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We had a great time at our end of Spring run in Carmel this Father's Day weekend. Had a good turnout and although it threatened rain on Friday as we rolled into town, the Saturday weather was fantastic!
We had dinner at "Friday's" restaurant on Friday night. Then on Saturday, after the great free breakfast at the Comfort Suites (in spite of John's "adventure" with the waffle iron! ) we pulled into the pond parking lot around 9 AM. We set up our tables and started putting boats in the water. After a long winter's layup, most of the boats had SOME sort of issue, but we got them tuned up and back into the water.
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Written by Mike Baehr | Filed under reviews, Michael Kupperman, Marti, Mack White, Love and Rockets, Los Bros Hernandez, Jaime Hernandez, interviews, Greg Sadowski, Four Color Fear, Flannery OConnor, Eleanor Davis, Drew Friedman, Daily OCD | 10 Oct 2011 11:57 PM |
Today's Online Commentary & Diversions:
• Review: "It should go without saying by now that any new volume of Love and Rockets is a must for any serious comics fan... [and] New Stories 4 is... one of the major events of the comics year ... [A]nyone who loves brilliant cartooning technique should appreciate the way Jaime draws the casual sag of a post-coital naked body, or the way he illustrates a pre-schooler tugging at his mother, oblivious to any notion of 'personal space.' And anyone who's alive in the world should be moved by this story's depiction of life as a series of accidents, miscommunications, and embarrassments, which sometimes work out okay regardless." – Noel Murray, The A.V. Club
• Love: At The Tearoom of Despair, Bob Temuka offers some spoiler-filled thoughts on Love and Rockets: New Stories #4, saying "this is no review. This is love. The art is as beautiful as always, evocative of time and place, and Jaime still draws the best body language and facial expressions in the medium, telling entire stories in a frown or wink.... While it's no surprise that Jaime Hernandez is still producing magnificent and beautiful comics, it is also still incredible to see how big his storytelling balls are, man."
• Review: "Though not strictly a comic book, Michael Kupperman's Mark Twain's Autobiography 1910-2010 is very much of a piece with the cartoonist's gleefully absurdist Tales Designed To Thrizzle series. ...Kupperman picks up the story of an American icon beginning with what the newspapers reported as Mark Twain's 'death.' Kupperman's Twain quickly sets the record straight, then relates what he's been up to for the past century: fighting in World War I, losing a fortune by investing in chocolate-covered olives, making gangster pictures inspired by The Wizard Of Oz… y'know, the usual. Kupperman's working method seems to be just to let his mind wander, making stream-of-consciousness associations that fuse into comedy." – Noel Murray, The A.V. Club
• Review: "Initially published in the '80s, [The Cabbie] mimics the basic comic strip format — even going as far as aping the way Chester Gould used thick black lines for basically everything with Dick Tracy — but is supremely screwed up. The protagonist, a cab driver is obsessed with money, has a tricked out cab, happens upon bizarre crimes, and even gets tortured by a family living in the slums. It is a really uncomfortable experience from cover to cover, and I am stoked it exists." – Sam Hockley-Smith, The Fader
• Review: "This is a harsh and uncompromising tale of escalating crime and uncaring punishments: blackly cynical, existentially scary and populated with a cast of battered, desolate characters of increasingly degenerate desperation. Even the monsters are victims. But for all that The Cabbie is an incredibly compelling drama with strong allegorical overtones and brutally mesmerizing visuals. Any adult follower of the art form should be conversant with this superb work and with a second volume forthcoming hopefully we soon all will be." – Win Wiacek, Now Read This!
• Interview: At The Comics Journal, Jay Ruttenberg sits down for brunch with Drew Friedman to kibbitz about the Old Jewish Comedians books: "Well, I found Jerry [Lewis] to be completely delightful. Just great. He's very inquisitive about the process about what I do. He asks, 'Drew, how do you do what you do?' So I say, 'Jerry, how do you do what you do?' You gotta butter him up: 'I especially love drawing you, Jerry.' But a lot of them hate each other. It's very funny. You bring up one comedian to another comedian, and there's venom. It's amusing to me. There's nothing funnier than angry comedians. Nothing better!"
