We love video games. And we know that game designers work really really hard in order to make games that are fun and playable. Sometimes a video game needs a hundred people to write the code, record the music, design the art, and then mix it all together! And sometimes a team of only two …
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Hello Snailers, it’s Pepper! One of the people I really look up to in the world of computer science is a woman named Danielle Feinberg! She has been a critical artistic player in almost every Pixar movie going back to Bugs Life as the lead lighting director. Before I talk more about Danielle, I want …
Read moreWe’re featuring Danielle Feinberg in Snail Mail #17
What if I told you that there was a way to see a rainbow without waiting for the perfect rain? That’s right, it’s totally possible! Get ready to do a little bit of science! This is one of several activities included in Snail Mail #16, available for download here. Here’s what you’re going to need: …
This edition of Snail Mail features household power sources, wacky potato-inspired crafts, and a history of electric cars. Below is an excerpt – you can read the whole booklet by subscribing to Snail Mail here! Potatoes are conductive (electricity can travel through them easily), and they have ingredients similar to our household batteries. This means …
CodeVA is preparing for Full Steam Ahead by introducing some of the amazing workshop hosts that are participating in this year’s event. MeeNa Ko (who goes by ‘Moawling’) has been around Eureka Workshop for longer than just this summer, though! They’ve shown up to help teach pixel art camps and share their work over the …