This is most of my stuff, they're usually in RSS feeds so I've aggregated it all.
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This tree is dead rotten, not flowering this year... but then.. a shoot?
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Neighbour has added a guard to stop the cat (or other cats) from going into her garden. Not really sure this is much of a deterrent when the cat can leap over the fence next to it...
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The Chestnut Hill collection permeates the rich flavor and beauty found in the tuscan countryside. Signature prints like the chestnuts and chestnut branches and architectural details like the scrollwork pattern help initiate a return to historic and timeless beauty.
This listing is for 1 yard - 36" x 44" of 100% premium extra fabulous quilting cotton.
I do have more yardage in stock. Please let me know if you'd like more and I will happily create a custom listing for you.
Thank you for shopping fabricpalooza ~ I'm glad you're here!
***Check out the gorgeous coordinates in this Collection***
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This is a test of the new greyscale colour scheme... I'm not sure I like it as much as the original pure black and white style.... but at such low resolution, it might be neccessary... |
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Quickly added a rain "particle" effect... |
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Improved (and probably final) car recycling code. There are only 20 blue cars in the world, when they go far enough away they are recycled and put back nearer to the camera's area. The cops (Stars on the radar) and the robber (red car, X on the radar) are persistant and don't get recycled. Only improvement to do is to direct the recycled cars more towards the player/camera as they can be placed on a road right back out of the active area again. |
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Quick demo of the civilian car recycling... if they go out of an active/half asleep zone they are repositioned somewhere else |
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www.tootlegames.com Watch in high quality! Plain lines and colours aren't suited to youtube's high compression :) |
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Second revision of car AI. Car now attempts to ensure they're on the path line before aiming towards the target node. |
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Block calculation. Once we've sorted out all the roads and junctions, we then have to detect street blocks which are the shapes created by the loops in the roads. Now that we have our blocks, we can fill them with buildings! The game's practically finished! |
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Road map generation from OSD map. Then spidering to test network path integrity (ensure everything is linked up) |
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This is my one-of-a-kind stencil painting of an octopus with bubbles. 16" x 20" FREE SHIPPING.
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Rising from the depths are the twisting and writhing legs and arms of a giant octopus.
This is a print of a mixed media painting that was done in acrylic glazes ontop of layered 1930s newspaper scraps which referenced the disappearance of Amelia Earhart over the Pacific ocean. Obviously, the only thing that could have possibly brought Earhart’s plane down was a giant octopus. Don’t even try to prove otherwise.
Measurements: image is 3.75x10” with a white border for framing, printed on 8.5x11” paper
I do all prints of my acrylic paintings myself on a fine art, large format printer with premium UltraChrome archival inks to ensure the best results. Printed on glorious fine art, museum-quality velvet paper that’s 100% archival and absolutely delicious. Makes the colors pop, sizzle, and sing--you’ll eat it up! Every print is signed & dated by yours truly and also lovingly packaged in a protective slip and sent on its merry way in a strong, fiberboard mailer.
Also, to preserve costs, please note that these are generally printed as-ordered, so please allow a good 24 hours for your print to dry fully before shipment.
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The key has been lost for ages, but has finally been found by a small, innocent girl with a profound imagination and wishes of grandeur. I wonder where it leads... This is a print of a small mixed media painting I did earlier. The original has 1930s newspaper scraps as a background, which you can still make out quite clearly in print-form.
Measurements: image is 4x6” with a white border for framing, printed on 5.5x8.5” paper
I do all prints of my acrylic paintings myself on a fine art, large format printer with premium UltraChrome archival inks to ensure the best results. Printed on glorious fine art, museum-quality velvet paper that’s 100% archival and absolutely delicious. Makes the colors pop, sizzle, and sing--you’ll eat it up! Every print is signed & dated by yours truly and also lovingly packaged in a protective slip and sent on its merry way in a strong, fiberboard mailer.
Also, to preserve costs, please note that these are generally printed as-ordered, so please allow a good 24 hours for your divine print to dry fully before shipment.
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High quality digital print from my 2007 gouache painting. Printed with pigment-based inks on archival matte paper.