• Interview: Jason Diamond at Jewcy also gets a crack at Drew Friedman: "I kinda bounce around the [nerd] map. I don't really fit into one category. I love comedians, comic books, and old movies. Really anything from the past. With these Old Jewish Comedian books, they have nothing really to do with comic books, but everything I've done in my career led to these books."
• Interview: Robot 6's Tim O'Shea has a quick chat with Mome contributor Eleanor Davis about her contribution to that Nursery Rhyme Comics anthology
• Feature: October means features on horror comics, and Casey Burchby's look at the history of the genre at SF Weekly says "A recent collection called Four Color Fear, edited by Greg Sadowski, collects terrific examples of horror comics from non-EC sources, including Eerie, Web of Evil, and Chamber of Chills. The work in this volume is much wider ranging in subject matter and style than Tales from the Crypt, which tended to follow a handful of formulas."
• Commentary: Robot 6's Chris Mautner lobbies us to put out a collection of Mack White's Villa of the Mysteries and other comics, saying "CIA conspiracies. Carny shows. Obscure pagan rituals. Snake handlers. Brainwashed assassins. Nudist nuns. Roman gods. Psychedelic western landscapes. Very short men with very, very large penises. Such are the essential elements found in the comics of Mack White, who, for the past couple of decades, has created some of the most bizarre, paranoid and succulently pulpish comics around. Born and raised in Texas, Mack's comics are infused with the Lone Star state's own unique blend of rugged individualism and suspicion of authority."
• Plug: At Comic Book Resources, Greg Burgas goes "Flippin' Through Previews and finds "Fantagraphics offers Flannery O'Connor: The Cartoons on page 294. Yes, you read that correctly. Apparently O'Connor was quite the cartoonist in the 1940s. This has to be awesome, right?"


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Everyone knows that a butterfly was once a caterpillar. But what was a ladybug before it was...well, a ladybug? It was a larva, of course—just as that butterfly was. Both of these insects (and more than a million others) are arthropods, a group of animals that have hard external skeletons, segmented bodies, and jointed appendages. Their exoskeletons prevent the manner of growth those of us with internal skeletons experience; in order for insects to grow into sexually mature adults, they need to complete several life stages, a process called metamorphosis. Those that undergo simple metamorphosis start out as nymphs that appear similar to adults, except they are smaller, often have different coloration, and may lack wings. Think grasshoppers and squash bugs: If you've seen the adult insect, you'll also recognize the young. Insects that undergo a complete metamorphosis, on the other hand, are a greater challenge for gardeners to know, because their young, called larvae, look nothing like the adult forms. Consider the Japanese beetle grub, a housefly maggot, or a gypsy moth caterpillar: All change dramatically in appearance when they become adults.
Learning to recognize insects in their larval form can be a big boon to gardeners. It may mean the difference between introducing appropriate pest control and accidentally wiping out a population of beneficial insects. Here are a few common examples of larval insects to get you started.
Good Bug: Ladybug
Larval ladybugs look a bit like miniature alligators with three pairs of legs behind the head and an elongated, tapered abdomen. Most of the 200-some North American species are black with red, orange, or yellow markings. They actively move about plants, consuming hundreds of small pests and insect eggs per day.Photos:
Larva: Joseph Berger, Bugwood.org
Adult: Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia, Bugwood.org
Good Bug: Green Lacewing
The larvae of these beneficial insects are also called "aphid lions" due to their voracious appetite for aphids, lace bugs, small caterpillars, and many other insects. They are similar in shape to ladybug larvae but are light brown and have a pair of large, curved mandibles for capturing their prey.Photos:
Larva: Whitney Cranshaw, Colorado State University, Bugwood.org
Adult: Joseph Berger, Bugwood.org
Good Bug: Syrphid Flies
Because this beneficial is a fly, its larvae are called maggots. The non-stinging adult flies look much like bees with their yellow-and black markings. They feed on nectar and pollen, while the larvae are active insect predators. Larvae—small, pale, wormlike maggots—crawl among populations of pest insects and consume them as they go.Photos:
Larva: R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Slide Set, R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Bugwood.org
Adult: Whitney Cranshaw, Colorado State University, Bugwood.org
Bad Bug: Sawflies
There are many species of sawflies, all with larvae that resemble caterpillars (although they are anatomically different). The larvae ingest a variety of plant leaves and conifer needles. Several species of sawflies are gregarious, so it isn't uncommon to find large groups of them feeding together on a plant. Others, such as columbine, rose, hollyhock, and hibiscus sawflies, feed solo, skeletonizing leaves as they feed.Photos
Larva: Steven Katovich, USDA Forest Service, Bugwood.org
Adult: John H. Ghent, USDA Forest Service, Bugwood.org
Bad Bug: Colorado Potato Beetle
Larvae and adults of this pest graze on potato plants, quickly defoliating them. The larvae are reddish orange grubs with black heads and several black dots along their sides. They have three pairs of legs in front of their rounded abdomens.Photos
Adult: Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series, Bugwood.org
Larva: Whitney Cranshaw, Colorado State University, Bugwood.org
Bad Bug: Asparagus Beetle
Adult beetles feed on emerging asparagus spears, while the larvae chomp on the ferns, causing dead spots and decreased plant vigor. The grublike larvae are army green with small black heads and measure up to 1/4 inch in length.Photos: Adult & Larva: Clemson University,USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series, Bugwood.org


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Keynote: The Death Of Blogs for Business
Good morning everyone and thank you for coming today.
