It’s no great revelation that a lot of exotic scenes in Hollywood movies aren’t actually shot on location, but this fascinating map, produced by Paramount Studios in 1927 to reassure film financiers that they were capable of doing things on the cheap, shows just how California-centric the film industry can be. They even shot New [...]
Space Invaders was designed and programmed by Toshihiro Nishikado for Taito, Japan in 1978 and remains one of the most popular arcade games ever made.Space Invaders was originally going to be called something completely different as the aliens were originally soldiers which you had to shoot down. They decided that it was politically unwise to [...]
Throw the Sheep Game. (2010) Click Here
This is a video game experimental that uses mouse buttons
to control the sheep or character. Original it was controlled by a Wii Controller.
I like this design because it is simple interactive activity.
A Visual Comparison
It’s happened to all of us. You just got sent on some kind of quest and need to traverse miles and miles to reach our destination. Our horse is getting tired. You’re getting hungry. And in the back of your mind, one gnawing question keeps eating away at you: “Dammit! Is this the [...]
I just made a iPhone app… Testing it right now.
[Posted with iBlogger from my iPhone]
Film critic Roger Ebert is one such skeptic. On his website in 2005, Ebert dismissed the idea of video games as art by saying they “simply can’t compare to great dramatists, poets, filmmakers, novelists and composers.
“There’s a structural reason for that,” he added. “Video games by their nature require player choices, which is the opposite [...]
Will post more… Updating Site
Here is work in progress animation….
Knut LSG Hybinette was born in Enkoping, Sweden and is an assistant professor at Cleveland Institute of Art. Where he teaches Game design and digital foundations. He works in multiple Medias including game design, photography, animation, video and sound. Knut has exhibited his work at galleries in Sweden, Portugal, Germany and the United Sates. Additionally, Knut has been published in the American publication Oculus and others. In 2003, he was sponsored/commissioned by January to create a portfolio of the Night Chicago. Knut has shown a series of photographs that tell us of the process of aging through examining each individual story at Arts Atrium Gallery in New York and at Jet Artworks Gallery. In June of 2004, he attended the National Graduate Seminar at Columbia University in New York. Knut received bachelor of the Arts from University of Georgia and a Master of Fine Arts from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
