LIM (Less Is More): April 2010

Sunday, April 25, 2010

Dcmt has invited you to see a project.

Dcmt wants you to see "New Gideon's Cryptofont" on Behance.net

http://www.behance.net/Gallery/New-Gideons-Cryptofont/484420

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mbv travel » Burials in Tibet. NOT FOR SENSITIVE SOULS!

A big "holy cow!!!" to tibet. And a "thanks for showing me that" to the disinfo.com group.
I suppose it's how I'd like to go out but then again, maybe I don't want to explain that to my family when I put that in my will.

http://mbvtravel.com/burials-in-tibet-not-for-sensitive-souls

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Saturday, April 24, 2010

A Little Place Called Tangier...

Two Words: Grave Yards!

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Thursday, April 22, 2010

Wish Someone Made Me a 'Weighted, Companion Cube' Cake for My Birthday!

http://www.geekologie.com/2008/05/sweet_companion_cube_birthday.php

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Friday, April 16, 2010

For only $2.99 one may find...

Not only an uneditted copy of Crank(ed?) but also the priveledge of seeing Glenn Howarton(?) at gunpoint, via Jason Statham. For those of you living under rocks, Glenn' Dennis from "Its Always Sunny in Philly"

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((NOGALLERY)) The Holy Cryptofont

These are some shots of the improvements I've been trying to make with my new cryptographic font, which for which I've coined the term Trext. These were drawn in a bible that I took out of my hotel room in Germany. Next step that I see in Trext's future is 3D wood work and sculpturing. Also, it's time to try my hand at Pixologic's ZBrush once again, on Trext! Can't wait!