Anna-Marie Jung‘s comic get it right. If only Skyrim had been this flexible. Sure, it was flexible but when it came to smithing and armour construction… well; you couldn’t do this. Love Anna-Marie’s style? Check out her Rebubble store. Via the ever watchful eye of Amy Ratcliffe.
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Articles by Andrew Girdwood - Page 1540
Highlighting a specific entry from the archives, on 2nd November 2013 Andrew Girdwood shared a story summarised as "Thomas Kinkade was an American painter, who died last year, of a popular pastoral style paintings. He became a huge hit with one estimate suggesting that 1 in every 20 American homes had a copy of one of his paintings. The art world hated the style, overly kitsch and chocolate box - worse; sold on channels like QVC.". It also was tagged with Star Wars.
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Star Wars in Kinkade
Thomas Kinkade was an American painter, who died last year, of a popular pastoral style paintings. He became a huge hit with one estimate suggesting that 1 in every 20 American homes had a copy of one of his paintings. The art world hated the style, overly kitsch and chocolate box – worse; sold on […]
Nostalgia in gaming: A review of Talisman Digital Edition
I had a complete set of Talisman Second Edition. It took hours to play. My memories of the game are clear; the skill is to manage the risk. That’s to say there’s very little skill involved. Cards came randomly. Dice rolls gave you a few options. You generally rolled one dice which meant you had […]
The limited edition Shub Zeroth “Negocio De Horror”
Meta-Crypt, aka Brain Ewing and Justin Jewett, have an exclusion version of 9 inch figure for sale for attendees of Ewing’s Horror Business solo exhibit which opens in November at the Rivet Gallery. There are only 8 models. That’s pretty darn exclusive and why the Rivet attendees will probably get them all – good news […]
The vanishing arts caught on GIF
Two more animated for Halloween. These may not be as scary as these five 3D tricks but they’re more mysterious. Do you have a favourite?
The argument for Chronos: The Universal LARP System
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/eschatonmedia/chronos-the-universal-larp-system/ [Back this Campaign] The Kickstarter for Chronos has, at the time of posting, a few days on the clock. It’s funded; currently about $1,000 in pledges more than target. Are you a LARPer? LARP-curious? Geek Native spoke to Ashley Zdeb, putting some hard questions forward, to make sure the argument for Chronos was clear. […]
A bloodbath of change among the best selling horror RPGs
A year ago Geek Native ran a list of the best selling horror RPGs on DriveThru RPG and RPGNow. The question was; “Are these the best horror RPGs of all time?” and many people thought not. This year we’ve the top 10 best selling horror RPGs from the last poll up to the start of […]
The ultimate assassin: Death
Ubisoft Brazil shared this today for their Halloween message. It’s not just a pirate assassin. It’s a pirate assassin as Death. What do you think? A great idea for the next chapter in the series or a poor photoshop?
Female Predator cosplay
This is real female Predator cosplay. Created by Noora Nevalainen and winning first prize at Ropecon XX this cosplay is handmade, made from leather, bone, liquid latex, upholstery foam and paint. While there’s some debate as to what a female Predator looks like Noora certainly puts this famous picture into perspective. Why? This really is […]
Thalassa on print
Dan Mumford’s poster series is for sale on his bigcartel site. These prints are A3, high quality digital print on 300 gsm card. Thalassa is limited in number. At a glance Thalassa looks like a gorgon but those aren’t snakes in her hear. These are tentacles. Is Thalassa having an encounter with a deep one… […]
