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via [Grimware].
This is weekly demo special edition! Since I am behind two weeks, I decided to post this related news item. Once upon a time I used to go all the time to a site called GFX ZONE which was a repository of demoscene pixel artists, both old and new. Those fanatic of digital graphics and the demoscene probably remember it (you can still watch it, in its zombi state, clicking here) Ah, the good old days when we actually DID antialiasing, and by hand. Most recommended visit: Artcity Illustrating this post: one of my favourite pieces by one of my favourite artists, “Too much clubbing” by Cyclone, from Germany. Check out his gallery. Steel Raining is a web comic created by Alberto Silva from Spain. His description of it goes something like this: “In the world’s biggest metropolis, a silent buzz vibrates. A buzz that makes men in suits howl. There’s a symbol drawn with chalk on the floor, a girl trapped in an IC and a neon guitar.” And why are we covering this here? Alberto, to promote the second season of his web comic, created a teaser edition that runs exclusively in Amstrad CPC machines. We minced a few words with him about what drove him, a non-retro, non 8-bit, non-coder person to do this. You can read the interview and get the original Amstrad CPC executable right after the jump: |
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