Image 7.3" x 10"; paper 8 1/2" x 11".
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A one of a kind ORIGINAL Acrylic Painting
This painting measures 18"x 24h"
It is on pre-stretched canvas. Medium texture cotton duck; the finest quality pure cotton standard white canvas of medium texture. Only Fine art materials used.
This painting is not a print it is an Original
I will have Certificate of Authenticity included with purchase. I have signed the front of my painting as well as; named, dated and signed the back.
The painting will be shipped and packed professionally.
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Limited edition print (#20/50) of "La Sorcière Noire" (The Black Witch). This is a digital illustration inspired by the witch in the movie "Stardust".
Print measures 6.5" by 9" on 8.5" × 11" paper. The image is centered on the paper leaving a white border for framing.
Printed on 100% cotton, high quality archival artist paper, free of acid and optical brightener, neutral Ph.
Will be Signed and dated on the front.
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Copyright won't appear on your print!
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***ABOUT THE SHIPPING****
Prints are shipped from France. They are packaged in a heavy and hard cardboard, protective stiff enveloppe. Each print is protected in a cello sleeve. I always ship in Intl. priority airmail.
I always mention "DO NOT BEND PLEASE" on my packages, I put a lot of effort in them. So what please note that I am not responsible for any damages or loss incurred during shipping.
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!Sales of artwork do not transfer copyrights!
Thanks for looking and please convo me with any questions about this item ♥!
annejulie
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I dunno, my heart says go with the bear but I realize that the robot is made of metal...
... and is strong
Chris Bishop resides in Alexandria VA and is the creative mastermind behind PBS kids interactive.
Check out more of his work at...
http://chrisbishop.com/index.html
This tasty little passport case has the following features
* Art on the outside, paintswatches on the inside
* extra sturdy vinyl on the outside.
* Textured vinyl lining
* Pocket for your passport
* two pockets for your ID and a pocket for moola
* oh yeah it's also thinly padded
Be extra stylin for the TSA agents for just $16 bucks!
Please note that the interior paint swatches may differ in color from those shown.
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This is lovely Elspeth and her beloved pet octopus (and muse), Yorrick.
I adore the intensity of colour in this piece - the original is oil paint on a canvas panel and the bright oranges and reds contrast beautifully with her giant blue eyes.
This is a limited edition ACEO, hand assembled, signed and dated on the back and it comes in a tiny protective sleeve.
There will only be 50 of these made in the whole wide world. This is number 9 of 50.
**If you'd like to see how the original was painted, visit http://scarlettcat.blogspot.com/2007/11/its-been-busy-day.html**
...............................♥ what's an ACEO? ♥................................
ACEO stands for "Art Cards, Editions & Originals".
They're miniature works of art the size of a trading or playing card (2.5" x 3.5") and they're an inexpensive way to buy original or limited edition art. After all, you shouldn't have to be Donald Trump to enjoy a piece of art you love!
............................♥ what can I do with them ♥............................
Lots.
You can collect them and keep them in an album - an inexpensive way of making your own coffee table 'art book', trade them with other collectors, pop them in greeting cards or letters as a lovely little extra, frame them in a tiny frame, or put a bunch together and make your own collage or use them as a gorgeous little bookmark.
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(c) scarlett 2007
This artwork is protected by copyright which does not transfer with sale. In plain English - while you're buying a piece of artwork, you're not buying the right to copy, print or reproduce it in any way. xxx scarlett
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This listing is for 25 sets (25 posts and 25 backings) of silver toned earring post findings. These are great for flat backed stones and cabochons!
SIZE:
Post Disc : 5mm in diameter
Post Length : 12mm
Back : 3mm x 6mm
Thanks for checking out my crafty supplies! Here are a couple of things you should know:
1) First and foremost I <3 providing the supplies to creative crafters and would LOVE to see pics of your creations!
2) If you need more quantity I probably have it. I don't list all of my stock to save on listing fees. Just send me a message and I'll promptly reply.
3) My pictures are lacking. All of the items will look MUCH better in person...I'm working on improving!
4) All of my Czech glass beads are GUARANTEED to be REAL Czech glass beads! I pick out tons of them by hand in the Czech Republic. I don't sell the chinese knockoffs! I have standards!
