This is why the opening level of The Incident reminds me of Zak McKracken and The Alien Mindbenders.
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My name is Erik Mallinson. I draw pictures, make music, and some other stuff. I like playing the ‘ukulele, riding my scooter around Boston, and playing board games.
Follow me on Twitter (@erima) if you’re into that sort of thing.
You might also check out my illustration and music studio (@gravel).
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Aug11
This is why the opening level of The Incident reminds me of Zak McKracken and The Alien Mindbenders.
via home town
Jul5
In case you missed it Electronic Arts is making iPhone board games I dislike even more unappealing by giving them super gay graphics.
via App Advice
May24
May8
Nick Cernis, over at Modern Nerd, has figured out how to send from multiple email addresses on the iPhone and iPad. While it’s specific to Gmail users I could see it possibly being useful to others as well.
May7
Apr30
I’m really, really excited for Galactic Keep, a pencil and paper RPG game for the iPhone.
via Slide To Play
Apr15
A doodle I made in Adobe Ideas for the iPhone (iTunes). What makes this app different than Brushes, Layers and Sketchbook Mobile? Ideas is vector–based – images can be manipulated on a desktop computer and can be resized to any proportion without sacrificing image quality.
Ideas is a nice app though I found my finger hesitated a lot in trying to choose the right nested tool bar… I had to think twice about how to select different colors, opacity, and brush sizes. I’m still pining for Scribbles (from the guy who makes Tweetie/Twitter for iPhone) to come to the iPhone and iPad. Why? Scribbles is a beautiful Mac vector drawing app with a cool feature… infinite canvas. There’s no edge to the drawing area - which makes sense considering it’s digital and vector graphics have a small file size that can still pack in a lot of detail.
Digital sketchbooks are getting there but they aren’t there yet. Until then, and probably after, I’m sticking with paper, watercolor, brushes, pen and pencil.
Apr13
Ice Tycoon has become one of my favorite iPhone games. It’s a time management game stripped down to the core element: serve ice cream as quickly as possible to get a high score. There’s no poorly written backstory, no items introduced… they’re all there from the start. The graphics and music are excellent too. … oh and it’s free!
Apr10
Apr8
Drawing on an iPad with a Pogo Sketch and Autodesk SketchBook Pro. via iPad Blog