Today is a big day in the evolution of blogs as a communication tool for every business in the world. Ironically, today I am here to announce the death of Blogs. (Pause for gasp.)
It's the word "Blog" that has become the problem. It has got to go. Basically, as a word, well, it sucks. (Pause for gasp.) It has caused CEO's and business owners to avoid embracing the medium by a clear majority. Too early in the life of the word "Blog" it became synonymous with people writing about the consistency of their morning oatmeal. Later, big media pushed it into the news as a place where people voice their political rants.
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If people are naive enough to not embrace something due to a word, then those same naive people wouldn't understand blogs.
Proclaiming the death of Blogs and the rise of "living" websites is a bit of a feudal argument. Living websites would confuse people further. "living websites" could be ultimately construde as dynamic web applications that fetch/retrieve data through a digital community. Examples include Flickr, Yahoo, Technorati, etc. Dynamic web applications by nature are "living" websites.
Thanks for the article though, when you mentioned "livable websites" it got me pondering about Artificial Intelligence and the future of the web, interesting…:)
James: You're right about the naivity of people not embracing things due to the name, and yes, they probably would not understand blogs. The problem is who is not embracing blogs.
As Howard mentions in the article, it is often CEOs and business owners that steer away from blogs because of the name. Sometimes a name can be very important in swaying the people who matter.
Buzzwords in general are associated with some specific meaning and this meaning is not always the actual intention.
Howard: Interesting article, thank you.
When I was a kid, karate was a relatively popular sport for many Americans, but, somehow, a turn-off for many others. I was one of those who wasn't much interested in karate; I didn't even bother to watch movies that were reputed to feature karate in them. Sometime during the '80s, it seems as though one heard less and less about karate, and more and more about another martial arts sport called kick-boxing. Now kick-boxing was exciting, and fascinating, and they were even making movies featuring it. What I did not realize, until over a decade later, was that kick-boxing and karate were the same sport. So, sometimes a label can be very significant, and the fact that one doesn't like something because of its label doesn't necessarily mean one wouldn't understand the concept so labeled. Personally, I have no trouble with the word "blog," and I find "living Web site" a bit cumbersome; but, hey, maybe it would work. In any event, I think the author of the essay realizes that the word "blog" isn't going to die; at least not overnight. The idea is for Web content managers and Web site designers to avoid the term when pitching their ideas for a dynamic site to those whose opinions count.


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Seeing as there are a lot of new posters coming here asking the same question, a FAQ seems like a good idea.
Q: Is there an official site?
A: 9/2/2010 - Indeed there is! Here is the link in case you haven't seen it yet...
Q: Where can I find official Telltale news, release dates etc regarding BTTF?
A: 3/26/2011 - For official updates, check out the Telltale blog, subscribe to the email newsletter/updates, or look for stickied threads on the forum here.
Q: When will Back to the Future be released? [EDITED]
A: 12/22/2010 - The date is set! Episode 1 will be released December 22nd!
A: 12/2/2010 - Still no exact days, but we do know the release months for 4 of the 5 episodes courtesy of the official BttF Game trailer.
