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In this episode of The Creative Laundry, we revisit a conversation with Ken, recorded early 2022 during the development of Everdale, a game that, like many at Supercell, didn’t make it past the launch phase.
Ken shares his insights on the challenges of building a new IP, from defining an art style to fostering collaboration across a team with diverse perspectives. Through candid reflections, we explore the creative decisions, lessons learned, and the delicate balance of ambition and practicality in game development. Whether you’re an artist, producer, or simply curious about the creative process, this episode offers a unique look into the art of making, and sometimes letting go.
Thanks for spinning with us at The Creative Laundry.
I’m Patrick Almgren, a creative director working in the gaming and entertainment industry. This show is a window into the minds of artists and creative individuals and how their work is actually created. Not the polished version, but the quiet, unseen parts, the small decisions, the tensions, the instincts that shape something real.
I’m fascinated by how artists turn emotion into form. How they translate life into movement, sound, image, and story. Whether it’s animation, games, or any kind of storytelling, this is where we explore the craft behind what we feel but don’t always see.
If that speaks to you, subscribe, follow, or reach out.
Call (628) 207-9345 or visit thecreativelaundry.com for more.
By Patrick AlmgrenIn this episode of The Creative Laundry, we revisit a conversation with Ken, recorded early 2022 during the development of Everdale, a game that, like many at Supercell, didn’t make it past the launch phase.
Ken shares his insights on the challenges of building a new IP, from defining an art style to fostering collaboration across a team with diverse perspectives. Through candid reflections, we explore the creative decisions, lessons learned, and the delicate balance of ambition and practicality in game development. Whether you’re an artist, producer, or simply curious about the creative process, this episode offers a unique look into the art of making, and sometimes letting go.
Thanks for spinning with us at The Creative Laundry.
I’m Patrick Almgren, a creative director working in the gaming and entertainment industry. This show is a window into the minds of artists and creative individuals and how their work is actually created. Not the polished version, but the quiet, unseen parts, the small decisions, the tensions, the instincts that shape something real.
I’m fascinated by how artists turn emotion into form. How they translate life into movement, sound, image, and story. Whether it’s animation, games, or any kind of storytelling, this is where we explore the craft behind what we feel but don’t always see.
If that speaks to you, subscribe, follow, or reach out.
Call (628) 207-9345 or visit thecreativelaundry.com for more.