Stories, insights and ideas at the crossroads of digital art, game design, creative tools and visual culture.
Documenting the history of AGFRAG Entertainment Group and the cancelled Bob Ross video game. Covered by The Guardian, NPR, Yahoo News, Ars Technica, Engadget, GameSpot, MTV News and other outlets in 2006.
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In 2006, a small indie studio secured the rights to make an official Bob Ross painting game for the Wii and DS. It was never released. This is the full story.
How a soft-spoken painter on public television paved the way for millions of digital creators.
Small teams, tight budgets and bold artistic visions — how indie studios are redefining what games can look like.
From Photoshop to Procreate, Figma to Blender — the software that put professional-grade creativity in everyone's hands.
Why the best websites are built by people who think like artists — and how design thinking shapes the digital experiences we use every day.
The debate raging through studios and galleries worldwide — can a machine truly create, or is it just remixing human imagination?
Bob Ross marathons on Twitch sparked something bigger — a global movement of artists creating live for millions of viewers.
Social media profiles come and go, but a personal website remains the only digital space you truly own. Here's why it matters.