Episode 1 - December / Episode 2 - February / Episode 3 - March / Episode 4 - April
Q: What platforms will Back to the Future - The Game be released on? [EDITED]
A: 10/25/2010 - The officially announced platforms are as follows...
PC, Mac, PS3 (via PSN) and iPad
As of right now, there are no plans to release the game on XBox 360 or the Wii consoles.
Q. What are the system specs for PC and Mac?
A: 12/17/10 - Official specs...
Minimum Specs
OS: XP / Vista / Windows 7
Processor: 1.8 GHz Pentium 4 or equivalent
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Video Card: ATI or NVidia card w/ 256 MB RAM
Direct X: Direct X 9.0c
Audio card required
Recommended Specs
OS: XP / Vista / Windows 7
Processor: 2.0 GHz Pentium 4 or equivalent
Memory: 3 GB RAM
Video Card: ATI or NVidia card w/ 512 MB RAM
Direct X: Direct X 9.0c
Audio card required
Minimum Specs
OS: Snow Leopard
Processor: 2.0 Ghz Intel or equivalent
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Video Card: 256 MB NVidia or ATI graphics card
Not recommended for Mac Minis or early-generation MacBooks
Recommended Specs
OS: Snow Leopard
Processor: 2.3 Ghz Intel or equivalent
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Video Card: 512 MB NVidia or ATI graphics card
Not recommended for Mac Minis or early-generation MacBooks
Q: Will the original actors be back to voice the characters? [UPDATED x2]
A: 10/23/2010 - It's now official that Michael J. Fox will not be reprising his role as Marty McFly, HOWEVER, Telltale has found a excellent replacement for him in A.J. Locascio. See the first link for the Behind the Scenes feature introducing Mr. Locascio and the second link to see his demo reel from YouTube with lines from the original BttF. You'll be impressed.... :D
Link - Behind the Scenes: Hey McFly!
Link - YouTube: A.J. LoCascio Demo Reel
A: 9/1/2010 - USA Today has announced that Christopher Lloyd WILL be reprising his role as Dr. Emmett Brown for the game. No other actors have been mentioned at the time of this update.
Being developed by Telltale Games, the Back to the Future game series will include the likenesses of Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd, who portrayed the characters Marty McFly and Doc Brown in the films, which listed Steven Spielberg among the executive producers. (Lloyd will also provide his voice for the games.)
A: 8/13/10 - This is not known yet. However, in an interview with IGN during E3 2010, Telltale Games' chief technology officer and founder Kevin Bruner had this to say...
I asked if it would be possible to be called a "butthead" by the Biff Tannen. Bruner seemed to think there was a strong possibility I will be satisfied.
Q: Will the game be translated/subtitled into other languages?
A: 9/1/10 - Nothing has been officially released about what languages the game will be translated or subtitled into. However, it's a safe bet that Telltale Games will do similar translations as they have for their other games.
Q: Is the Back to the Future going to be a prequel to the movies, a continuation of the trilogy or will it simply copy the plots of the movies? [UPDATED x2]
A: 10/23/10 - It's official now that the game will take place roughly 6 months after the events of the third movie. According to the Director of Episode 1, Dennis Lenart, the game will start out examining Marty's life without his best bud Doc, the DeLorean will then reappear and Marty will have to travel back in time to find Doc who's stranded somewhere. That, as of now, is all we know about the plot for the game.
A: 9/8/10 - According to Telltale game designer Dennis Lenart in a interview with The SpoonyOne, the game will take place AFTER the original trilogy.
It's not a sequel necessarily, but it does take place after the events of the first three films.
Link (quote @ the 4:00 mark)
Q: What type of game will Back to the Future be? [UPDATED]
A: 10/23/10 - As expected, BttF The Game will definitely be an Adventure Game.
Q: Will the game be canon in the Back to the Future Universe? [UPDATED x2]
A: 10/23/10 - Here is the answer to this very question from BttF series creator and Telltale consultant, Bob Gale in a Q&A he did with fan submitted questions from posters on this very forum!...
Only the movies are canon. Everything else fits into the 'what-if?' category, or might be canon in some alternate universe.
A: 9/4/10 - In a interview with IGN at PAX, it was revealed that the team writing BttF is taking great care to make sure everything fits in with the time-line established in the films...
