Imaginary Worlds Stickers
Description: Ep. 61 - In celebration of Will Eisner's centennial, a live panel discussion on how Eisner redefined comics as an art form, and became the "father of the graphic novel." WILL EISNER and THE SPIRIT are Registered Trademarks of Will Eisner Studios, Inc. Used with Permission.
Imaginary Worlds - The Spirit of Will Eisner Sticker
by jacksos
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Description: Magic: The Gathering has a deep mythology about an infinite number of parallel worlds. As Magic celebrates its 25th anniversary, I look at why this handheld card game has survived the onslaught of competition from digital games, and how the designers at Wizards of the Coast create a sense of story and worldbuilding within a non-sequential card game.
Description: Whether you're running the seven kingdoms or flying to Mars -- you have to figure out how to pay for everything. Many economists are fans of sci-fi because those worlds take economics models to an extreme, especially when its comes to the issue of scarcity vs. abundance.
Imaginary Worlds - Economics of Thrones and Starships Sticker
by jacksos
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Description: EVE Online is a massive multi-player online role playing game, a galaxy where you build space ships, form alliances and go to war. The war stories of EVE players are remarkable, like the Bloodbath of B-R5RB, where over $350,000 worth of digital spaceships were destroyed in a single day.
Imaginary Worlds new logo title in black Sticker
by Imaginary42
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Description: Ep. 24 - I never played Dungeons & Dragons as a kid, but after reading so many interviews with creative people who credit D&D with their success, I began to wonder what I missed out on -- and whether it's too late to figure it out.
Imaginary Worlds - Rolling the 20-Sided Die Sticker
by jacksos
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Description: Imagine you're a New Yorker in the mid 22nd century. You have to deal with all sorts of headaches like traffic jams on the East River or brownstones collapsing into the canals. People think you're crazy to live in this Super Venice, but you wouldn't want to be anywhere else. That's the world Kim Stanley Robinson imagines in his latest novel New York 2140.
Description: Congratulations! You've officially earned Employee of the Month in the Department of Imaginary Problems. This humorous typography design celebrates the overthinkers, worriers, and master planners who somehow manage to solve problems that haven't happened yet.
Employee of the Month Department of Imaginary Problems Funny Anxiety Sticker
by Daphsam Designs
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