SaltCON End of Summer is coming up this Friday and Saturday! I’ve been making more original fuse bead patterns for the show, and I wanted to share another one. The d20, or 20-sided die, is the harbinger of fate, determining the successes and failures of tabletop RPG heroes for decades. Read more…
Doing fuse bead crafts have been one of my favorite recent pastimes. It’s a natural fit for turning pixel art and retro video game sprites into something physical you can put in a frame or stick on your fridge. Plus, there’s something therapeutic about placing all of those tiny beads Read more…
We’re running a vendor table at SaltCON End of Summer on August 30th and 31st at the Davis Conference Center in Layton, UT! You can’t miss us–you’ll be able to see our table from the registration counter. Rachel and I will be there with all of our games, painted minis, Read more…
Printing and testing your first prototype is a great milestone, and should happen as early as possible in the design process–ideally on the same day you start working on the design. I say this because a game’s first playtest is usually awful.