Oh no.

The last time I looked at 3D modeling was maybe 1999, on my Quadra AV. No one told me anything like sculpt mode existed.

I have things to do! This will not help one bit.

And oh, look

Another Instructable!
The $1 Waterbrush!

Learn how to make a thing!

I wrote up how to make a linoleum block-printing jig for Instructables.

SPOILER: Slapped a couple of these together the other night in order to make 8 x 10 prints. Maybe even bigger.

And I Learned Illustrator, Finally.

At least, enough to do my thing. It's pretty useful, once you wrestle the pen tool to the ground.

On this absurdly high-res monitor (thanks, Dell Outlet!) the handles are specks, which is annoying. I poked at Inkscape, which I think I'll try some more. That program has nice usable handles.

I ponied up

And got a proper Flickr account. I just dumped a whole bunch of stuff into it that hasn't been seen in a while, or ever by you nice people.

Rilly Big Shew in Upstate NY

Others Like You
A Psychosocial Multimedia Exhibition
October 4- November 15
Spool Mfg.
Johnson City, NY
http://spoolmfg.org/

Funny, I don't feel psychosocial.
Come by! I'll be in Arizona, but they are good people.

One Nation Under Busey

16" x 9", acrylic on watercolor paper, for the Spool show.

The Life of Mr. Clean Is Always Intense

16" x 9", ink and watercolor on watercolor paper.

Andy asked me to be in a group show on October 4 at Spool Mfg. in Binghamton. "Happily," I said.

ER on Wired Today

Clive Thompson, bon vivant and scribe of the splendid Collision Detection blahg, mention me in an article about gaming and art on Wired today.

http://www.wired.com/gaming/gamingreviews/commentary/games/2007/07/games_frontiers_0730

These are the pictures he mentions.

Alyx, acrylic on paper, 22 x 30


Village Street, acrylic on paper, I forget how big.

There'll be more of these soon, and another possible massive project that's too iffy to talk about until it firms up a little more.

I am LOOKing-uh. For SARah. CONNOR!uh. Sarah CONNOR!uh!