From unusual mechs to robotic vampires, this artist shows what can happen when you draw without a brief
Discover Thomas Oates’ imaginative robot art and costume design created in Blender and Photoshop.
Discover Thomas Oates’ imaginative robot art and costume design created in Blender and Photoshop.
The Seoul-based food experience design studio creates workshops, installations and research projects that explore how cooking and eating can bring people closer together. There’s a photo in Small Batch Studio’s archive of two strangers holding… Read More »From tea rituals to fluorescent toolkits, Small Batch Studio uses food to design relationships
TL;DR A sequel to Duskers, the horror-themed command line game, has been officially announced by the developer. The project is currently in early development, with more details to follow. This marks a significant return for… Read More »Duskers, The Scary Command Line Game, Is Getting A Sequel
SEOUL, South Korea, July 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The Hospitality Asia Event Series successfully marked its highly anticipated expansion into East Asia with the conclusion of the inaugural Hospitality South Korea Conference (#HSKC2026). Held… Read More »Inaugural Hospitality South Korea Conference (#HSKC2026) Concludes Successfully in Seoul, Unlocking the Future of the Domestic Travel Market
SEOUL, South Korea, July 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The Hospitality Asia Event Series successfully marked its highly anticipated expansion into East Asia with the conclusion of the inaugural Hospitality South Korea Conference (#HSKC2026). Held… Read More »Inaugural Hospitality South Korea Conference (#HSKC2026) Concludes Successfully in Seoul, Unlocking the Future of the Domestic Travel Market
Through thoughtful identities, publications and digital platforms, Zahari is helping cultural organisations document themselves for future generations. Growing up between Sofia, London and Los Angeles, and arriving in new countries without full command of the… Read More »Meet Zahari Dimitrov, the designer helping Bulgaria’s cultural organisations build a future – and an archive