The Oubliette Issue 7 giveaway is now over. I'm delighted to report that we managed over 1,500 downloads. A big thank you to eveyone who has taken the time to read Oubliette and helped us grow the magazine's circulation.
Monday, 9 January 2012
Friday, 6 January 2012
iPad-ding
The last couple of months I have been toying with buying an iPad2 -specifically for my artwork, but also because it's a beautiful piece of tech. I've visited youtube in order to watch other people use their iPads in an artistic capacity, and have found myself much impressed.
I've also begun looking at what stylus I might use and the Wacom Bamboo stylus with its perfect weighting and elegant looks has me in the thrall of its promotional draw.
In a recent Radio Times article, there were paintings by David Hockney entirely manufactured on his iPad, and even my technophobe mother has expressed a desire to have one herself. In an effort to achieve a balanced view, I have flirted with the cheaper android equivalents, to little effect. For pure luxury and effortless art production, the fates seem to be pointing me in the direction of an iPad.
With the internet ablaze with rumours concerning the immanent launchdates of the iPad3 (February 2012-possibly Steve Jobs' birthday, or March at the latest) and iPad4 (October 2012-this rumour is seriously dubious), I feel I would be foolish to indulge myself and simply buy an iPad2 without waiting to at least see what will replace it. Even so, I'm close to licking my computer screen and drooling on my keypad everytime I look at an iPad, which is hardly attractive and rather hazardous for my keyboard's electrics.
It would appear I am Eve, lusting for the latest Apple. Will I regret buying one in due course? I'm sure I'll moan about it when I do, either unhappily or with inappropriate lustiness.
I've also begun looking at what stylus I might use and the Wacom Bamboo stylus with its perfect weighting and elegant looks has me in the thrall of its promotional draw.
In a recent Radio Times article, there were paintings by David Hockney entirely manufactured on his iPad, and even my technophobe mother has expressed a desire to have one herself. In an effort to achieve a balanced view, I have flirted with the cheaper android equivalents, to little effect. For pure luxury and effortless art production, the fates seem to be pointing me in the direction of an iPad.
With the internet ablaze with rumours concerning the immanent launchdates of the iPad3 (February 2012-possibly Steve Jobs' birthday, or March at the latest) and iPad4 (October 2012-this rumour is seriously dubious), I feel I would be foolish to indulge myself and simply buy an iPad2 without waiting to at least see what will replace it. Even so, I'm close to licking my computer screen and drooling on my keypad everytime I look at an iPad, which is hardly attractive and rather hazardous for my keyboard's electrics.
It would appear I am Eve, lusting for the latest Apple. Will I regret buying one in due course? I'm sure I'll moan about it when I do, either unhappily or with inappropriate lustiness.
LOTR Lego Coming Summer 2012
In December, Lego announced that they had secured a licence to produce LOTR themed sets. The first sets, due this summer, will feature characters and locations from the LOTR trilogy. Later in the year, we'll also get hobbit-themed sets to coincide with the release of The Hobbit movie.
Here are the provisional details of the first sets:
•9469 Gandalf Arrives – Minifigures: Gandalf, Frodo
•9470 Shelob Attacks – Minifigures: Samwise, Frodo, Gollum
•9471 Uruk-hai Army – Minifigures: x4 Uruk-hai with a siege crossbow, x1 Rohirrim Soldier, x1 Rider Of Rohan with his horse
•9472 Attack On Weathertop- Minifigures: Samwise, Frodo, Aragon, x2 Ring Wraiths
•9473 Mines Of Moria – Minifigures: Frogo, Gimli, Legolas, Boromir, x2 Goblins, x2 Skeletons, Cave Troll
•9474 The Battle Of Helms Deep – Minifigures: Aragon, Gimli, Legolas, Theoden, x5 Uruk-hai
I think these sets could be very popular with collectors and investors - and a few may even actually get played with as toys by children.
The other 2012 Lego releases which caught my interest were a Star Wars Lego game (Battle for Hoth), and four (possibly 5) further Heroica sets. All of these look like Autumn/Winter products, but there's a chance they might be earlier.
Here are the provisional details of the first sets:
•9469 Gandalf Arrives – Minifigures: Gandalf, Frodo
•9470 Shelob Attacks – Minifigures: Samwise, Frodo, Gollum
•9471 Uruk-hai Army – Minifigures: x4 Uruk-hai with a siege crossbow, x1 Rohirrim Soldier, x1 Rider Of Rohan with his horse
•9472 Attack On Weathertop- Minifigures: Samwise, Frodo, Aragon, x2 Ring Wraiths
•9473 Mines Of Moria – Minifigures: Frogo, Gimli, Legolas, Boromir, x2 Goblins, x2 Skeletons, Cave Troll
•9474 The Battle Of Helms Deep – Minifigures: Aragon, Gimli, Legolas, Theoden, x5 Uruk-hai
I think these sets could be very popular with collectors and investors - and a few may even actually get played with as toys by children.
The other 2012 Lego releases which caught my interest were a Star Wars Lego game (Battle for Hoth), and four (possibly 5) further Heroica sets. All of these look like Autumn/Winter products, but there's a chance they might be earlier.
Friday, 30 December 2011
Just 1 Week Left to Grab Oubliette 7 for FREE!
I normally run the Oubliette giveaways for 1 month, but as it's holiday time, I'll leave it open for an extra week.
A big thank you to everyone that has already downloaded a copy. And an even bigger thank you to everyone that has bought back issues or printed versions.
A big thank you to everyone that has already downloaded a copy. And an even bigger thank you to everyone that has bought back issues or printed versions.
Sunday, 11 December 2011
Oubliette 7 Print Edition Out Now
The print edition of Oubliette Issue 7 is now available to purchase from lulu.com
Lulu have been offering some generous discount codes over the last few weeks. Presently, the code COUNTDOWN will give 25% off any order until 14th December.
Lulu also has all the back issues of Oubliette along with a compilation edition of the first four issues.
Lulu have been offering some generous discount codes over the last few weeks. Presently, the code COUNTDOWN will give 25% off any order until 14th December.
Lulu also has all the back issues of Oubliette along with a compilation edition of the first four issues.
Friday, 2 December 2011
Over 500 downloads of Oubliette Issue 7 in the first 24 hours!
Downloads of the latest issue are really motoring. I sent out 1,300 emails through RPGNow.com earlier today and people started acting on them within minutes. I'm also really thankful to all the blogs that have given the free download a mention. In the first 24 hours of the Issue 7 giveaway over 500 have been downloaded, which is over 100 more than we had at the same point for Issue 6.
Tomorrow I'll catch up on promoting the giveaway on gaming forums and I'll also start my direct mail campaign to UK game stores.
Tomorrow I'll catch up on promoting the giveaway on gaming forums and I'll also start my direct mail campaign to UK game stores.
Thursday, 1 December 2011
Oubliette Issue 7 - OUT NOW!
Download your copy of Oubliette Issue 7 from RPGNow.com, FREE for a limited time only!
Oubliette 7 Link
Oubliette 7 Link
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