Thursday, March 31, 2005
Monday, March 28, 2005
Strange Bait; priming the canvas.
Strange Bait; The initial image. Didn't catch the imagination.
Strange Bait; continued.
Strange Bait; The image takes a major turn.
Strange Bait ; continued.
Strange Bait; continued.
Strange Bait; continued.
Strange Bait; continued. Turtle still visible.
Strange Bait ; continued.
Strange Bait; continued (what a stupid place to leave a paintbrush).
Strange Bait; continued.
Strange Bait; continued.
Strange Bait; nears completion.
Strange Bait; in its mostly-finished configuration.
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Sunday, March 27, 2005
Things that suck today.
I was going through my usual list of news sites and saw this little bit. It seems that the poverty-stricken country of Mauritania has a little corruption problem. In order to effectively combat the crippling economic obstacles of patronage, bribe-solicitation, influence-peddling and whatever other horrors to be found there,Mauritanian federal ministers just gave themselves a 600% salary increase.
Fighting graft must be pretty thirsty work.
I was reading george bush jr.'s easter message. Comparing himself to god? First writing of "giving his one and only son", then ending with the men and women of the army far from home (that he's "given"). Nice.
On the particularly disturbing news front, the life and death of a Florida woman is being milked for all the right-wing, pseudo-compassionate schadenfreude that born-again hypocrites can muster. It's amazing how much overlap there is in the pro-life, pro-death penalty, and pro-lingering-vegetative-state camps. I wouldn't want to be the one to make the choice, but there are far too many people trying to make it theirs.
Okay, enough gloom and doom. Here's an amazing, mind-boggling thought for the day. Dinosaur researchers have discovered what appears to be intact, unfossilized soft tissue from a 70 million year old Tyrannosaurus Rex! Scientists are gushing with the possibility of being able to directly compare dinosaur and bird microstructures to confirm their evolutionary link and possibly recover dinosaur protein. Paleontologists posit that soft tissues could be recovered from other fossil specimens if researchers were willing to break more open (the T-Rex bone was intentionally broken to facilitate its transportation). Traditonally, that is not the way that precious specimens are treated! On the sleazy side of the tracks, creationists claim this evidence as proof that dinosaurs only died out a few thousand years ago.
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Fighting graft must be pretty thirsty work.
I was reading george bush jr.'s easter message. Comparing himself to god? First writing of "giving his one and only son", then ending with the men and women of the army far from home (that he's "given"). Nice.
On the particularly disturbing news front, the life and death of a Florida woman is being milked for all the right-wing, pseudo-compassionate schadenfreude that born-again hypocrites can muster. It's amazing how much overlap there is in the pro-life, pro-death penalty, and pro-lingering-vegetative-state camps. I wouldn't want to be the one to make the choice, but there are far too many people trying to make it theirs.
Okay, enough gloom and doom. Here's an amazing, mind-boggling thought for the day. Dinosaur researchers have discovered what appears to be intact, unfossilized soft tissue from a 70 million year old Tyrannosaurus Rex! Scientists are gushing with the possibility of being able to directly compare dinosaur and bird microstructures to confirm their evolutionary link and possibly recover dinosaur protein. Paleontologists posit that soft tissues could be recovered from other fossil specimens if researchers were willing to break more open (the T-Rex bone was intentionally broken to facilitate its transportation). Traditonally, that is not the way that precious specimens are treated! On the sleazy side of the tracks, creationists claim this evidence as proof that dinosaurs only died out a few thousand years ago.
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Saturday, March 26, 2005
Let's start a new piece by taping up some paper.
finish taping
add some pencil guides
finish taping
little colour
a little bit more colour, some pen and pencil
adding some more detail
picture mostly finished. Matte - spray and pull it off the board
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Friday, March 25, 2005
Unfinished painting , on masonite:Soul Harvest
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Minneapolis
Native author / playwright: Marcie Rendon
My pal Marcie
got me into set design, collaborative writing, prop construction and acting.
She's always got something on the go and is an invaluable resource for
people looking to put together some native theatre.
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got me into set design, collaborative writing, prop construction and acting.
She's always got something on the go and is an invaluable resource for
people looking to put together some native theatre.
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bingorage,
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art,
native theatre,
poetry,
Minneapolis
Wednesday, March 23, 2005
Hawk / Human Transformation; detail of bronze
Hawk / Human Transformation; detail of bronze
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Anurag Art,
minnesota
nickel tour of fort frances, early spring
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Fort Frances,
northwestern ontario
Tuesday, March 22, 2005
Informal Google Poll
SEARCH PHRASE& # OF GOOGLE RESULTS
"why america sucks" 902
"why the united states sucks" 10
"why the usa sucks" 38
"why usa sucks" 49
"why canada sucks" 1670
Random related link
Random related link
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"why america sucks" 902
"why the united states sucks" 10
"why the usa sucks" 38
"why usa sucks" 49
"why canada sucks" 1670
Random related link
Random related link
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Monday, March 21, 2005
Small bay, Lake of the Woods.
Willows, getting ready to explode into spring.
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Sunday, March 20, 2005
Who wants to live forever?
This guy says we'd all defeat death and live forever if those lazy scientists would just get off their collective duff.
CLICK HERE
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Saturday, March 19, 2005
Friday, March 18, 2005
Broken Vulture Theatre presents: The Fisherman
A link to the stupidest vid you will see today.
CLICK HERE :-)
Then click the red "watch" button; then you may have to click "launch file".
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