Explore game worlds of paper, 16-bit DOS, and soaring music to match, from SunVox creator
No money for a high-end game console? Make it out of paper, code it in 16-bit DOS, and give it...
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New Capcom videopacks turn OP-Z into a novel audiovisual gaming instrument, free
The worlds of gaming, “play,” and electronic music have always been in an extended flirtation. A deep collaboration between Capcom...
Videosync 1.0 arrives: visuals integrate with Ableton Live Session, Arrangement, Warping
Now at 1.0, Videosync from Showsync is a deep Max for Live visual engine, complete with integration with Ableton Live's...
AI turns 2D photos into 3D models – and renders KITT from Knight Rider
If you hadn't already noticed that machine learning is hugely helpful for assisting 3D tasks, here's a Pontiac Trans Am...
Notch just added killer NVIDIA Broadcast support with cool features like body tracking
So, speaking of NVIDIA goodies and why they're powerful for artists - Notch just added support for all those NVIDIA...
Surprise – NVIDIA’s AI and graphics news today for big industry is relevant to artists, too
Even as NVIDIA has a keynote with simulated robots making the rounds of a BMW factory, some of the GPU...
Premiere: Dark Forces by The Allegorist plunges us into a gorgeously surreal, shamanistic future
It's the ultimate neo-futuristic concept album, complete with invented language for the lyrics ("Mondoneoh") and a protaganist known as Dragon...
Berghain is open again as a cute, cartoony animated AR app
Techno palace Berghain has never been so adorable as in the work of illustrator Virginie Kypriotis. And now you can...
Premiere: Olenc’s Particles takes a microscopic trip inside a cello string
Someone sucked Bochum, Duisburg, and Dortmund into a digital realm full of VR air pollution visualization - and in the...
In Fracture Space software instrument, a 3D playground of sonic fragments for $12
Somewhere at the border of granular synthesis, 3D immersion, and game engines, the Fracture Space team have built a compelling...
