Amid the ruins of the ancient city of Ptolemais, archaeologists found dozens of game boards that were once likely used by shepherds.
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Amid the ruins of the ancient city of Ptolemais, archaeologists found dozens of game boards that were once likely used by shepherds.
I love that this kind of things is found everywhere
Game boards of old.
Snake Game (USA 1840).
The Road to Washington (USA 1884).
De toovenaar, nieuw vermakelijk kinderspel (Netherlands 1856).
Los charros contrabandistas. Juego de dados (Mexico ca. 1900).
Die Reise nach Paris (Germany ca. 1855).
Play: American Game Boards, 1880-1940 at Ricco/Maresca
Are vintage game boards art? Ricco/Maresca’s current exhibition of American game boards from the late 19th century to 1940 aims to show that the boards are more than functional objects and are in fact ‘cousins of modern art.’ Having dealt in the boards for years but never dedicated a show to them, the gallery is now exhibiting parcheesi, backgammon, halma, checkers, Chinese checkers, mills, and solitaire boards that resemble mystical diagrams or architectural renderings. This well-used checkers board comes alive with a combination of color and geometry that will keep the eyes moving along with the game pieces. (On view through May 1st. Masks and social distancing required). American Unidentified, 5-color Checkers Game Board, enamel paint on wood, 18 x 18 inches, late 19th century.
Here are some cards I illustrated and designed for The Imposter Kings, a fast-paced card game that my game-designer friend and I are hoping to fund through Kickstarter. If you're interested in backing a really fun game, here's a link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sinbu/the-imposter-kings-card-game/
Sorry (jk not really) for the shameless plug.
Issued this week to Smart Start Entertainment LLC—D954,842, for a design for a “Game Board.”
Echo redesigns new Smarties range with 100% plastic free materials
Echo redesigns new Smarties range with 100% plastic free materials
Good News Notes: “Smarties’ plastic free commitments helped broaden Echo’s creative process to think outside the box while maintaining the playfulness of the brand and making it a learning experience for kids. “Following the launch of Smarties music creator in 2020, a physical and digitally interactive toy that enables children to create their own tunes, Smarties came to us with the ambition to…
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