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Tag Archives: Braid

Programmable Series – Endless Collection

Posted on Aug 11, 2017 by Mike Clark (Chemical Taint)

The concept of having something to collect in video games has existed almost as long as video games themselves. Many arcade games and classic console games make collecting items an important aspect or even the main objective of the game. … Continue reading →

Posted in Features, Posts, Programmable Series | Tagged Assassin's Creed, Beyond Good & Evil, Braid, Features, Game Development, Indie, Indie Developer, Indie Games, Limbo, Mega Man, Super Mario 64, Voodoo Vince | Leave a comment

With Love, From ________

‘Bambi and Her Pink Gun’ by Atsushi Kaneko. A bizarre but stylish action comedy about a wild killer being hunted by a vampiric pop star. The colouring is perhaps the most interesting part, with the pages themselves taking on a gradient at points to convey effects like explosions. Perfect for fans of extreme violence, surreal storylines and late 90s/early 2000s fashion.

Without Consciousness

Umbro 2001 AS Saint-Étienne Home Shirt ⚽️🌀 model: @davis.poppy photos: @oliverjameson shirt: @umbro ———————————— A few shots from a kind of practice photoshoot I did last summer, around the time of the World Cup. I’d like to gain more experience behind the camera in this kind of style, so I’m very up for working on something with anyone who might be interested.

I’d thank everyone individually but there’s too many of you. You know who you all are. Thanks for the best three months of my life. America hasn’t seen the last of me.

Death of Sears (2018)

When I first saw Larry Bell’s 1972 sculpture ‘Untitled’ I laughed at it. Ten pages of research later and I will fight anyone who tries to claim it doesn’t have qualities consistent with architecture. In all the time I spent feeling like an idiot staring at this cube in the gallery while other patrons asked if it was part of the exhibit, I’ve come to love it. It also indirectly led to me meeting a bunch of great people so I guess in a way, I owe Larry Bell an awful lot.

I completed a pilgrimage that I have wanted to make for a long time this weekend. I visited the Cabazon Dinosaurs, which played host to the closing scenes of the 1989 road trip movie/feature length Nintendo commercial The Wizard. The landscape has changed a lot since the dinosaurs appeared in the movie, but it was still kinda moving to be able to see them up close and channel my inner Beau Bridges with some photos. 📸 @azitarahebi

The only thing I love more than a Larry Bell glass cube is posing like an idiot in front of a Larry Bell rectangle of unpainted canvas. 📸 @christiancontraband

Amoeba Music made me wish I was a LaserDisc person.
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