Photographs of the Arctic in the 1880s by self-styled glaciologist, Frenchman Charles Rabot: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/rabot-photographs-of-the-arctic

BF team making cold things look cold. (Reminds me of the Ice Storm in '98.)

Very @thelongdark.bsky.social @hinterland.bsky.social All of this: publicdomainreview.org/collection/a...

Today's surprise drop. WINTERMUTE Episode Five Teaser and release date announcement in the November dev diary. The End is Near. youtu.be/aGu6KAQyG24 hinterlandforums.com/forums/topic...

Coming all the way from Canada, Jess Butler (Presentation Directeur at @hinterland.bsky.social) talks about her work on The Long Dark: A UX permaculture for genre-defining survival games. Now at the #GameUXsummit!

Next, The Long Dark and UX Permaculture, presented by Jess Butler

@mrmerlot.bsky.social said that I exist without colliders as a burn, yet I feel so seen

The obsession with 1880s botany magic lantern slides and mid-century children's science toys is going to be my financial ruin

Snatched some Irish planetarium slides for the lonely stargazing child within 🌌 also featuring ham cat

The Game UX Summit takes place in Antwerp this year, and I'm thrilled to be a speaker! With all the brilliant talks and people attending, there is always so much to learn. Can't wait!

Ingo Swann, 1979

Louis Wain, various ceramic cats, created between 1900-1920

#1990 rb.gy/qn0xd3

“The Book of Geometry is my name. / All liberal Arts were originally derived from me. / I reunite Architecture and Perspective”

Shores of the Polar Sea (1878) is a mixture of intimate journal entries, miscellaneous engravings, and sixteen chromolithographs — a unique, often surreal, retelling of life on the ice as experienced during the British Arctic Expedition: publicdomainreview.org/collection/s...

Naohisa Inoue