November 11, 2009
Don't Forget to Write
I just finished this.
This painting was done in Adobe Illustrator, an application I first started using in 1988 (over 20 years ago... ack!).
Click the image to enlarge (in flickr), or click here to link to my gallery.
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September 28, 2009
Homemade Submarines
I had no idea so many people make a hobby of traveling beneath the sea in homemade junkers they call submarines. Here's a few of these DIY subs... Click photos to enlarge
links below
From top down...
- One man submarine in St. Petersburg
- I know nothing about this sub
- Colombian DIY drug sub
- Dry Dive submarine.
- Tao Xiangli's diy submarine made out of old oil barrel's
- Michael Schmelter's 2Dive submarine – dives to 100 meters
- Lost the link... sorry
- I don't know a thing about this sub
- Replica of 1776 Turtle submarine
- Guana Cay submarine
- Cocaine packed homemade submarine
- Tin Fish one man submarine
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September 12, 2009
New Art
I did this yesterday for absolutely no reason. No title.
Here's my original sketch...
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September 09, 2009
Underwater Churches
Click on photos to link or enlarge.
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September 02, 2009
The State of Computer Graphics, 1962
Above, Alan Kay gives an abridged demo of Ivan Sutherland's remarkable Sketchpad, a graphics system written in 1962.
Here is the original 1962 demo...
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September 01, 2009
This is Not a Room
Engel, 2002
by Tatzu Nishi
I recommend taking a look at more of Nishi's weirdly displaced rooms... they're all equally fascinating.
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June 11, 2009
Tetro – Francis Ford Coppola
I don't usually advertise films, but this trailer gives me shivers. Too bad it's opening only in select cities (today).
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June 10, 2009
Teenage Engineering
It
won't be out for awhile, but I'm already salivating for the OP-1, a
small but surprisingly powerful controller-synth. At 4 x 11 inches,
it's mega portable, sounds amazing, and is oh so styling.
Here's what Teenage Engineering, the designers of the synth, have to say about it...
There's also a built in motion sensor; you can shake the thing around to change the timbre of the sounds. Or sample beats directly from the built-in FM radio (how cool). You can even "memorize a tune by whistling it into the built-in microphone." All in all, it's pretty amazing what they fit into this thing.
Interestingly enough... they're not mentioning a price.
• TE-10
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June 08, 2009
Announcing...
Just a quick note... after a long absence, the Myst and Riven soundtracks will soon be available again. Give it about 4 - 6 weeks and you'll be able to find them at most online stores, such as: Itunes (U.S. and Internationally), Amazon, Rhapsody, Napster, IMVU, Lala, Shockhound, and Amie Street.
I'll let you know when they're out.
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May 15, 2009
Nixon... Confused and Mourning
How delightful! A confused Nixon... talking to Spiro Agnew. Or below, Nixon (rapidly) mourns the death of the Hulk.
For more presidential cameos from Marvel comics, check out photontorpedoes' Marvel Presidents set.
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