The death of massively multiplayer games, reliant on expensive infrastructure to stay alive, is more final than most. But doomed worlds can enjoy an afterlife in the Creative Commons: the developers of Glitch, shuttered only a few weeks ago, have made the game's artwork and other components freely available. A hardcover book collecting the best of it, and a soundtrack album, are also on their way.
Shuttered online game Glitch gets new life in the Creative Commons
Your favorite songs, transformed into beautiful and clever retro paperback covers
Todd Alcott is a screenwriter turned graphic artist who takes popular songs and magically turns them into posters of retro, pulp paperback book covers (and other retro items). Alcott's Talking… READ THE REST
Duda Lozano creates beautiful, realistic "patch-style" tattoos
Duda Lozano is a tattoo artist based in Barcelona who creates the most incredible, realistic-looking "patch-style" tattoos. His work, according to Killer Ink Tattoo, is "inspired by comics, minimalism, and an… READ THE REST
Palm Springs AIDS memorial sculpture to be changed because residents say it looks like a giant anus
Above is a rendering of the planned Palm Springs AIDS Memorial Sculpture that was to be installed in a park within the California desert city's downtown. The sculpture is the… READ THE REST
This drone bundle just dropped to a mere $109.97 — as long you act before September 30!
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Save a combined $298 on this 8-piece knife set and sharpener
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Stay on budget with this Grade A refurbished Apple iPad and accessory bundle for under $200!
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