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Indie Support Group – Seattle Indies
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Every Saturday, get stuff done surrounded by other game makers. Plug in your headphones, fire up your laptop, and fix that bug you’ve wrestled with for the past two weeks. Enjoy your preferred beverage, and meet new companions! Latest Indie Support Group Posts. About the Indie Support Group. Jan 1st 2000 by Constance Chen. The Seattle Indies features a weekly Saturday work session known as the Indie Support Group, hosted by the inestimable Ken Hoff. Head down, focus, get stuff done! Get help and advice f...
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Game Design Recap – Seattle Indies
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Jun 9th 2015 by Alex Schearer. On Sunday we met for the monthly Game Design Workshop. Three teams set about creating a game from scratch over the course of three hours — no small feat! Here’s what we came up with:. A Game of Chance. The next team wasn’t sure what they wanted to make. All they knew was that their game should involve bluffing. Imagine their disappointment, then, when their game “War Dice” wasn’t a bluffing game! Game of Dice: A Song of Cards and D12s. A complex space sim. Of course there w...
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Power of Play 2015! – Seattle Indies
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Power of Play 2015! May 17th 2015 by Constance Chen. Was held on the 4th floor of the Bellevue Meydenbauer Convention Center this year. It boasted 2 days of talks from industry experts, a showcase of 59 indie games in their Indie Expo Hall, and 5 finalists for the Seattle Indie Games Competition, which was won this year by Tumblestone. Congratulations to them on a well-deserved victory! For the full album, or click-through for an abbreviated and uncaptioned gallery below! Friends of Seattle Indies.
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I Am Bread – Game Club recap – Seattle Indies
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I Am Bread – Game Club recap. May 21st 2015 by Tim Cullings. For a game that no one had much to say about, this ended up being one of our longest Game Club sessions. It turns out that I Am Bread. Is a lot more fun to watch and play in a group of people than it is to play alone. So rather than spend a lot of time picking apart the many issues we had with the game, we did what most of us didn’t spend much time doing this month – actually playing I Am Bread. Speaking of modes, Story mode. Really shows off t...
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Seattle Indies – Page 2 – A community of indie video game developers in the Seattle area
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Welcome to Seattle Indies! Whether you're an experienced game developer or just interested in making games, Seattle Indies has a place for you! We feature regular meet-ups that enable people to make games, share feedback, network, and discuss the latest news in the industry. Join us and start the journey to making your next game! It's time to get together and swap stories. Put down your keyboards and brave the outdoors. Let's meet for a drink, a bite to eat, and some good conversation! In their usual ama...
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The Art of Matthew B Herbener: Paper
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The Art of Matthew B Herbener. Integrated Dynamic Energetic Art. Handmade paper, embossed, painted, and mounted on recycled wood panels with metal plates. Catalogs, magazines, can labels, paper and glue etc. Two colours of pulp were used to create these paper sheets. The pulp was made from 100% recycled acid-free matte board. Friday, July 13, 2012 at 8:08:00 PM PDT. The Industrials Series 2012 - YES! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Friends of the Artist. The Art of Paisley O'Farrell.
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The Art of Matthew B Herbener: Lummi Island
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The Art of Matthew B Herbener. Integrated Dynamic Energetic Art. Wednesday, July 29, 2015. A Meditation on Rocks and Stones. I stacked these simple ephemeral structures. On a friend's beach on Lummi Island. They stand, because of gravity, balance and friction, but to the tides and winds, they will collapse with intention. Rock stacking is illegal in National parks. Only you can prevent rock stacking.". Posted by Matthew B Herbener. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Friends of the Artist.
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Seattle Indies – Page 17 – A community of indie video game developers in the Seattle area
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Welcome to Seattle Indies! Whether you're an experienced game developer or just interested in making games, Seattle Indies has a place for you! We feature regular meet-ups that enable people to make games, share feedback, network, and discuss the latest news in the industry. Join us and start the journey to making your next game! It's time to get together and swap stories. Put down your keyboards and brave the outdoors. Let's meet for a drink, a bite to eat, and some good conversation! It’s going t...
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About Seattle Indies – Seattle Indies
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Seattle Indies is community created for independent game developers in the Puget Sound region. Whether you’re an experienced game developer or just interested in making games, Seattle Indies has a place for you! Want to get involved? You can RSVP for our meet-ups, join our Facebook discussions, or follow us on Twitter at any time! Feel free to shoot us an email at contact@seattleindies.org. Friends of Seattle Indies. Seattle Blender User Group. Women in Games - Seattle.
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The Art of Matthew B Herbener
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The Art of Matthew B Herbener. Integrated Dynamic Energetic Art. Sunday, June 08, 2014. 3D Surreal Abstracts II. An Exercise in Modifiers. The Default Cube Challenge. Ring Structure View III. Ring Structure View IV. Ring Structure View V. Ring Structure View VI. Posted by Matthew B Herbener. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Friends of the Artist. The Art of Paisley O'Farrell. SeaBUG Seattle Blender User Group. Awesome Inc. template. Powered by Blogger.
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