Here's one of the group photos for G&G XX. Crazy that this tradition has now lasted two decades. While I couldn't be there for t...

One of the many highlights of Gaming and Guinness is Pete's homemade chili verde. It is incredibly savoury and scrumptious, especially w...

Due to family circumstances, I'm missing most of Gaming and Guinness XX this year--and on such an important anniversary! Saddening, but ...

"Why is Earl like that?" Good question, wrong answer.   

 

Here's the G&G logo I wound up using after some back-and-forth consultation with Jeff Pitts, my partner in organizing this year'...

 This is an early iteration of the logo I designed for the G&G 18 swag. 

It's that time of year again . . . artwork by the amazing Jeff Shyluk . 

I made some asteroids for an upcoming event of uncertain impact.   

I accidentally broke my G&G IX commemorative glass about a week and a half ago. Alas and alack! Nothing is forever.   

I brought a mobile phone camera ring light to Gaming and Guinness, and Jeff, in a moment of genius, stuffed it under his shirt while lit to ...

I've been away at Gaming & Guinness XVII, and poor Baby Yoda seems to miss me.   

Jeff generously 3D printed this Panther mech for a tabletop game we might play at Gaming & Guinness--if indeed G&G moves forward thi...

Were it not for the COVID-19 pandemic, I`d be over at Mike`s place for Gaming & Guinness XV right now. Instead, we`re meeting virtually ...

Most of the lads gathered tonight via Steam and Google Hangouts to play a round of Formula De, a G&G staple. Right now, I'm in se...

Just a little playing with scale, filters, layers, and selection tools in an attempt to create a scene using an Eaglemoss K-7 space stati...

The final days of G&G are always bittersweet, as our revels now are over...or about to be over. I was pretty pleased this year with m...

Only a select few will successfully ABANDON PLANET to survive the destruction of their homeworld. I was not one of the few. Then...