Fresh off the reality show Work of Art, the Sucklord continues to subvert toys and the stigmas attached to them. We caught him in his New York studio to talk about turning characters gay, echelons of play, and the importance of Star Wars.
Rob Corradetti, printmaker, musician, and indie cover artist extraordinaire, responds visually to the disconnect between creator and player, how our spaces are changing to accommodate games, and the future of gaming culture.
Why do we need to make our own fun? Joel Henriques, DIY toy advocate, tells us why kids need to develop both computer and crafting skills, and why a stick can be many things to many people.
The artist Luke Ramsey takes the phrase “a picture is worth a thousand words” to heart. Can you decipher his thoughts on videogames, zines, and spirituality?
