Got my citizen card in the mail today, a little thing for supporting Star Citizen. Gotta say, it’s really cool to see my name on that thing.
Star Citizen Wedge McCloud has a great ring to it.
Got my citizen card in the mail today, a little thing for supporting Star Citizen. Gotta say, it’s really cool to see my name on that thing.
Star Citizen Wedge McCloud has a great ring to it.
Check out the Love Me Cat trailer and Kickstarter page HERE!
The most insane .gif we’ve ever seen.
View on Kickstarter
Lately I’ve been looking back at photos taken in previous years…I guess to try and remember where my head or heart was at a given time.
This is a screenshot I took of @AmandaPalmer’s “Theatre Is Evil” @Kickstarter almost a year ago to the minute for some reason or another.*#AmandaPalmer #AFP #Kickstarter #CrowdFunding #latergram #iPhone #screenshot #Safari
Amazing internet time warp
Last afternoon we reached the funding goal for my Kickstarter.
I’ve been pretty much an emotionless void since then. (That’s the mean trick of running a Kickstarter campaign. You push so hard to get funded that you are completely burnt out by the time you succeed.)
But I’m grateful.
So very grateful.
And its gonna hit me hard in a day or two.
Thank you everyone who kicked in to the Kickstarter. Who tweeted and linked to it. Who showed your support.
Thank you so, so much.
“Viva la difference!”
Blank on Blank animate an amazing interview with Wilt Chamberlain.
My name is in there inside that bear. I’m not going to tell you where because a) that would spoil the fun and b) I’m not giving it away for free (If you want to stalk me, you’ve got to work for it!), but I will tell you why.
I backed cartoonist Ray Sumser’s Kickstarter for his first comic, which is called LYK (Little Yellow Kitten) and Bear. Digital comics have become an interest of mine, and Kickstarter is a great place to find them and experiment. Plus, this is super cute:
A hungry kitten and teddy bear search for their lost lizard lady-friend in this all-ages adventure.
LYK is basically one of the most adorable things I’ve ever seen. How could anybody not want to make this project happen? Can’t wait to read the finished product.
The Bay Area Maker Faire is happening this weekend. We’re thrilled to see so many Kickstarter creators participating! For those attending, keep an eye out for Aurora and John. We’ll be there Saturday and Sunday making the rounds and talking to creators. Don’t hesitate to say hello!
Kickstarter alumni:
OpenROV (booth I1)
If you’ve got food on the brain:
Lastly, don’t miss your chance to check out these live projects:
Help, the kickstarter app is coming onto me! (Love little nice touches like these in nice apps~) #Kickstarter
Oh hey, we didn’t see you there!
Kickstarter swag has started to arrive :D
Here’s the unboxing photos of Peter Regan’s Pad of Geomorphic Intent
Incredibly well packed for postage. I think some local sellers need to take note, this is how you prevent stuff from getting broken/scratched in the post.
Anyway, this may look like just a bunch of stationary in a box, but it really is a well put together little gaming package. Quality is really quite high.
Submit your reward photos here!
Cat on a Constellation Quilt. This feels right.
This Saturday, in conjunction with the first Project Jams, we’ll be hosting meetups in 5 different cities. If you’re free Saturday Night (5/18), we’d love for you to join us!
NYC: 3rd Ward, 195 Morgan Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Portland: Basecamp Brewing, 930 SE Oak St, Portland, OR, 97214
San Francisco: Jamber Wine Pub, 858 Folsom St., SF, CA 94107
Chicago: Green Door Tavern, 678 North Orleans St, Chicago, IL 60654
New York Student Selling His Private Data on Kickstarter
Federico Zannier is trying to find out. Emails, chat logs, location data, browser history, screenshots—you name it, the New York-based software developer is selling it all. With a Kickstarter campaign launched earlier this month, Zannier, a 28-year-old Italian-born master’s student at NYU, is offering to hand over a day’s digital footprint for a measly $2.
http://slate.me/10uxaon
Have you ever thought about how many bites of data you generate each day? Federico Zannier wants you to start doing just that.
Thank you Kurt Braunohler and Kickstarters for what is possibly the best public joke ever. Just wish I actually got to see this in LA.
This reminds us that we need to start working on the Best of Kickstarter 2013.