My mother sent along these two images of a fossil she came across in Arizona. She was wondering what it might be.
Archive for September, 2007
UNENDING WONDERS – Another video (this time, a reading)
By admin on September 28th, 2007Posted In: Unending wonders of a subatomic world
Here ya go, another “Unending Wonders of a Subatomic World or In Search of the Great Penguin” video, sculpted by me with loving care. A brief, edited reading of a page from the book this time. With music.
“I’ve never heard you read your work before,” Marty said, and I realized he hadn’t. [...]
UNENDING WONDERS – The Come Hither Video and a FREE promo download (limited time offer)
By admin on September 27th, 2007Posted In: General, Unending wonders of a subatomic world
Here you go. A promotional video for Unending Wonders of a Subatomic World or In Search of the Great Penguin. Made with my own two fiendish hands. It took me…hours.
Not hours and hours.
Hours.
Me sounding like a bleating sheep at the beginning was unintentional (distortion from a cheap mic) but the rest is [...]
“The Importance of Perspective”
A quick comic by H.o.p.
OK. Approaching desperation mode. I’m printing out image after image (wasting ink and paper) on the new Canon Pro9000 and thus far am unable to get even a vague resemblance to what I’m viewing on the (SpyderPro calibrated) monitor. Flat. No contrast. Sepias are red. Greens are gray. [...]
At last! Entertainment. Right? Or a link to it. That’s a problem here. No ****ing entertainment is what most say I’m sure. “Forget that. She’s not entertaining at all.”
Marty didn’t spend all last evening working on the printer. He also watched the below, and tried to rouse [...]
#@&*!!! TRYING TO GET THE PRINT-OUT COLORS RIGHT
By admin on September 19th, 2007Posted In: General
After a rather exhausting day, I watched Hitchcock’s “Vertigo” (wow, talk about a no win situation for everyone concerned) then fell asleep while viewing “Saboteur”. And while I slept Marty worked on setting up the Canon Pro9000 printer and trying to get the print-out colors to match what was on screen. I remember [...]












