Positional Distortion

via Feed Store:

This design comes to us from my esteemed colleague Matt Jones, who originally posted it on Flickr to rave reviews. It’s since been sold as a T-shirt on Howies in the UK and as a print on 20x200. Thanks to his incredible generosity we are making it available here for the US t-shirt wearing audience as well.

A clever spin on the now classic Keep Calm and Carry On slogan used by the British during WWII.

kevinnuut:

Waiting For The School Bus.

Cranked out one more piece of pixel art for the night using Ben Brown’s iPad drawing app (still in development). It’s really hard not to love pixels.

I’m on a pixel kick today.

Skills For Life PPP

By Nick Gentry

via tumblr user findesaison

There is a wonderful and disjointed texture at work here. Gentry has a number of other works in a similar style, all of which can be found here.

via Rob Beschizza at BoingBoing:

Amazing favicon hacks such as Matheiu Henri’s Defender of the Favicon made me wonder: just how small could a game go? I’m not much of a coder, but over the weekend I had a go at making an adventure game only 8x8 pixels in size.

It’s barely-playable and has all the charm of a malicious lite-brite. But once you’ve found the sword, shield and the all-important, all-healing pub, you can dash through it in a few minutes. I bet a really great programmer could fit a proper roguelike into the same space!

This goes beyond proof-of-concept; it’s a fully playable adventure game that fits inside 64 pixels and manages to still be fun. The randomized scenario flavors are also a nice touch. My one gripe is that it’s flash based, but there’s nothing about it that requires it. A future JS/CSS/HTML version would be nice.

via insanelygaming:

Axor Heroes-Katamari // By: Axel Pfaender

An homage to one of the most beautiful and creative games I’ve ever played, Katamari Damacy.

60moons:

Lora Zombie

I get lost in this one.