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[Jan. 25th, 2011|09:37 pm] |
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Sorry, LiveJournal,
I just USE you when I need you.
Then I cast you aside
and even forget my password.
If anyone is still tuning in on this frequency and wonders where I am, here's some links to different facets of my online ego:
Crikey. He didn't even use one of those lj-cut things. How rude!
Love and maulings,
Bb xx |
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| 1950s Space Cards |
[Jul. 30th, 2008|09:05 pm] |
Hi. Sorry again for not posting any scanned sci-fi comic strips or hand drawn monsters for while. Work and personal life seem to have gone into overdrive. Thought I'd absolutely have to share these with people. Picked them up on a market the other day. 1950's "Space Cards" - originally sold with bubble gum, I think. Reminded me of the cards in Zathura. I bought them mainly for the spacesuits. :)
Space, gold fish bowls and primary colours!
Hope you're all well. Bb / W. :)
( More Space Cards behind cut ... ) |
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| Gary Gygax Obituary Economist March 15th 2008 |
[Apr. 19th, 2008|08:39 pm] |
I know this seems a little late in the day in internet terms but I thought I should post this particular obituary of E. Gary Gygax (which my father saved from the Economist, UK - which surprised me as a choice of magazine).
This is one of the better articles I've read - the few articles I've seen seem to miss the point dreadfully, wanting to talk about the current computer games industry or some comment on geekery, when in fact there is wide cultural influence -D&D is part of the zeitgeist, there is a collective awareness of it. But I'll shut up and hey, what do these whippersnapper journalists know these days, eh? with their searches on Google and Wikipedia - now that's real research. ;)
Fat beardies with funny dice, forever!
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| Godzilla in your pocket |
[Apr. 19th, 2008|04:23 pm] |
Random Saturday creation:
Godzilla! ("Gojira" for the purists) 100x100 avatar/icon thing.
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| Easter |
[Mar. 23rd, 2008|07:44 pm] |
Happy Chocolate Day
my LJ chums!
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| Monster Card |
[Feb. 4th, 2008|04:02 pm] |
( Ramblings )
Some friends had a baby human girl child, so I drew this for them. :)
I know, I know. Too cute, not enough fear and entrails! More FEAR and ENTRAILS required!! |
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| Readymech.com |
[Sep. 24th, 2007|01:06 am] |
Cardboard engineering at it's silliest!
Cool! |
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| Scale and stone :) |
[Jul. 8th, 2007|12:54 pm] |
I'm really enjoying repetitive detail work ...
 
Pen on paper. When coloured in I'll post both on DA. ;)
The good weather is back, but it's strangely quiet around here - where have all the lawn drunks gone?!
Oh no wait, I can hear a drill - gawd bless weekend DIY-ers. :D |
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| Billiam Babble Spotlight (ii) |
[May. 11th, 2007|05:56 pm] |
*white noise screen, flicker, emergency broadcast test card, flicker, piracy channel kicks in* music: Give your ears something darkly experimental: Insular and Autarky If you don't like that, maybe something acoustic and light ...? Jose Gonzalez humour: Laughing at monkeys: ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif?v=92.1) kingofthebryans Laughing at office monkeys: Dilbert feed graphic novel: Busted Wonder / charitylarrison For people who fear clowns, gypsies and carnies. animation: "Gandahar" (YouTube page) As recommended to me by cultural eclect, greengestalt This is one for the Lone Sloane fans. A film length period-piece animation posted for all to see on YouTube. An all star voice cast. Loads of strange alien organic stuff (and blue skinned girls with their tops off, no really, very continental I must say…) ... Go on, click ... CLICK! "Light Years (Original title: Gandahar) is a 1988 French animated science fiction and fantasy film. The original version was directed by René Laloux, and was based on a story from Jean-Pierre Andrevon. The English version was directed by Harvey Weinstein, and noted science-fiction author Isaac Asimov made the revision of the translation. ..." Wikipedia article *signal fades, white noise static ...*
Apologies, things have been busy. More Sloane scans soon. And if you're really lucky, some photos of cows and cardboard things, but not cardboard cows, which would be silly. |
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| Cardboard cut out dungeon fun |
[Apr. 24th, 2007|12:26 am] |
I've been having some fun tonight cutting up and laying out some of my home made dungeon floor plan tiles. :)
Click on thumbnails:
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| Forest Tiles for Fantasy Gaming! |
[Apr. 9th, 2007|03:11 pm] |
I present to you for your enjoyment of table-top role-play two versatile forest dungeon room thingies for moving heroic and mosnterous bits of lead around on and bouncing dice off. ;)
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