According to Telltale, one of the great challenges when scripting the Back to the Future games is dealing with the three separate timelines established by the movie trilogy. A lot of fun ideas have been scrapped because they would cause a paradox (the really bad kind) with the events in the films. Those that survive this process are further trimmed by one final check: it has to pass the test of "would this happen in the films?" Apparently, authenticity has caused a lot of sleepless nights among the Back to the Future team.
A: 8/13/10 - Going back to Sinaz20's post, it's safe to assume that it will be...
As with any licensor, we are bound by guidelines, rules, and cannon that the property owners consider essential to the license. Even if we create new characters, they have to be approved by the Bob Gale/Universal machine, who so far have been very excited by the ideas we have been presenting them, and have been tossing equally exciting "why not's" back at us. We are pretty much ignoring the cartoons, for what it's worth, and focusing simply on the cannon as presented in the movies and creating new cannon with the blessing of Bob Gale.
Q: Who do I get to play as in the Back to the Future game? [UPDATED]
A: 10/25/10 - According to game director Dennis Lenart, the player will play as Marty McFly.
A: 8/13/10 - Yet once again, we don't know. As you can see, there isn't a whole lot that's "officially" known about the game yet. However, the likelihood is that it will be about the main characters we know and love; Marty, Doc, Biff, etc. According to the previously quoted Sinaz20...
Ultimately, something I emphasize almost every time I respond to a thread here, those of us working on Back to the Future are passionate about the movies. We don't want to make a game that features random, unknown characters driving a time travelling Mini Cooper.
For us, it's all about Doc, Marty, Biff, Einstein and a DeLorean-- and the family-based drama they deal with throughout time in Hill Valley.
Q: I have a question that wasn't covered here, where can I find that answer?
A: 12/18/10 - First thing you'll want to do is check out this link....
If your question still isn't answered there, please read through the later posts in this thread (roughly page 17 or so) to see if your question has already been asked.
If your question STILL isn't answered, then feel free to post your question and see if any of us can answer it.


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The Sierra has been abuzz with concern over the recreational and economic implications of the proposed Tuolumne River and Merced River Plans.
On Saturday, Feb. 23, Yosemite National Park employees Kathleen Morse and Mike Yochim will be in Mammoth to provide information on the two proposed plans. They said they would open the floor for questions.
"I said at the beginning of the week that we're in for a long one."
"You did," I said, "and if you really wanted to help, you might want to knock some of that snow off the headlights."
"It's going to be a long winter," Fido said. "Humans forget. They get a dry spell and they think it's never going to snow, ever again. But dogs like me know."
"Just out of curiosity, Fido, what clued you in?"
I am writing about the Alaska Airlines Snow Pack, which was heavily advertised late last year as discount airline tickets available between LAX and Mammoth Lakes.
My boyfriend John and I were both quite excited about his being able to fly to Mammoth many weekends this winter and to enjoy all that Mammoth has to offer, and we bought each other a 10-flight snow pack for $570 for Christmas.
The Mammoth Lakes Town Council talks a good game when it comes to making good on transient occupancy taxes.
But when push comes to shove, the majority of the council showed this past week that it can roll over like so many submissive puppies.
Faced with its first high-profile, public TOT case, council members Rick Wood, Jo Bacon, and John Eastman voted to let property owners Kevin and Carolynn Cozen get away with no penalties or fines for illegally renting their single-family home on Hillside Drive.
Snowmos win big in new Forest Service plan
The Forest Service this past week unveiled an ambitious plan for a new staging area for motorized vehicles at the popular Shady Rest Staging Area.
Lakers owner built Rafters, Sierra Nevada Lodge
'Cadillac' program needs serious trimming, supes say
With Mono County gasping for financial relief, the Board of Supervisors this past week took aim at what one supervisor called the county's "Cadillac" paramedic program.
The board on Tuesday, Feb. 19, acted to trim costs of the $5 million program—the second most expensive program for the county.
'I feel like I've been mugged,' property owner says
Mammoth's tax enforcers, charged with turning up the heat on violators of the town's transient occupancy tax laws, thought they had a big fish on the line.
The Town Council on Wednesday night, Feb. 20, came down on the side of the fish, though, letting Kevin and Carolynn Cozen off the hook for what started out as a $98,100 bill for back taxes and penalties.
