Post 333

, , , on December 22, 2012

clover-and-lupine

Frost flowers

The lawn; or on becoming a killer

Chlorosis

Virescence

Witch’s broom

Vincent van Gogh – Flowers

Key & Peele

Alfred Stieglitz

Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal

Internet things from 2012

Milk products

More flowers

Sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia


More Than Games

, , , on April 15, 2012

Taylor Clark profiles Jonathon Blow and the state of videogames only a little hyperbolically. The Witness is apparently about existential awareness of ourselves and the world around us— using Blow’s mind and reality as the medium.

Michael Abrash on working at Valve. Also, Handbook for New Employees.

Disasterpeace composed the soundtrack to Fez (a calm and intriguing puzzler).

Austin Wintory composed the soundtrack to Journey (the best “evocative” game I have played). Here he writes on why he is an artist:

Beyond the joy itself, beyond the endlessly stimulating growth through collaboration, the real reason I compose music is the hope of connecting with someone.

Don’t forget to ask questions.


Letters of Note

, , , on March 22, 2012

Letters of Note publishes such correspondences to the internet, and getting a feel for their authors is great fun.

Here are some good ones:

The archive is useful in finding more. The same person also runs Lists of Note; bonus David Foster Wallace vocabulary list!


Another Observer

, , , , on December 26, 2011

Metafilter has a post listing ¡the best! essays from the past year as chosen by The Browser. There are a wide variety of subjects covered, and the latter website will hopefully prove to be a new, interesting one to follow.

Oh there was another Metafilter post a while back about short science fiction stories.


Flurry

on April 19, 2011

Kilian Eng Artwork (pictured)

Doctor Who actress Elisabeth Sladen dies

Extra Credits: True Female Characters

Proun’s Abstract Landscapes trailer

Portal 2 Soundtrack – GLaDOS Awakens

Magnum (ice cream) Pleasure Hunt

Symmetry (video)

The best way to destroy an enemy is to make him a friend.

Abraham Lincoln


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