Keynote at Game Happens! 2014
Delighted to announce that I have been asked by Federico en Marina from Urustar to be one of the keynotes for their new event in Genoa, Italy, called Game Happens!…
PAF14 – Open Call Playful Projects
Playful Arts Festival is an initiative of bART (soon WOT) and zo-ii. For Playful Arts Festival 2014 (19-22 June 2014) we are looking for playful projects to showcase and experience…
Athens Plaython 2013
In September I was invited by Chloe Varelidi to give a talk about playful culture at the play festival Athens Plaython in Greece. The first day consisted of talks from…
MolyjamNL 2013 in the news
Last weekend I organized MolyjamNL in the Dutch Game Garden in Utrecht. Molyjam is an annual game jam taking place worldwide, inspired by tweets from Peter Molydeux, the satirical twitter…
[Judge] A MAZE. Indie Games Award 2012
Happy and honored to announce that I will be part of the international A MAZE. Indie Games Award jury. Together with game designer Marek Plichta, game designer Thierry Platon and game journalist Chris…
What Would Molydeux? – MolyjamNL
It’s jam time again! This weekend in about 30 different locations around the world a jam with the name “What Would Molydeux?” will take place. This “Molyjam” is inspired by…
[Award] Submit your game for A MAZE. Indie Games Award 2012 – 2 days left!
Do you think your game deserves the award for “The Most Amazing Game”, no questions asked? Your chance is now: Submit your game for A MAZE. Indie Games Award 2012.…
Proud to present zo-ii’s new logo
After months of preparations, designing and finishing touches, zo-ii’s logo is here! Designed by the brilliant and lovely Liselore Goedhart (aka Lizzy wanders), co-owner of Monobanda and creative extraordinaire. Right in…
Global Game Jam 2012 trailer
Behind the scenes of Global Game Jam 2012 worldwide, we have worked hard the past couple of months to make it all happen. With less than two weeks to go,…
Logo Women in Games NL
Did a quick logo design for the Women in Games NL facebook group and twitter page, as I could no longer stand the generic placeholder logos