Wulffo

writing reviews is awesome cuz i always end up with 5 or more windows of "[word] synonym" of words such as "interesting" or "cause"

bro

recent videogame photography

thanks g

the lastfm sponsored topster of the 2025 season

it's always fun to peel back at the layers of old works and rediscover all the little bits that you barely notice

i really like going onto japanese auction sites cuz you can search for anything and there will be a nice detailed listing of it for 4 dollars

topster for da month 10

state of the library

autechre will be touring next year and this time are stopping in italy WE(i) WILL BE THERE

Aw cmon - love for tQ always but what is this?

Theyre bangers, but if you’re going to publish a paean to millennials lost youth, call it that, you can’t stop dead at 2013 and say it’s 25 years!

Even if you ARE going for millennial Plastic Peopme faves, I have one word for you:

FOOTCRAB.

october 1999 cover of fictitious magazine dart, featuring a half-toned photo of an f22 with the title "combat as abstraction"

spent 5 minutes on some leftover branding exercises and did a magazine cover

Turning into Mirabeau in a Ferrari F2007, inside tyre is locked up due to the slight change in camber coming into the turn. Assetto Corsa, December 2022.

Crossing the start/finish line in a Porsche 917K. Assetto Corsa, January 2023

A Ford GT40 is Mid-turn at Mulsanne Corner at Circuit de la Sarthe, it is lit via overhead lights (probably actually a manually added spotlight) which are the single source of light present deep into the night, the Ford GT is notably somewhat damaged. Assetto Corsa, January 2023.

A photo from the podium of the Silverstone Circuit looking down on a Ferrari 641 going down the pitlane. Assetto Corsa, February 2023.

Had a gander at the curated photography folder and found some real bangers. this being from my Reshade abuse days when I was trying to mimic things like Fuji Velvia (and to a lesser extent, cross processed film) and its vibrant colors via filtering and aggressive tonemaps, fun times.

YouTube video by Deano Clarke Old Top Gear 1997 - Accident Damaged Write-off's

I have learnt of the passing of Quentin Willson, one of the presenters of classic pre-2002 Top Gear, an absolute tragedy given he was amongst the most charismatic TV presenters I've ever seen, and from what I've read, an equally good person.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=qD34... is one of my favorites.

topster for da month 9

3dfx's late GPUs had some baller box art

Had to scroll down but

apparently I was featured on the rym homepage in early june this year, this is the peak of the wulffo writing canon

Edge Magazine fanmail. End of a letter from Stu Peake, via email: "Unfortunately 'RTS' is not an acronym. It is an abbreviation. Well, better end like a typical Edge reader, I suppose... ahem... so what is the future for Sony/Sega/Nintendo? Answer: RTS is an acronym, Stu. You need a new dictionary.

they should still do magazine inbox sections

I may or may not have gotten into the jazz phase

In 2022 I sent a few emails to the @webdesignmuseum.org to interview them about the early web for a magazine project I had, I never published either the magazine nor the interview, I think it is appropriate that I do now.

topster for da month 8

lately when i’m feeling hopeless i just think of the Katamari cat wearing scuba gear. if she can survive in an inhospitable environment then so can i

Tact, by Wulffo 10 track album

wulffo.bandcamp.com/album/tact

New Record. Out Now. Listen.

topster for da month 7

the fact is though that a lot of them are the edgest of edge cases and covid at this point has a nice vaccine, while it will always exist spending more than a few minutes thinking about it is pointless, it is simply no longer prevalent

I find it incredibly sad that a lot of modern zines just simply don't bother with the actual graphic part and essentially publish markdown formates text, there is a lot of interesting ideas in the world of layout that are not being tapped since the rise of the web and the zine becoming secondary

topster for da month 6

felt the record was somewhat disappointing and a tepid end to sophie's discography, esp given some of the tracks were seemingly far more complex and had more of her charm and sound design when live, with the album version seemingly having cleansed itself of a lot of the edge