Wednesday, April 28, 2010

This


Geocities-izer
"Make Any Webpage Look Like It Was Made By A 13 Year-Old In 1996"

Example

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Tiles

The peak

Inscribed in Hacked into Anna's desk

Sunday, April 25, 2010

Feelin' Pastie



"THE SCIENTIST follows a brilliant physicist, Dr. Marcus Ryan (Bill Sage), who anguishes over the tragic death of his wife and daughter while secretly constructing a mysterious energy generator in his basement. The multi—dimensional energy unleashed by the machine triggers a series of events that propels Ryan toward a higher level of consciousness."



"The most influential of all silent films — and a blueprint for future classics like Blade Runner and The Matrix — Fritz Lang’s visionary Metropolis can finally be seen as intended, with 25 minutes of newly—discovered footage and Gottfried Huppertz’s magnificent original score. The addition of this astounding new material (1,257 shots, including entire new sequences), carefully restored and edited into the 2002 restoration, results in the closest rendition ever seen since the film’s 1927 Berlin premiere."

Thursday, April 22, 2010

DS Animations


These all have audio accompaniment but I can't share that with you now.
Jordan featured me on the cover of the school paper.

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Balloon Shoot



This

http://tinypic.com/print.php?pic=r75ab7&s=4

Friday, April 16, 2010

Some old animations

really long lake

Wired article from the fall.


"In one study, Benedetti found that Alzheimer's patients with impaired cognitive function get less pain relief from analgesic drugs than normal volunteers do. Using advanced methods of EEG analysis, he discovered that the connections between the patients' prefrontal lobes and their opioid systems had been damaged. Healthy volunteers feel the benefit of medication plus a placebo boost. Patients who are unable to formulate ideas about the future because of cortical deficits, however, feel only the effect of the drug itself. The experiment suggests that because Alzheimer's patients don't get the benefits of anticipating the treatment, they require higher doses of painkillers to experience normal levels of relief."

Kurt Hentschlaeger - ZEE

I've got wood.

The little green book is what I've been using to keep track of all this shit. Ola made it.

Easter