It's not every day, even in a ski town, that you find a stark nekid womanwandering around the Westin lobbyin the wee hours, and it's not often that Mono County Dispatchgets a call re: said woman, and it's not every day that the self-same woman returns with the T-shirt someone gave her for protection against the cold temps and/or prying eyes. …
'Boat Race' goes to Treat
Everyone agreed the new snow on Mammoth Mountain was nice, and strong winds made for some nice wind buff.
But it wasn't so nice for the Village Championships on Tuesday, Feb. 19, which had to cancel its first-ever Super G off Chair 14 to Reds Lake.
The next VC race is Tuesday, Feb. 26. It is a dual GS, with each run counting as a race.
Property taxes lag behind state
Sluggish property tax revenues will make budgets tight for yet another year in Mono County, according to county officials.
While the rest of the state is beginning the slow climb out of the recession, Mono County is lagging in terms of property tax revenues, mostly due to some of the rural areas of the county where property prices have yet to bottom out.
The Town of Mammoth Lakes awards $23,400 annually to youth sporting organizations that are in need of additional funding to supplement organized, nonprofit, youth sporting programs operating in and around Mammoth Lakes.
Applications will be available on Friday, March 1, 2013 at the Town of Mammoth Lakes Recreation Department Office located in the Minaret Village Mall, above Giovanni's or on www.mammothrecreation.com.
Parking requirements in the downtown regions of Bridgeport, Lee Vining, and June Lake appear to be stifling new businesses, according to Brent Calloway, Mono County Community Development Analyst.
Current regulations require too much parking, Calloway said at the Board of Supervisors meeting Feb. 19.
Informal local sources have informed him that people aren't opening new businesses because they do not want to have to deal with the parking issue.
Aspiring bakers, canners and other cooks can now sell their wares without breaking the bank or without a complicated tangle of paperwork, after the state relaxed prepared some rules.
In response, the Mono County supervisors on Tuesday, Feb. 19, agreed to keep fees low or non-existent.
The rough and not always ready road to Mammoth Yosemite Airport could see some major repair work in the next few years after new Census 2010 population numbers triggered a different classification for some roads.
The new classification allows roads used by a community with more than 5,000 people—in this case Mammoth Lakes—to access federal funds for roads that are heavily used by the community, even if the roads are not within the community.


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Re: The Birthplace of Inspiration
As a neuroscience nerd, the brain is the first place my mind went (no pun intended, or something like that) when I saw the theme. This design is supposed to represent the place where an idea hits, and the synapses that fire off as a chain reaction from that point to create an idea. The biggest motivator for me is having a stroke of inspiration to create something, and so that's what I wanted to represent here. Hope you enjoy the outcome
Re: Cruller's Gym
Get ripped in 2012. ^__^ (or just eat more crullers, it could go either way) Close-up detail: This is six colors on an asphalt tee. View a BIG VERSION here! Thanks for looking, please vote to make this a shirt. ^__^ ---Spiritgreen
Re: Wake up!!!
Coffee is my motivation for waking up in the morning. That's gotta be bigger than a venti. I'll take two!
Re: Gimme!
Re: Rumbling in the Tumbling
Re: Learning To Fly
It's been a while since I submitted a cat entry. Not my normal concept, but this one seemed fun. What better incentive for a little bird to get his butt in the air! Hope you all like it.
Re: NOT THIS PIG!
Little Piggy has made the decision of not being the next plate of delicious bacon. I can relate... not on the being eaten part or being bacon... oh well... I guess I can't relate. Here's a link to a larger jpeg for detail. Thanks in advance for the votes and support. ^____^
Re: RUN!
It was a bad day all around... Collab with Odysseyroc
Re: When I grow up
Motivated by deeply planted wrath malware
Re: Waiting for Motivation
While I'm waiting to get motivated, I can doodle a bit. Don't try to look for any meaning in the doodles -- just random scribbles.
Re: Motivation by Chocolate
This was my wife's idea - Chocolate is motivation for everything! (I used lots of halftones for shading, particular larger areas, so that the shirt won't be uncomfortable from too much ink)
Re: Pounce
A design from my Tall Grass series Extreme motivation in 3... 2... 1...
Re: Make Like a Tree...
