My Amstrad CPC came with a manual of Basic language. There was no internet at that time, no youtube tutorials and very few videogames magazines were available in my hometown. So, I had to rely on myself to create my … Continue reading Being a ten years old indie developer in 1991
My favourite thing in life is hiking with Lulù. I used to hike alone for a long time. Lonely hiking is perfect for mindfulness meditation, and to disconnect from the noises, useless chatting, email messages and work acronyms of daily … Continue reading Hiking Val Troncea
A few weeks ago I came with the idea of doing some pixel art rotoscoping. This is my first attempt, but I understand the potential is huge, if you have enough patience, time, and a bit of imagination. WHAT IS … Continue reading Rotoscoping with Aseprite
My very first personal computer back in 1988 was an Amstrad CPC 464. I remember the day my father took me to the shop to buy it. The price was 499.000 lire, a sum that would be around 500 Euro … Continue reading My new old Amstrad CPC 464 Plus
I’m born in 1981. During the 80s home computers and consolles were thriving, they say it was the Golden Age of videogames. I was one of those children that completely fell for this new digital adventures. At that time all … Continue reading My generation
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