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mareodomo:

lagamespace:

I’m interested in exploring a medium where the audience is expected to be a participant in the creation of the work. I think the idea of reader or viewer participation gets kinda lost in art and writing, where the artist is supposed to be the final arbiter of meaning, with total control of the work, even though the readers/viewers are the ones who bring it to life in their minds. I find it refreshing that video games make it clear that it’s a more equal relationship, and that’s something I keep in mind when I play or design.

Angie Wang is a cartoonist and illustrator based in Portland, Oregon.

She is creating a surreal horror interactive fiction game based on multiple false awakenings. The game will utilize her beautiful, visceral illustrations to take you to another world—trapped in your dreams.

Angie is making her game available exclusively as part of our game pack. Donate $15 to LA Game Space to get Angie’s game along 30(!) other exclusive titles.

WORD. I know you want to play an Interactive Fiction game with Angie’s art.

So True!

the-virtual-box:

Stein

veritae:

Street Art by Sean Hart.

(via veritae-deactivated20121107)

superawesomeshop:

Cube pincushions by trepuntozerocivette in Milan, Italy.

gamefreaksnz:

Red On You

Let’s all go to the Winchester, we’ll take a shortcut. What’s the matter, David? Never taken a shortcut before?

theyetee:

Ratatatata…

by Italiux

*Actual shirt is not animated 

(via gamefreaksnz)

tinycartridge:

Jet Set Radio t-shirt by Mars Sixteen. The HD version of the game is available worldwide through digital distribution (on XBLA, PSN, and Windows), but Sega can’t digitally distribute t-shirts yet :(

Buy: Jet Set Radio stuff
[Via Mars Sixteen]

Lovely Tees!
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