Dino Riders!? SDS!?

How could I forget Dino Riders? These were some of my most fondly remembered toys, and I am certain that my parents had to endure endless negotiations about how my siblings and I could obtain more of them. Here's the highest fidelity image I could find online: maybe someone else thinks this is as awesome as I do. There were cartoons, which I don't remember at all, but there are a couple comics up at this site, under toys>comic inserts. plus there are desktop backgrounds like the one below. This is probably the coolest ever.
Megacat



also I found an old image I made well over a year ago and then never used. It is a line drawing for an idea I thought would work well for SDS recruitment. It is finals week, I should not be posting.

second attempt.

tilt/shift.

there is an interesting photography process i came across called "tilt shifting." the idea is that you can keep one area in focus while blurring the rest of the image to give the illusion that the entire scene appears to be a miniature. there are some great examples online. here is my first attempt. does it look like a miniature city?

visuals.

i like the red horizontal boxes and the vertical blue boxes.

Squarepusher - Planet Gear from Warp Records on Vimeo.

purrformance art.

thursday night check it out.

i <3 house music.

this is crookers. they are a dj/production crew from italy.

its monday.

so i have had two songs stuck in my head this monday morning: love lockdown by kanye west and tribulations by lcd soundsystem. my early morning printmaking class usually entails drawing for the first half of class and then scanning/photoshop/illustrator in the comp lab for the second half...