The Roulette Chronicles Kickstarter campaign looks like it's going well! We've just received the latest message from Kyle McCoy: Attention honorary agents of HELM! Kyle McCoy here.
After one week, we're already over $1500! Not bad! I really appreciate anyone who believes in this project enough to pledge. A BIG thanks to all the backers so far!
Your new mission: Spread the word. This is a chance for friends and family to get the complete Spy Kit (Membership Card, Welcome Letter from the Chief, Exclusive DVD, solid pewter decoder ring!) and, more importantly, help create the show itself! Do you know anyone craving adventure? Excitement? Exploits? Action? Synonyms?
We'll also be releasing episode two soon so stay tuned! And remember, everybody at the agency is counting on you!
The latest pixel art piece from Kyle McCoy is called "Reunion." Enjoy! And check out more of his work at the Pixel Art Shop!
Now you can take home one of Kyle McCoy's most famous pieces: Project Springfield!This beauty is 12 inches tall and 24 inches wide (his biggest print yet!). A sharp, cool, crisp version of the ultimate piece of Simpsons fan art! Click here to order yours today!
The show is about to start.
Everyone gathers in the living room. Anticipation. They speculate where they will be taken this week and what dangers they may encounter. The adults settle into their comfy chairs while the kids choose to stretch out on the floor. The best seat in the house isn't in front of any TV. It's next to the radio.
For decades, this was the ritual of families across the country. After dinner, some nights would be filled with The Shadow and Little Orphan Annie. Others would be be a jazz band followed by The Adventures of Superman. Dick Tracy. Grande Ole Opry. Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. Shakespeare. Sherlock Holmes. Suddenly, the whole world wanted a bedtime story.
Times change. Theatre of the mind slowly faded away.
Until now.
The latest piece from Kyle McCoy is Twin Peaks inspired. Head on over to the Pixel Art Shop to check out more!
From Kyle McCoy himself: This is happening!! The good people at t.b.d Brooklyn have volunteered to have their bar/gallery covered in my pixel art. I'll have a few of my classic pieces on display but I'll mostly be using the event to unveil brand new ones! Including, a very different kind of 3D pixel art. I'll be giving some sneak peeks leading up to the opening. Hope to see you there!
We can't wait! To check out more of Kyle's work, head over to the Pixel Art Shop!
Compass Creative Dramatics is doing great things. They currently have a Kickstarter project going with only two weeks left to go. We highly recommend you check out the cause along with their series of videos showing what will happen if they don't get funded! A bit more info below... We’re Compass Creative Dramatics, a children’s theatre that helps kids stretch their creativity and bravery muscles. Sometimes that means the courage to raise your hand in class or to stand up to a bully. Those things need practice just as much as our physical muscles do. Next summer, we want to provide a series of week long theatre camps where kids will come together and have a blast learning about the art of theatre through rehearsals and theatre-related workshops. Along the way, the kids learn about teamwork, respect, responsibility, caring, and trust, and we hope they leave the week not just excited about the awesome time they had with us, but are also stronger, more compassionate, and ready to step out and lead. The show we’ll be doing for our camps next summer is Peas & Harmony. It’s a quirky musical adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s The Princess & The Pea. It’s different than the story you remember, and in the end it teaches us that showing respect really paves the road to happiness. At the end of the week, they’ll get two public performances so Mom, Dad, Aunt Susie, Grandpa Joe, and all of their friends can come see the awesome work they’ve accomplished over the week. We plan on offering these camps in three cities across the Midwest that helped shaped OUR stories & lead us to where we are today: Bedford, Indiana, where Cassandra grew up, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, where Cathlyn's from, and Chicago, Illinois, where we work and play now! So, come be a part of this story and help create the magic for hundreds of families next summer!Thank you so much for your support! -- Cathlyn and Cassandra
Good news, everyone! Project Springfield will be featured in the latest show at Bottleneck! Come and see ALL 54 locations and 166 characters made out of over 140,000 individual pixels available to the open public for THE FIRST TIME! Check it out: The Gang Is All Here Friday, November 16th - December 7th, 2012 Opening Reception: Friday November 16th from 7pm to 10pm Online Sales Begin Saturday November 17th around 12 noon est Friendship- it's the best ship of them all. Your friends are the people who make you laugh until you cry, are there for you when you are down, and pick you up when you fall. Bottleneck is set to honor our friends with "The Gang Is All Here," an exhibit dedicated to the art industry's legendary cliques, groups, buds, and gangs. Each artist will present work based on their favorite classic batch of friends, pulling from songs, films, and books. So come by and bring your gang to meet ours. Click here to check out the gallery, Bottleneck!
The latest from Kyle McCoy. for more of his work, check out the Pixel Art Shop!
In the latest Rocket Talk, scientist Becky Ferreira tells us a spooky tale with a scientific twist! Click here to enjoy!
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