Now that Rainbow Flip & Slide is weeks away from landing on my doorstep, I thought it would be a fun exercise to go back and look at all of the art iterations for the game. The tiles went through more versions than I can count on one hand: Two illustrators (three if you count me), one big material swap and an ungodly amount of hours of nudging clover leaves "just a little". Here's how the art evolved over the process of first idea to the finished product. (If you are curious

I am very diligent on keeping our game collection small. If a game hasn't hit the table in the last 12 months, it usually gets offered up at our next garage sale or in our local buy nothing group. These nine family board games for game night have stood the test of time. They were fun to play with the kiddos were little and they are still fun now that they are in their teens. Some take five minutes, some take closer to an hour, and each one works equally well for the youngest

Greenwood Games is a free, self-guided community game event along Greenwood Ave in Seattle's Phinney Ridge neighborhood. On July 25 from 1–6PM, participants pick up a playbook and spend the afternoon collecting clues, solving puzzles, and discovering locally made Washington games along the corridor from 65th to 80th. Word Blossom is one of four puzzles inside the playbook. If you're playing today, two of the participating locations (Wing Dome & Chicken Supply) are hiding the