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Photographs of the Arctic in the 1880s by self-styled glaciologist, Frenchman Charles Rabot: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/rabot-photographs-of-the-arctic
A high-tension tower, covered in ice, with power lines fringed in frost. Screenshot from the survival game, BLACKFROST, sequel to THE LONG DARK.
BF team making cold things look cold.
(Reminds me of the Ice Storm in '98.)
Very @thelongdark.bsky.social @hinterland.bsky.social
All of this: publicdomainreview.org/collection/a...
Today's surprise drop. WINTERMUTE Episode Five Teaser and release date announcement in the November dev diary.
The End is Near.
youtu.be/aGu6KAQyG24
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Photo of Jess Butler presenting her title slide
Coming all the way from Canada, Jess Butler (Presentation Directeur at @hinterland.bsky.social) talks about her work on The Long Dark: A UX permaculture for genre-defining survival games. Now at the #GameUXsummit!
The Long Dark, presented by Jess Butler.
Next, The Long Dark and UX Permaculture, presented by Jess Butler
Again, I'm very happy to be working with something so powerful but this can be an inverse relationship to ease of use. Definitely choose power despite the added complexity. Sometimes one just has to laugh about having to rotate tesseracts just to make a button do button things.
@mrmerlot.bsky.social said that I exist without colliders as a burn, yet I feel so seen
The obsession with 1880s botany magic lantern slides and mid-century children's science toys is going to be my financial ruin
Snatched some Irish planetarium slides for the lonely stargazing child within 🌌
also featuring ham cat
The Game UX Summit takes place in Antwerp this year, and I'm thrilled to be a speaker! With all the brilliant talks and people attending, there is always so much to learn. Can't wait!
Ingo Swann, 1979
Louis Wain, various ceramic cats, created between 1900-1920
#1990 rb.gy/qn0xd3
“The Book of Geometry is my name. / All liberal Arts were originally derived from me. / I reunite Architecture and Perspective”
Shores of the Polar Sea (1878) is a mixture of intimate journal entries, miscellaneous engravings, and sixteen chromolithographs — a unique, often surreal, retelling of life on the ice as experienced during the British Arctic Expedition: publicdomainreview.org/collection/s...
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Naohisa Inoue
Naohisa Inoue