5) If you are having trouble finding something just ask. If I can't get it to you at a reasonable price I probably know who can. I've been in this for a long time.
6) If you have any other questions feel free to shoot me a message.
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Up for your consideration is an original 'Jellyfish' mini painting. I used ink and quality watercolor paints on 140lb. watercolor paper. The paper size is 5"x5", the image size is 2"x2". It is signed by me, emi.
This would look great in a little frame placed on a table top, or hanging on a wall, grouped together with other lollipopart mini paintings. Or give it away as a gift...everyone loves art!
Please note that the colors may differ depending on monitor screen settings. Image has been enlarged to show detail. Mat and frame not included. Please include $1 shipping for all U.S. destinations, $2 for all International destinations (for up to 10 mini paintings, shipped together). As payment, I will be happy to accept a personal check, money order, or PayPal for all U.S. destinations, and PayPal for all International destinations. Thanks for taking a peek!
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My 3 years old boy love this drawings so do I ;) To create this drawing artist uses ink and soft pastels on high quality paper. Drawing size - 5"x5". All of them are created and signed by mario (Mariusz Pierog).
I like to hang them together so every morning my son wake up he can repeat words from that drawings and easy recognize animals, fruits, vegitables and many other things.
Colors may be different than original - it depends on the screen quality and settings. I do not provide mat or frame.
I'm more than happy to combine shipping and put them all in one envelope up to 10 drawings - only for $1 shipping charges.
I accept a personal check, money order, or PayPal as well as payment with Credit Card by phone (please email me your contact information and the best time to call you).
After many months of (probably misguided, given its ever-clear XNA roots) speculation, Polytron has finally, officially announced that their space-warping 2D/3D debut Fez will be released for Xbox Live Arcade in early 2010.
Of course, it was already obvious that the Xbox 360 was going to be at least one platform of choice for Polytron's upcoming title Fez due to the ickle A buttons displayed on past screenshots.
Now Phil Fish has announced that their incredible-looking platformer will be coming to an Xbox near you early next year. I don't know about you, but I think I'll be using permanent marker to scribble the word BUSY across the entirety of early 2010 on my calendar. Check here if you can't remember why this is seriously one to watch out for.
In setting out to write this, I spent too much time thinking about which screenshots to use -- whether I should keep the earliest grabs, move forward through the various worlds, whether I'd be spoiling anything in doing so -- but in the end it hardly matters, because there's almost no part of Glum Buster's essence you can properly capture in static shots.
What you can get a sense of, I suppose, is its curiously drawn world: rough-sketched solid colors, but intricately detailed and made up of tiny shards and fragments of pixels, and colored just a shade on the side of wrong -- recognizable but also recognizably alien.
When Glum Buster was first released -- it's been some months now, after a four year gestation period, a typical labor of love story from its otherwise gainfully/full-time industry employed creator, Justin 'CosMind' Leingang -- a lot was made of its surreality, its near-inexplicableness.
But I think that somewhat misses the point: at heart, Glum Buster is really quite traditionally structured and controlled. It's a platforming game that also lets you fly, it's a game that relies on colored switches to turn on and off like-colored blocks, it's mechanics you've been playing with for the past two decades, only in this game, they're spoken through a different language. As with games like Eric Chahi's vector-classic Another World/Out of this World, it's familiarity set in entirely unfamiliar territory, with no guiding exposition (apart from some very basic initial keyboard guides).
Luckily, Glum Buster's language is made up with so few syllables that it makes trying to communicate with the game a reward of its own. Your on-screen character essentially has two actions: a left-mouse-click red firing button, and a right-mouse-click more general purpose blue attracting button. With just those two buttons, you essentially have everything you need to solve every problem that the game throws at you, even when the creatures and layouts and puzzles come at you speaking in their foreign tongue.
Even one of the game's most basic, repeated interactions is never fully explained to you, but all it takes is one frustrated volley of rapid-fire clicks for it to suddenly sound a chime and make you realize that you were actually much closer than you thought. That's the way Leingang repeatedly chooses to allow you to explore and affect his world: never speaking, always quietly grinning, knowing that you're right on the verge of stumbling perfectly into the solution.