Make like a tree...and RUN!!
Re: A Carrot for a Carrot
The rabbit is the carrot...motivation...for the carrot to keep going.
Wrath malware ... good one. GMV!
Re: Slim Hopes
This is based on the true story of my old TV
Re: Future Astronaut
You can embiggen at the following link, Embiggen Here. and as always, comments, critiques, opinions, etc... are welcome. Happy Almost New Year everyone.
love it!
Re: Cosmic Carrot
Saved, but in the meantime, it's 6 colors on silver.
In ancient times, explorers would set off into uncharted lands without fear of what might lie ahead. The thrill of adventure is what motivated them to travel to where others were too afraid to go. The title "Hic Sunt Dracones" is Latin for "Here there are Dragons" and was placed on uncharted areas of maps to signify the dangers that may lie there.
Re: Hic Sunt Dracones
Ahhh, extremely pretty. I really like how you used neuron structures to tie the abstract sense of imagination to a literal thing. Very creative work. :^)
This was a fun one! Great work Kev.
The only thing that would make this better is putting it on a cheerful yellow t-shirt! Super cute
oh yeah...
atlanticavenue wrote:The only thing that would make this better is putting it on a cheerful yellow t-shirt! Super cute
Aw, thanks! I considered yellow but I was afraid many people don't like that color. I hope you like the green!
fishbiscuit5 wrote:Aw, thanks! I considered yellow but I was afraid many people don't like that color. I hope you like the green!
I do. Still have my vote!
Re: Motivation
Yes! Love it, Wencesloa.
nathanwpyle wrote:love it!
Asphalt was the right choice! Great job!
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super cute!
This is wonderful. I want to send shirts with this on it to each of the Presidential candidates for next year.
nice work, Walmazan
So funny! I love this lil' guy!
Sometimes we need a push to be motivated. Sometimes we need half a dozen or more. Sorry if this isn't as obvious as it should be, but it made sense in my head. =) Click for a better look! Halftones: Thank you and have a nice day!
Excellent! I love the color palette. Very eye-catching and unique.
Nice Design, way better artwork than mine, but...no text this week. You should re-submit w/out text!
Re: GO GO GO!
This is wonderful. The linework is great and the colors really work together perfectly. Good luck!
jclough59 wrote:Nice Design, way better artwork than mine, but...no text this week. You should re-submit w/out text!
what text are you referring to?
Very nice work, you guys. The colors really complement the lines and vice versa. Epic sense of action.
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Never plunge into the river of lust,you will not reach the shores. It is a river of no coasts where typhoons rage.
Go to the home of beauty and form, should you wish to see the man within. His ways cross the sphere where life lives with death, and sense with insanity.
Close your eyes and try to catch Him. He is slipping by.
Jean-Paul Sartre says that man is a useless passion - meaningless, futile. He is right if there is nothing beyond man; if there is nothing transcendental to man, he is right because the meaning always comes from a higher source. The meaning is never in the thing in itself, it always comes from the beyond.
For example, you can watch a seed; in itself it is meaningless unless it sprouts. Once it sprouts it becomes meaningful. The tree is the meaning for the seed. Now the seed exists for a certain reason. Its existence is not accidental, it is meaningful. It has to give birth, it has to create something; something that is beyond it, something that is bigger than it, something that is more comprehensive.
But then, what is the meaning of the tree in itself? Again meaning disappears unless the tree can flower. The meaning of the tree is in the flowering. When it flowers, yes, there is meaning: the tree has become a mother, the tree has given birth, the tree has become significant. It was not there without any purpose; the flower is the proof. It was there meaningfully, it was there waiting for the flower.
But what is the meaning of the flower in itself unless the fragrance is released to the winds? Once the fragrance is released the flower is meaningful, and so on and so forth. The meaning is always in a higher state. The meaning is always of the beyond. The meaning is transcendental.
If there is nothing beyond man, then Sartre is absolutely right: then man is a useless passion running here and there, but doomed to failure. He cannot reach, cannot arrive, because there is nowhere to arrive. He cannot become, because there is no beyond to become. He cannot spread, cannot flower, cannot release the fragrance. If man ends with himself, then man is certainly useless. But man doesn't end with himself; he is a growth. Man is a becoming, a growing, a continuous transcendence.


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