Christmas

A Glorious Dawn

Techno & Science! Yessssss. Guys guys guys! Look up this melodysheep dude!

Tea Towels

Etsy is pretty great, though it's mainly a U.S phenomena. I got Meaghan a tea-towel from Brookish there. (It did not include the fruit, unfortunately, but fruit make great props!)

An outing with Courtney

I'll drag people to Little Creatures any chance I get. Totally shameless.

Peter's Back From Denmark!

Well, he's been back for a while, but this is the first time I've photographed him.

(for those who don't know Peter, he's on the right. my housemate dave is on the left.)

This is our den of Ye Olde Video Games, hence the bronze gilt mirror, suit of armor, vintage couch and CRT TV. See how many consoles you can spot in the tangle by their feet. (click to enlarge.)

"A pink pony barfing rainbows"

Greek Dinner Wigs

click on them! (they get bigger.)

E-folio

I made an E-folio as part of a self promoting magazine - here's a link. It's pretty big because it was meant to be printable, so be prepared to wait. And wait. Maybe get a cup of coffee.

Game Game Game Game: Eufloria

I know I don't usually post much on this blog other than the project I last finished, but in this case I think it's merititious to mention Eufloria, my latest Indie game obssession. It feels visually similar to flOw, whilst playing out something like an incredibly relaxing RTS made by buddhists with a taste for swedish minimalism. Paring back the RTS to its' bare essentials, the entire game is played without ever leaving the mousepad, with right-click providing all the context necessary; it feels playable for simply anyone. But whilst this game satisfies me deeply for its' gameplay, the aesthetics beneath it are truly impressive, and a hallmark of the best indendant games on the market. (and also VALVe.) See the trailer here and then grab the demo here to see what I mean.

Grad!

If the videos aren't too terrible I'll put those up as well shortly.

Bloglovin'

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My Card, Good Sir.

The expo is finally up and finished (technically I put most of it together yesterday, but I didn't have this cute little guy pimping me out at the time.), and tomorrow we attend, showing ourselves off to potential job offerers. Can't say I'm particularly nervous, but I wonder if putting more time into the magazines (see behind Roy II) then the mural was wise...Underneath the table is my polaroid camera, which I plan on taking some group shots of the class and teachers with. Should be fun!

Progression: Eyes

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I do seem to have a thing for eyes. I find the colour variations and strange root-like structure of the stroma fascinating, and also the curves and angles resulting from the open eyelids.

Romo

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In case you've been wondering about the new style of colours to the photos I've been taking, don't worry - I'm just learning a bit more about photoshop, using masks, curves and whatnot.

Makin' CDs

*Beep* *Click* *Whirr*

Warning! Robots Under Construction.

Remember him?

Life goes on.

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Sorry about the trite title, but it was all I could think of.
Anyway, here's a photo taken by Kayla.

Business Card Plan B

this is the second design for my business card. It's a lot more sensible. I never really thought the mike tyson design was appropriate, but sometimes I have to get ideas out of my system and the only way i can do that is by making them.

The Funeral

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