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my son is up for a BAFTA Games Award. He is in the Ones To Watch category, TeamOK, and their game is Chambara. I’m on the edge of my seat and the live stream hasn’t started yet. You can follow on twitch.tv/bafta if you like.
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hyperallergic: Victor Moscoso picked up color theories while studying with Josef Albers at Yale University in the late 1950s, and soon turned that abstract harmony into a psychedelic friction. Pairing intense hues in a way that almost shakes your eyes — a “vibration” of colors — he majorly influenced the aesthetic of the acid-hued 1960s…
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nprplays: From KQED: In Violent Video Games, the Gameplay Sends its Own Message By Carolyn Petit We like to think that games that feature violence as a core mechanic can be critical of violence, and in fact a piece was recently published on Paste Magazine called 10 Violent Games That Comment on Violence. (Hotline Miami is…
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thegetty: A book of chess problems from 14th-century northern France.
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A day in the life of Jessica, the content creator of the future — Fusion
A day in the life of Jessica, the content creator of the future — Fusion warrenellis: Faith Popcorn is a futurist and consultant. She is best known for a book that came out in 1991 that predicted trends for the rest of the decade (some came true, sorta). And she’s still at it. In January,…
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thenearsightedmonkey: Dear Students, Here are a few pictures I’ve been meaning to post. Matty G and I, the signing of books before our presentation at BAM and us in younger days, and then us right now! And a poster for an event we did together exactly thirty years earlier. We met in college. We both…
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Notes from “The Information” by James Gleick
on contrast: March 11, 2015 Chapter 5. A Nervous System for the Earth …“For in the general we must note, That whatever is capable of a competent Difference, perceptible to any Sense, may be a sufficient Means whereby to express the Cogitations.” All Excerpts From Gleick, James. “The Information.” Pantheon, 2011-02-28T15:00:00+00:00. iBooks. This material may…