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about me
Iris
{{AGE}} - they/anyaka RaiDev
Digital artist, programmer and game developer from Greece.
Art gallery
A turn based RPG game I'm currently working on.
Commissions
Check current prices here!
I can draw both Illustrations and Game Assets.
Other Projects
UnMasked
A Stealth game made in 2 days for Global Game Jam [Athens] 2026.
It was made by 7 other people from University and me as the lead programmer.
A Stealth game made in 2 days for Global Game Jam [Athens] 2026.
It was made by 7 other people from University and me as the lead programmer.
HiShell
A unique fake OS and file manager, made in Godot.
A unique fake OS and file manager, made in Godot.
It's still somewhat unfinished, but you can try it out right now on the web!
Characters
Click on a character to learn more!
Software I use
Krita
For drawing
I used to use CSP, but after switching to
Linux I had to find something new.
Nowdays I'm pretty comfortable in krita after setting it up the way I like, and It's really
good considering it's completely free and open source.
Godot Engine
For game development
It's what I'm using to make Mira's
Journal. What can I say? It's what taught me programming in the first place.
It has
solid tools tools for both 2D and 3D, UI tools better than most other engines and is free
with no fine print.
Aseprite
For pixel art
If you do pixel art and don't use Aseprite,
you're doing something wrong.
It's more than worth the small price imo. Just don't make
the same mistake as me of buying it on Steam...
Obsidian
For note taking
I mostly use it for Mira's Journal design
documents.
It does the job as a markdown editor, I just wish there was a better free way
to sync it than Git.
Micro
As text editor
VS Code is owned by Microsoft, Vim is too
complicated, Nano is too basic and I don't even know what Emacs is.
Micro is the only
good text editor I've found. It uses standard keybinds (Why is that unusual in CLI
editors???) and has enough configuration options to make it comfortable.
Though, sometimes I still result to using VS Code (or Codium), just because it's more convinient for this like webdev or Unity.
Bazzite Linux
As operating system
Yes, in case you couldn't tell, I'm a
linux user.
I've tried plenty of desktops, and for a while even Niri (Contributed to a shell for it too), but right now I use KDE Plasma.
I have a bit of a love-hate relationship with immutable distros. On the one hand,
you know that they will always boot, an update won't ruin your system. On the other, installing certain
software is a pain in the ass.
But who knows, my opinion might change in a week or two.
Krita
For drawing
I used to use CSP, but after switching to Linux I had to find something new.
Nowdays I'm pretty comfortable in krita after setting it up the way I like, and It's really good considering it's completely free and open source.
For drawing
I used to use CSP, but after switching to Linux I had to find something new.
Nowdays I'm pretty comfortable in krita after setting it up the way I like, and It's really good considering it's completely free and open source.
Godot Engine
For game development
It's what I'm using to make Mira's Journal. What can I say? It's what taught me programming in the first place.
It has solid tools tools for both 2D and 3D, UI tools better than most other engines and is free with no fine print.
For game development
It's what I'm using to make Mira's Journal. What can I say? It's what taught me programming in the first place.
It has solid tools tools for both 2D and 3D, UI tools better than most other engines and is free with no fine print.
Aseprite
For pixel art
If you do pixel art and don't use Aseprite, you're doing something wrong.
It's more than worth the small price imo. Just don't make the same mistake as me of buying it on Steam...
For pixel art
If you do pixel art and don't use Aseprite, you're doing something wrong.
It's more than worth the small price imo. Just don't make the same mistake as me of buying it on Steam...
Obsidian
For note taking
I mostly use it for Mira's Journal design documents.
It does the job as a markdown editor, I just wish there was a better free way to sync it than Git.
For note taking
I mostly use it for Mira's Journal design documents.
It does the job as a markdown editor, I just wish there was a better free way to sync it than Git.
Micro
As text editor
VS Code is owned by Microsoft, Vim is too complicated, Nano is too basic and I don't even know what Emacs is.
Micro is the only good text editor I've found. It uses standard keybinds (Why is that unusual in CLI editors???) and has enough configuration options to make it comfortable.
As text editor
VS Code is owned by Microsoft, Vim is too complicated, Nano is too basic and I don't even know what Emacs is.
Micro is the only good text editor I've found. It uses standard keybinds (Why is that unusual in CLI editors???) and has enough configuration options to make it comfortable.
Though, sometimes I still result to using VS Code (or Codium), just because it's more convinient for this like webdev or Unity.
Bazzite Linux
As operating system
Yes, in case you couldn't tell, I'm a linux user.
As operating system
Yes, in case you couldn't tell, I'm a linux user.
I've tried plenty of desktops, and for a while even Niri (Contributed to a shell for it too), but right now I use KDE Plasma.
I have a bit of a love-hate relationship with immutable distros. On the one hand, you know that they will always boot, an update won't ruin your system. On the other, installing certain software is a pain in the ass.
But who knows, my opinion might change in a week or two.
Games I like
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