Mostly a harmless goofball™
Stay sane, have fun, get paid.
How could this be a show... oh plzno! Michael Silverman, aka MichaelPlzNo is the President of Silverware Games, inc. But I also post my favorite movie clips, couples videos with my wife, reviews of indie games, AI hallucinations and so much more.
My entire philosophy is that art should be fun, and I'm trying to prove it by having fun making art and getting paid for it. Heck, I'll even give you my 2 cents on your game/business/whatever if you give me a nice tasty sandwich.
In this Doodle Stream episode, I’m joined by my good friend Klockster (Ryan Klock) for a chaotic, hilarious free-form hang while I draw and we bounce across everything from snow shoveling pain and “getting older” reality checks, to isekai anime.
Join us for a creative session drawing and talking with talented artist Robert Racek. This collaboration showcases two artists working together and sharing their techniques.
An in-depth analysis of the popular Netflix show Three Body Problem and its themes. We explore the science fiction concepts and philosophical questions raised by this adaptation.
Watch a full 40-minute drawing session compressed into a rapid 60-second time-lapse. The entire creative process unfolds before your eyes in just one minute.
This daily diary entry covers progress on Hundred Bullets development and includes a movie review. Michael shares updates on game development while discussing his latest film watch.
Michael and Lily provide detailed feedback for a challenging cooperative game that tested their teamwork. This Gamedev Feedback session explores difficulty balancing and co-op mechanics.
Michael presents his creative thesis that artists shouldn't have to suffer for their art. This philosophical discussion challenges the romanticized notion of the tortured artist.
A fun couples video featuring Michael and Lily sharing their dynamic together. Watch as they collaborate, joke around, and showcase their creative partnership.
In this dramatic video, Michael declares he's giving up on all his projects and stopping his art creation. Of course, it's a playful satire on the creative struggles we all face.
This is our inaugural Gamedev Feedback session, providing constructive critique on a Counter-Strike inspired game. We analyze gameplay mechanics, design choices, and offer suggestions for improvement.