Led by Sabrina Sims

In this hour long workshop, Sabrina Sims, a Afro Puerto Rican woman, artist and zinester, will guide participants in an exploration of color, textures and words using the Electric Zine Maker.

Led by Corey Bertelsen

This class is about Rhythm Games, and how to build them in Unity and Wwise. We'll be using the template project at this repo as a guide.

Led by Lia Coleman

In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn how to make AI-generated videos in RunwayML, and also how to bring them into TouchDesigner to make them audio-reactive.

Led by Eben Kling & Aude Jomini

Using our own experimental game, Doom-Haven, we will show you how to make a game using Slade and DoomBuilder, including scripting in Decorate and ACS.

Led by Gavin Gamboa

We will be diving into the Tiddlywiki framework (TW), which is an open-source tool great for compiling notes, research, bookmarking, and making non-linear and personalized knowledge maps.

Led by Hyacinth Nil

Learn to facilitate tabletop role playing games. This is a system-agnostic approach to building and running tabletop roleplaying sessions and longer term campaigns.

Led by Francisco Rojo

Using PICO-8, you will make a pixel art game like Undertale in less than an hour, that you can share with your friends and family and enemies and exes and former bosses that you've developed strangely paternal relationships with.

Led by Seamus Edson

Turn an idea into a world. This workshop is a rapid-fire introduction to making 3D environments from scratch with Blender.

Led by Allan Pichardo

In this workshop, we will cover the basic intuition behind the variational autoencoder–a basic generative model. We will use a variety of synth samples as training data and use the final trained decoder to output a range of random wav files of unique sounds that can be used in a sampler or DAW.

Led by Daniel Lichtman

Join Daniel Lichtman in this workshop that introduces a range of “DIY” techniques in Unity to quickly make exciting, rich and layered 3D environments, no coding or specialized game-dev skills required.

Led by Char Stiles

In this workshop we are going to talk about EMAIL! Yes, email! Not to complain about email (necessarily), but the good parts about email like the cool stuff that we can do with it: maintain a git repo, display html, run your own email server, use a CLI inbox, and make art.

Led by Tyler Etters

Software is hard and making art is already hard enough. Join Tyler Etters as he shares strategies and tactics for navigating this messy process from inception to release. Using his latest piece, arcologies, as a case-study, we'll learn how to get unstuck and persevere through those dark nights.

Led by Crezno

In this workshop, you'll learn how to get started with the "Lazy Newb Pack," a starter pack for jumping into the game and getting going. You'll learn how to build empires, forge weapons and curiousities, and slay some goblins. So get your ale, don't put two cats in a room, and remember above all else, "Losing is fun."

Led by Lee Tusman

This workshop is a broad and beginner-friendly introduction to writing grant proposals, exhibition proposals, artist-in-residency applications and other forms of professional proposals.

Led by Cicada Carpenter

This workshop will teach you basic techniques for how to design interesting and cohesive beasts, with a special look at creature design within a worldbuilding context.

Led by Stefan Pelikan

Given a few statements in HTML as a starting condition, we will explore the vast possibility space represented by introducing strategic combinations of CSS parameters into the mix.

Led by Hyacinth Nil

Starting with a few simple tools and working up to more sophisticated methods of processing audio and sound design to build out a small song.

Led by Crezno

This workshop is a special introduction to creating chiptune/chip2une music with Ableton Live and plugins to create your own 8bit or 16bit chiptune music.

Led by Dan Gorelick

The workshop will focus on TidalCycles, which is a free and open-source tool that allows you to create musical patterns with code. The workshop will cover different methods for creating music live with TidalCycles.

Led by Maxwell Neely-Cohen

Join Maxwell Neely-Cohen for a tutorial on using esoteric programming language ORCA to sequence and generate music. Almost reminiscent of John Conway's Game of Life or Dwarf Fortress, ORCA allows a unique approach to music making and programming, building rhythms and melodies out of shifting alphanumeric characters.

Led by Grey and David Huerta

This panel hopes to provide an introduction to thinking about your own security context and needs, by running through exercises around specific protest related scenarios, to give a model for the process which you can practice to asses your own security needs.

Led by Ana Valens, David Huerta, Matt Mitchell

In support of protestors and organizers, this workshop will be an overview of basic, intermediate and advanced digital security considerations.

Led by Charles H. Huang

A brief history, vocabulary, and proposal for game design by Asian Americans

Led by Francisco Rojo

Come get a taste of Godot, an open-source game engine. I'll walk through making a very simple game to get our feet wet, and I'll talk about how Godot differs from Unity in theory and in practice based on my experience.

Led by Hyacinth Nil

In this workshop, narrative designer and game developer Hyacinth Nil will show you how to think about (and write) a system that generates text using a pre-designed grammar in the p5.js javascript library.

Led by Drew Katsikas/Vampire Computer People

Building a Custom Film Finder with Python will be a fun and friendly workshop where anyone curious about technology can learn how to write and run some Python scripts to find cool movies to watch during quarantine!

Led by Lee Tusman

In this workshop I'll walk you through the process of creating a flatgame in Unity. No prior experience with Unity or coding is needed. We'll do this one mostly code-free.

Led by Lauren Gardner

Lauren leads a workshop on setting goals and how to give/get feedback on them.

Led by Phoenix Lion

Learn some shading, perspective, & low resolution computer drawing basics in aseprite with Phoenix & other anxious monster cuties.

Led by Claudia Kenny