Saturday, January 27, 2007
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Batocera Lineolata




The top two images are wholy inadequate shots taken on my cameraphone, the next two were 'borrowed' from www.insects.jp. This is a godzilla-proportioned insect I found at a train station when I lived out of the country, out here in Japan. I thought it was an over-sized toy replica until it started walking up the window and eating all the spiders. A google search finds that they can come even bigger, as seen in photos 3 and 4. Unfortunately there is nothing to show the scale of the wee bietie in mt shots, but it really was surprisingly huge. The eyes in the 3rd photo are amazing. Respect to whoever picket that monster up! Not for the squeemish.
Batocera Lineolata




The top two images are wholy inadequate shots taken on my cameraphone, the next two were 'borrowed' from www.insects.jp. This is a godzilla-proportioned insect I found at a train station when I lived out of the country, out here in Japan. I thought it was an over-sized toy replica until it started walking up the window and eating all the spiders. A google search finds that they can come even bigger, as seen in photos 3 and 4. Unfortunately there is nothing to show the scale of the wee bietie in mt shots, but it really was surprisingly huge. The eyes in the 3rd photo are amazing. Respect to whoever picket that monster up! Not for the squeemish.
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Disney Going Back to the Drawing Board
From CINEMATICAL via DIGG:
Disney animation is now putting a stop to the CGI addiction and returning to a more traditional drawing plan.
This change, just announced today by John Lasseter and Ed Catmull, will take place in Walt Disney Co.'s Burbank studios, leaving Pixar to exclusively work onCGI projects.
full story here.
Disney animation is now putting a stop to the CGI addiction and returning to a more traditional drawing plan.
This change, just announced today by John Lasseter and Ed Catmull, will take place in Walt Disney Co.'s Burbank studios, leaving Pixar to exclusively work onCGI projects.
Disney Going Back to the Drawing Board
From CINEMATICAL via DIGG:
Disney animation is now putting a stop to the CGI addiction and returning to a more traditional drawing plan.
This change, just announced today by John Lasseter and Ed Catmull, will take place in Walt Disney Co.'s Burbank studios, leaving Pixar to exclusively work onCGI projects.
full story here.
Disney animation is now putting a stop to the CGI addiction and returning to a more traditional drawing plan.
This change, just announced today by John Lasseter and Ed Catmull, will take place in Walt Disney Co.'s Burbank studios, leaving Pixar to exclusively work onCGI projects.
Saturday, November 25, 2006
Postcards With An Edge



Received two nice postcards recently and thought I'd share. The first I got today from my sister on holiday in Morroco. I'm digging the round stamp and the saturated colours. The second I got from my cousin in Australia. OK I received it ages ago and havn't replied yet, but that's not the point! It's a silkscreened design on A5 kraft colour card with rounded edges. It's branded "Hammerpress" on the bck, and a quick google later reveals some lovely stationary and poster prints on their online folio:
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