#The Gwen Frostic Online Archive
29 May 2009
I’m proud to present my latest project to the world — at least to those who got the password:

The Gwen Frostic Online Archive is all about the legacy of Michigan artist Gwen Frostic.
I’m proud to present my latest project to the world — at least to those who got the password:

The Gwen Frostic Online Archive is all about the legacy of Michigan artist Gwen Frostic.
A fine article on how to keep your website’s navigation elements clean, understandable and well organized. Definitely a must-read if you’re just starting up, but also might serve as general checklist.
Myst for the iPhone has just been released. Overall, it’s a pleasant experience, capturing the feeling of the 1993 original. Grab it here.
I never thought it would actually happen, but was pleasantly surprised when I found out about American McGee’s plans to bring Alice back to life. Being one of my favorite games, Alice has everything it takes to classify as a good video game: compelling story telling — in fact, the game’s plot is an altered, macabre version of Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland — no tedious levels, but funny and cynical dialogs and overall good graphics, all wrapped up in a modified Quake 3 game engine.
The original title was produced by Rogue Entertainment, which later went out of business. This time, however, the game is being developed by Spicy Horse, a Shanghai based game company founded by McGee.
finetype is the online outpost of Tobias Eichert, a web developer and (soon to be graduated) l10n pal from Mannheim, Germany.