BLOG MOVE!!! A couple complications later...I am now @ cosmicjingleart.blogspot.com - Hope to see you there!!! Continue reading

Started a new blog: http://zenuva.blogspot.com/ Continue reading

My friend Jessie clued me in to this and I rather fancied it: http://pinktentacle.com/2010/07/macabre-kids-book-art-by-gojin-ishihara/ Continue reading

Something I meant to post earlier. >.< http://www.clockworkcouture.com/ Continue reading

Update: Haven't posted here in a while. Not to say that I haven't been thinking about it, just haven't really found the time with everything else going on. Tried posting pictures a week ago, but the internet connection in the Unitec Dorms is really just SHIT, so that didn't end... Continue reading

My room mate back home (now currently on exchange in the UK) sent me a link to this: http://gailcarriger.livejournal.com/147580.html This the author's blog of a series she got me into. Very amusing stuff. ^_^ Also happens to be VERY Steampunk. Continue reading

Found this site on Designing Steampunk machines. Interesting... http://www.crabfu.com/steamtoys/diy_steampunk/ Continue reading

Finally got those Laser cutter pictures (as well as pics from the Uni Underground) copied off of Johnathon's camera. Have been trying to upload them, but the connection here is TOO SLOW. Also, is it possible to upload them all at once or must I go through each one individually?... Continue reading

Laser Cutting: 1. Make sure you have a paper cut account with monies in it. 2. Have an Illustrator file ready - with .25 outlines for the machine to cut. DON'T work all the way to the edge!! 3. Consider your materials before you cut - Thicker/denser materials take more... Continue reading

Here's a nice outline of Joseph Campbell's Monomyth with links providing more specific instances and examples. I was introduced to this story telling structure a while back, but am now revisiting it in regards to my publication, incorporating the 3 stages with the 3 tier world systems present in many... Continue reading

So, I found this site when looking for Norse and Mayan gods: http://www.godchecker.com/ Their database is very helpful in comparing pantheons. It's also rather amusing in how it delivers explanations of the particular gods...my favorite was the Baldr soap-opera. As always, probably a good idea to double check all the... Continue reading