Leingang's been fairly adamant about keeping the game's mysteries to himself: that's why even in December, after it'd won the 2008 Austin GDC's Indie Games Festival showcase, I still had essentially nothing to go on.
To tip that scale just slightly, I've embedded a video below the fold that will step you through the first five or so minutes of the game, but I actually recommend you don't watch the video until you've played at least as much yourself -- the blind experience and the consistent sense of wonder is one of Glum Buster's greatest strengths, and one of the best reasons that playing through the game is one of the highest tick-boxes on this year's indie-games to-do list.
As a final aside: Leingang's trying a new revenue model for the game, and, rather than asking for simple donations, is setting aside a sliding percentage of the game's financial in-take to charity: the more you give, the more he gives away, and there can't be a much better incentive to support him for this than that.
Glum Buster home [CosMind]
Math geeks will be excited to learn that Hewlett Packard recently released a series of calculator applications for the iPhone. Based on vintage designs, the applications serve as virtual replicas of the HP 12C and HP 12C platinum financial calculators (both above) and the HP 15C scientific calculator (below), while offering the same functions, algorithms and calculation sequences.
The designers at HP clearly spent a good deal of time tweaking the buttons on these apps, creating a rich three-dimensionality that puts the iPhone's standard calculator to shame. Taking advantage of the iPhone's accelerometer, the calculators also offer a horizontal and simplified RPN vertical orientation. With a download price of $15 for the 12C and $30 for the 15C, however, these calculators make for a pricey trip down memory lane; these are more for serious computations on the go.
via designboom
Not sure how it is to play on this board, but it sure looks cool.
Paul Fryer - Chess Set for Telsa
Fourth in the series of TomTom (Poppy F) games, comes Brave Man, a new retro pixel art adventure in the style of already mentioned Sweep Man, Giant Metal Robot and Hotdog Panic.
Brave Man picks up on the all famous 5-finger fillet, a game of knives and fingers also known as the knife game. Interestingly, the game of knives was first seen in Roman Polanski’s 1962 film Knife in the Water, not that the game by Poppy bares any relation but it is nevertheless a nerve racking adventure illustrated using Poppy’s signature pixel art. The knife moves left to right and the task is to tap on the screen just as the knife is between the fingers. As you progress, the movement gets faster feeding panic into tapping rhythm. This is of course accompanied by the wonderful graphics and slightly bloody consequence of tapping too early or too late.
As with the Hotdog Panic, online ranking system is included where you can compare your score to others’. My best score is 38 but I am sure I can do better (see filip).
A wonderful new addition, as was with the previous games, collect them all!
Platform: iPhone
Version: 1.0
Cost: $0.99
Developer: Poppy
Aelys completed this awesome stitching of a pacman screenshot. The player looks a little wimpy though…I mean who eats a power pellet and then runs to the other side of the screen??
via [The Sprite Stitch Forums]
To whoever made this fun doorbell: wouldn’t it be more awesome if you had to punch in the Konami code before it rang? Requiring the code will also deter naughty neighbors who’ll no doubt be compelled to play with the doorbell. Or just press it at least once. I know I would. I mean, it’s a controller tacked on a wall.
The modder fiddled with a wireless doorbell system and placed the receiver inside the iconic controller. Head on to TechEBlog to see the only video about a doorbell that you’ll be willing to watch.
[via Neatorama]
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Kali Meadows has such a wonderful illustration style.
The prints for sale in her Etsy shop are so lovely- I want them all!
Here are a few simple and elegant Lego projects that can bring a little cheer into your kitchen. Above, a complementary pair of candy dishes. |
A napkin holder, loosely modeled after a part of the Brooklyn Bridge. This fruit bowl is quite functional and easy to make from standard components. Wooden utensil holder, inspired by the Duomo di Siena. | |
Finally, a decorative vase that consists of a Lego framework around a plain glass bottle. It keeps your flowers happy, it's better looking than the plain bottle inside, it's customizable, and there's no need to either make it watertight or get your bricks wet. | |