Carson Kelly Blogs

I want to share a final project update regarding two mobile game projects I have been developing over the last several years: Dreamscape Apocalypse and Dreamscape Infinite . These were two projects that began as early concepts back in 2020, with development officially starting in 2021. At the time, they represented a different chapter in my creative journey, one focused heavily on mobile gaming, smaller-scale releases, and learning how to build interactive projects from the ground up. Both projects were playable, fully finished, and at one point were close to being released. However, after a lot of internal reflection, testing, and long-term planning, I have made the decision to officially cancel both Dreamscape Apocalypse and Dreamscape Infinite . Development on these projects originally slowed down and eventually stopped in 2023 due to quality concerns, engine limitations, and overall issues I was running into with Unity at the time. While I was proud of what had been created, I...

Memorial Day 2026: STILL HERE SUPPLY Remembers and Honors the Fallen This Memorial Day, STILL HERE SUPPLY pauses. We pause for the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to the United States. We pause for the families who carry their absence. We pause for the names, stories, memories, and sacrifices that should never fade into the background of a long weekend. Memorial Day is not just a date on the calendar. It is a day of remembrance. A day to honor those who never came home. A day to recognize that freedom, safety, and peace often come at a cost paid by people whose lives were cut short in service to something larger than themselves. Memorial Day 2026 falls on Monday, May 25. For STILL HERE SUPPLY, this day is approached with quiet respect. Our brand is built around the idea that life matters, memory matters, and being still here matters. On Memorial Day, that belief takes on a different weight. We remember those who are no longer here because of their service. We ...

A mark for survival, protection, healing, and hope. Today, I’m proud to reveal the official symbol for STILL HERE SUPPLY, a visual representation of resilience and hope that embodies our mission . This is a major step forward for the brand, not only because every brand needs a visual identity, but because this project has never been about clothing alone. From the beginning, STILL HERE SUPPLY has been about a message. A reminder. A lifeline in the form of something people can wear, hold, see, and carry with them. The symbol you see now is the visual heart of that mission, serving as a reminder of mental health resilience and the importance of support. At the center of the mark is a rising human figure. That figure represents the person who is still here. The person who made it through the night. The person who is tired, bruised, quiet, overwhelmed, or barely holding on but still breathing. Still standing. Still trying. Around that figure is a protective form. It can be seen as a sh...

For years now, fans have wondered what the next true cinematic chapter of Star Wars would feel like on the biggest screen possible. After countless stories told across streaming, animation, novels, games, and television, The Mandalorian & Grogu arrive carrying an enormous amount of expectation on their shoulders. Thankfully, the film understands something important from the very beginning: Star Wars has always been strongest when it remembers the humanity beneath the mythology. What makes The Mandalorian & Grogu work so well is not simply the action, visual effects, nostalgia, or scale, though all of those elements are certainly present. What truly gives this film its heart is the relationship at its center. The bond between Din Djarin and Grogu remains one of the most emotionally sincere dynamics Star Wars has introduced in decades, and this movie leans into that emotional core beautifully. There are several moments throughout the film that genuinely linger after the credits r...

After careful consideration, I have decided to cancel four long-developed projects: Ted’s Life, Jack and Butch, Cowboys vs. Zombies, and Talking Eagles. Some of these projects were announced years ago. Others, like Talking Eagles, had not yet been formally revealed to the public. Each of them had a different history, a different development path, and a different reason for existing, but they all came from a very real creative place. These were not small ideas to me. Some of them go back many years, with early planning stretching as far back as the late 2010s. They were part of an earlier creative era, before some of the current structure around my work existed, and before Carson Kelly Publishing became what it is today. But over time, it became clear that these projects were not coming together in the way I had hoped. The truth is simple: I am not confident releasing them to the world in their current form. Whether creatively, structurally, financially, or personally, they no longer fe...

Spoiler Warning: This review discusses the full second season of Daredevil: Born Again . After watching all eight episodes of Daredevil: Born Again Season 2, I can honestly say this was one of the strongest Marvel Television seasons in a long time. This season had emotion. It had brutality. It had romance. It had grief. It had shocking moments. It had great performances. It had some incredible character work. It had moments when I was fully locked in, moments when I was frustrated, moments when I was nervous, and moments when I remembered why I love this world so much in the first place. Season 2 premiered on March 24, 2026, and ran for eight episodes through May 5, 2026, with Disney+ listing the full season as part of the larger story of Fisk hunting Daredevil while Matt Murdock fights to tear down his corrupt empire. That setup is simple on paper, but the season finds a lot of power inside it. This is not just a season about a masked hero fighting a villain. This is a season abo...