old now-defunct website called Infinite Fish. Violet/Fuzzy emotes (kjorteHype, kjorteParty, etc.) are all drawn by [SeireaSong](https://twitch.tv/seireasong). kjorteAYF emote is drawn by [XaqTheAereon](https://twitch.tv/xaqtheaereon). kjorteOHNO and kjorteFamilyPog are from Family Dog (SNES). kjorteTrouble and kjorteWDYW are from The Story of Jonah (CD-i). kjorteRiddles is from The Story of Samson (CD-i). kjorteHungry is from Bird Week (NES). kjorteKaboom is self-assembled and compiled using assets from [Explosion Pack by MattWalkden](https://mattwalkden.itch.io/explosion-pack). kjorteThisso is a depiction of a Ditto from the Pokemon series, but the emote itself is self-created. kjorteMantis is self-created. Pixel art for the "Fix the Status," "Take a Sip (Wak Wak Wak)," and "Do a Self-Care" channel point redemptions are from [the Super Pixel Objects and Items asset pack by unTied Games](https://untiedgames.itch.io/super-pixel-objects-and-items). For all the "Read Your Line in [X] Voice" channel point redemption icons, the art for Sakuya and Miru & Kaku are from the Hatoful Boyfriend game series, the art for Apollo is from the webseries [Diminish](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAQ9IeyeprRKx0zq5QAJV8Q) by [SeireaSong](https://twitch.tv/seireasong), and ASMR is self-created. Voice and video redemption icons are too numerous to mention but almost all come from the game or at least series in question (exception: "ARE YOU FREAKIN" which uses the aforementioned kjorteAYF emote art by [XaqTheAereon](https://twitch.tv/xaqtheaereon).) "Play Don't Make Love WIth Us" redemption icon is also a screenshot from that game. All other channel point redemption icon artwork is self-created. All other pixel art (Warm Fuzzy Game Room banner, woodling sprites, even that pixel frame/border around the game windows and such) is all self-created. Please see pixel art commissions and samples panels for more info!

Are you a Twitch Affiliate/Partner with a bunch of channel point redemption options, and you want to add custom icons to them to make them pop? Or maybe you're looking for some new emotes? Maybe you even need a pixel-looking frame for your stream UI? (Great for if you stream retro games!) Maybe we can help! We specialize in low-resolution, small-canvas pixel art. We even do pixel art streams (not exclusively, but they're definitely among the things we stream) and you can be there to watch us bring your ideas to life live as it happens. Please bear in mind that we're very new to taking commissions. We're also neurodivergent and very easily overwhelmed. We're very slowly and cautiously trying to figure out when, where, and for what kinds of work we even want to be open, let alone how much we should be charging for it (which is why prices aren't listed here yet.) Please be patient. We're still figuring this out. But hey, if you like what you see, then talk to us and maybe we can figure it out together.

We made everything you see in this sample image here. The icons inside the frame are 28x28 pixels each. This makes them Twitch-ready, since 28x28 is the smallest size Twitch demands for its emote/channel point redemption icon/etc. submissions when not auto-resizing (along with 56x56 and 112x112, which we make by just taking the 28x28 version and scaling it up without interpolation.) The frame is made of eight individual elements that are 20x20 pixels each (four corner pieces and the four edge pieces between them.) The edge pieces are meant to be tiled seamlessly to create the overall size/shape desired. This particular example frame in the above image is a 4x4 "tile" box because the edge pieces appear twice each (again, they're meant to be tiled and repeated seamlessly.)