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Geek culture and community coverage with highlight pieces from the Sugar Gamers’ roster of staff writers and contributors.
The MSCHF Big Red Boots are hard to ignore, even harder to style. Inspired by characters coyly described as ‘the…
Letta J aka Jay Watts is not only is she a Grammy-nominated artist, but she’s also an author, electrical engineer,…
Artists have to be more than just talented. We need to be resilient, resourceful, and tenacious to make a great…
Technology has become integral to how we connect. and dating apps do everything they can to make it feel like…
Ideation is a delicate balance of logic and imagination. It’s something that cannot be forced into existence but must instead…
The shift from drawing on paper to drawing digitally has been quite the challenge. However, over the last year, our…
After two pandemic years, the longest running and largest tabletop gaming convention in North America, Gen Con, welcomed over 50,000 people back to its winding halls. As Gen Con returned to Indie, so did the Sugar Gamers.
Have you heard of Solarpunk yet? You might have seen the word “Solarpunk” on a blog, pinterest, TED talk, or…
As we all slowly re-emerge into the post-lockdown world, Sugar Gamers hit the ground running by crafting a series of small, curated experiences to bring tech advocates and gaming aficionados back together. On Friday, April 22nd, Sugar Gamers kicked off their first post-pandemic gathering with an event called “Industry Night,” an evening of food, drinks and games specifically curated for folks to get reacquainted with their peers who have been making waves in the gaming and tech industries in Chicago over the past few years of lockdown.
YO! How the F*&% did we miss this?!?
Yet another step towards innovation for Rihanna? Yep, pretty much. Riot Games and Fenty Beauty, the cosmetics brand of the pop star turned mogul, are joining forces to celebrate the launch of Riot’s very first TV series, Arcane, which landed on Netflix this weekend. And guess what? The animated series is set in Runeterra, the world of League of Legends.