Clockwork Chronicles

In this episode, we chat with Paul Giffney, a role player that has created a character within the Clockwork Watch universe, and has influenced the story in many ways. While trying not to get too meta, we explore how the story has opened up new ways for participants interact with an ongoing narrative, how his character "Saccadius Cartwright" has developed, and how the Clockwork Watch story has evolved over the past 11 years.

Artist Jennie Gyllblad talks about turning Clockwork Watch from a written story into an illustrated Pandora's Box. Her work on this project has styled everything from the live events, individual characters, and even role players. Jennie created a different voice and tone for each of the narrative arc that she has illustrated, which in turn has influenced many parts of the storyworld.In this podcast we debate about the very first steps that she took to help define Clockwork Watch, how she connected with Corey Brotherson and the story, and the process of developing a style that has helped her grow as an artist.

In this edition of Clockwork Chronicles, I am joined by Don King Santa aka Michael Raasch, a fellow co-conspirator, Santa, and Space Hijacker. He was part of the original creative team behind Seductive Alchemy, our first event, and has worked on aspects of Clockwork Watch development over the past 11 years.We chat about how the participants helped shape the Steampunk story from the outset, and how a zero budget project keeps things real, especially on New Years Eve.Links:Seductive Alchemy - NK Guy's Photo BoothSeductive Alchemy - Don King Santa photosClockwork Watch - The StoryClockwork Watch - Production Blog

In this podcast, Yomi Ayeni, creator of Clockwork Watch introduces the inspiration behind the Steampunk story, why it is a co-created narrative, and he explains what to expect in the following episodes.