90s Magic: A Card-Shop Time Machine
An in-development single-player adventure about collecting, trading, deckbuilding, and running a Magic card shop set in 1993–1999.
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An in-development single-player adventure about collecting, trading, deckbuilding, and running a Magic card shop set in 1993–1999.
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A Japanese customer-and-income notebook for nightlife workers, combining client notes, pre-shift reminders, bottle deadlines, birthdays, and take-home-pay calculations.
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An iPhone app that transforms Apple Health hiking records into illustrated route maps, annotated memories, and shareable cards.
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An independent cultural-workers initiative supporting artist Maja Smrekar’s legal challenge over the political use of her artwork.
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