Proteus and Antichamber

, on February 7, 2013

Proteus is wonderful. So wonderful it needs more space, variability, events, structures, animals, plants, time, music, feedback, etc.

Antichamber was more fun to play as a demo a couple of years ago. It went from purely logic puzzles to mostly cumbersome block puzzles, though the start still maintains the heavy use of proverbs+insight. Certainly a clever game, but its nonlinearity and lack of a decent navigation system cause unnecessary meandering and jerky progression. Visuals are just good enough.


Julian Onderdonk

, on August 27, 2012

Gotta love some colorful impressionism by Julian Onderdonk. The recent history of art grouped according to period is interesting.

[via Poul Webb Art Blog]


Newroz: A Simple Symmetric 11-Venn Diagram

, on August 13, 2012

Article link.

Not really related yet still interesting; someone from slashdot mentions Chernoff faces.

[via Cartesian Product]


Anai Greog

, on June 7, 2012

Anai Greog is a psychotherapist, and she draws Circles.


Ivan Rabuzin

, on April 1, 2012

More by Ivan Rabuzin here.


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