R/M Associates

So I just recently played Sketchy Logic's Aviary Attorney. For those of you who don't know, think Phoenix Wright but with birds. And lots of puns. Really fun game full of gorgeous 19th century art (courtesy of JJ Grandville. Seriously, look the guy up. Really neat stuff) and charming characters.

Hence, this. In particular, I really liked the character of Renard (and Mousey, 'course), and I wanted to try my hand at a Grandvillian art style. End result's a touch messy, but I had a lot of fun. Now, I just need a "R&M Investigations" game. Get on that, Sketchy Logic.