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Tickets Now On Sale! Subtle Technologies Festival 2013: June 7-9
Explore the Art and Science of IMMORTALITYThis year we explore the art and science of…
gotta remember to check this out!
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WIL WHEATON dot TUMBLR: Etsy accused me of not assembling my synths by hand, demanded photos, and shutdown my shop (2/2) →
Link to part one - http://tiny.cc/6mb3ww
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May 12, 2012
From: Etsy Marketplace Integrity
To: meHello,
This is (representative’s name) from Etsy’s Marketplace Integrity Team. Thank you for your interest in selling on Etsy.
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Hockey Playoffs and Social Media Posts
People on social media:
Why do you insist on posting updates and scores?1. The people who care about these things don’t need your posts because they are already watching the game.
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I don’t know why, but this cat responds to the Samyang 14mm f/2.8 like it were bacon.
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Morning Photoshoot on a Cold and Dreary Day
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Van de Graaff Generator vs Marc’s head (by Kyle Clements)
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1 month ago / 862 notes / / Source:
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The Oatmeal puts into comic form what any reasonable person already understands.
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Toronto needs you, Google
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…painting turned into an illustration of theory and it was just totally dead and boring. But even in the digital age I don’t think it can ever die, because sometimes you don’t want a computer screen. You want something handmade.
–Kim Dorland, Toronto-based painter.
Canadian Art, March 2013http://www.angellgallery.com/artists/kim_dorland?press=1&article=348
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A quick art lesson on some of the tricks used for composing images and paintings.
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Saturday, March 9th
2-4pm
Moore Gallery, 80 Spadina, Toronto.
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![austinkleon:
From Random Polygon to Ellipse
thenearsightedmonkey:
matthen:
Draw some random points on a piece of paper and join them up to make a random polygon. Find all the midpoints and connecting them up to give a new shape, and repeat. The resulting shape will get smaller and smaller, and will tend towards an ellipse! [code] [more] [bigger version]
Dear Unthinkable Mind Class,
This looks like a picture of how a cohesive idea slowly makes itself present. It reminds me of how memories prompted by any random word will always generate a story once we focus on them.
Prof. O.S.
I filled at least half a dozen notebook pages on a plane recently trying to recreate this. Maybe the best illustration of how a book or a project comes together, too…
I thought this was pretty cool](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mdozd2sAHD1qfg7o3o1_r1_250.gif)
From Random Polygon to Ellipse
Draw some random points on a piece of paper and join them up to make a random polygon. Find all the midpoints and connecting them up to give a new shape, and repeat. The resulting shape will get smaller and smaller, and will tend towards an ellipse! [code] [more] [bigger version]
Dear Unthinkable Mind Class,
This looks like a picture of how a cohesive idea slowly makes itself present. It reminds me of how memories prompted by any random word will always generate a story once we focus on them.
Prof. O.S.
I filled at least half a dozen notebook pages on a plane recently trying to recreate this. Maybe the best illustration of how a book or a project comes together, too…
I thought this was pretty cool
