Richard A Carter
@richardacarter.bsky.social
Academic in Digital Culture, University of York, UK. Exploring digital art, literature, and storytelling; ecology, materiality, and the more-than-human. Glider pilot. https://richardacarter.com/
This is the kind of delivery I can get behind - miss teaching with Twine / Bitsy et al.
November 27, 2025 at 11:40 AM
This is the kind of delivery I can get behind - miss teaching with Twine / Bitsy et al.
Perhaps the above is sheer coincidence, but I've seen a couple such instances now.
November 24, 2025 at 10:00 PM
Perhaps the above is sheer coincidence, but I've seen a couple such instances now.
Thank you very kindly 🙂 Essentially the browser / monitor combo they used meant that the game was over-scaled, cutting off 'all' the instruction / poem text - a new user would have no idea what they were looking at, or what to do, or why! Perhaps mercifully, I saw no one trying it when I visited!
November 23, 2025 at 9:59 AM
Thank you very kindly 🙂 Essentially the browser / monitor combo they used meant that the game was over-scaled, cutting off 'all' the instruction / poem text - a new user would have no idea what they were looking at, or what to do, or why! Perhaps mercifully, I saw no one trying it when I visited!
That Mondrian looks suspiciously like the one I drew! And yes, I 'wondered' whether the pointillist quality was a deliberate ploy to make things even more challenging! I enjoyed playing 🙂🎨 (FWIW 'my' piece also ended up a bit mangled at Aesthetica, not that I think anyone tried it to find out! 😅)
November 22, 2025 at 12:18 AM
That Mondrian looks suspiciously like the one I drew! And yes, I 'wondered' whether the pointillist quality was a deliberate ploy to make things even more challenging! I enjoyed playing 🙂🎨 (FWIW 'my' piece also ended up a bit mangled at Aesthetica, not that I think anyone tried it to find out! 😅)