digital pen, digital paper.
Dec 29, 2010
My breath fogs the helmet a bit. I speak then watch it disappear to pass the time.
I am an astronaut and I am drifting in space.
At least, I think I’m drifting. I can see the Earth, but its size is not changing. I can watch its rotation from where I am, but do not seem to be getting any closer nor further from it. I just sit here in space. No communications, but my life support system is at one-hundred percent. I have been out here for quite some time. A lifetime it feels. And it seems I may die here. No one seems to be aware that I’ve gone missing. Under the radar as they say. Or beyond it, I guess. I think about all of the people down there, going on with their everyday lives, bustling here and there. Things to do. People to see. Loved ones to eventually head home to. I’m not married. No significant relationship to speak of. I’ve got a lot of time to think about that out here. There’s not much else to do.
Text posted at 21:06
Sep 09, 2010
via google image search
Photo posted at 23:58
Jul 18, 2010
This is a digital painting I came across years ago that I absolutely love. I have no information about it, except I can recall it was a collaborative work in which one artist started with a few basic elements, then passed it to another who modified several of the elements, who in turn passed it to another, and so on.
I wish I could find the story once more, which posted each artist’s contribution so you could see transformation throughout the creative process.
Photo posted at 00:33
Dec 28, 2009
“When the weight of the world has got you down, and you want to end your life. Bills to pay, a dead end job, and problems with the wife. But don’t throw in the towel ‘cause there’s a place right down the block, where you can drink your misery away. At Flaming Moe’s …let’s all go to Flaming Moe’s… when liquor in a mug, can warm you like a hug. Happiness is just a Flaming Moe away.”
Flaming Moe’s Theme Song by The Simpsons
Audio posted at 17:43
Nov 11, 2009
Gangster Story by Calibro 35
originally composed by Guido & Maurizio De Angelis
for the score to La Polizia Incrimina La Legge Assolve
Calibro 35 is an Italian jam band, comprised of 5 talented musicians who also happen to have a thing for 70s Italian crime cinema. So naturally, they’ve come up with some fucky rocking covers of scores from the films they love. They’d be perfect for a Tarantino flick.
You can catch them them live in Los Angeles this Friday and Saturday at The Music Box @ Fonda as part of (H)it Week LA, an “introduction to of Italian vitality and creativity.
—indieandyy
Audio posted at 22:28
Jul 14, 2009
via ofthefurrow:
(via papertissue)
I need a pair. Without them, my life is incomplete :(
Metaphorically, this is a heartfelt statement.
Photo posted at 18:17
