Artist Spotlight featuring Archaic Revival
Archaic Revival hits our front page this week thanks to its fractal driven, hybridized art style. The artist himself, Christian Laney-Clark, brings to the canvas a wholly new style of […]
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Heartfelt Indie Game: Thomas Was Alone
Thomas Was Alone, created by programmer Mike Bithell, is a simple game with a minimalist style. You play as a couple of different colored blocks, each with their own delightful […]
Bring Forth the Underappreciated Artists (Flash Review of Dave McKean’s Cages)
Ponderous, melancholic, intense, Dave McKean’s monster of a graphic novel is best read slowly over a series of overcast days. Its characters are odd and sometimes unsettling, making them, if […]
[Top 4] Reasons Why Comic Con Will Cause Premature Balding
Every year, hundreds of thousands of nerds, geeks, comic aficionados, movie buffs, television junkies, Trekkies, and other imaginative people converge on the San Diego Comic Con like ravenous bears on […]
Interview Spotlight: Cory Doctorow, Author of Pirate Cinema and Little Brother (PT. III OF III)
Part III of our Interview Spotlight series shines brightly on Cory Doctorow, author of such cyberpunk titles as Pirate Cinema and Little Brother. Well-known throughout the interwebz as a figurehead […]
Interview Spotlight: Charles Stross, Author of Accelerando and Rule 34 (PT. II OF III)
Part II of our Interview Spotlight finds Charles Stross at the front and center of the cyber-punk world. With a career that didn’t begin with writing, Stross has grown into […]
The Beauty of Child of Light
Ubisoft’s new RPG, Child of Light, is a beautiful game which uses its watercolor inspired backgrounds, rhyming dialogue, and whimsical characters to create the ambiance of a new fairy tale. […]
The Artificial Selection Project: Journal Vol. 1
Last summer, The Artificial Selection Project began in hopes to create a community of writers and artists who produce out of who they are. We called for you to challenge, […]
Graphic Questions “Writer”
There’s Sex, Drugs, and Violence – “Blacksad” Review
Back when Walt Disney and his brother began their film production company, with a focus on animation, they held themselves and their artists to the highest possible standard. In the […]
