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Monthly Archive for August, 2008

As square as a butter box

For your reading pleasure: David Barnett frothing over last night’s broadcast of ‘Keating the Musical’. My favourite bit:
Alexander Downer, dressed as FrankN’Furter from The Rocky Horror Show, is shown as effete. Downer, father of four children and with nothing in his private life to suggest he is anything other than as square as a [...]

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This woman is a computer generated animation by Image Metrics. Pretty amazing. Though I do wonder if being able to reproduce a real person like this is a good use of time and resources? The Times Online has more details. The makers say 90% of the work is in convincing people that the eyes [...]

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Nearly done

Finishing up with last detailing.

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The Pacific School Games will be held in Canberra this year, from 30 Nov to 6 Dec. About 5000 primary and secondary school students from Australia and Pacific countries will be competing. I made their mascot, a bunyip, which was launched a few weeks ago. Here is a photoset of the making process. I like [...]

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Playing

Schlooop!

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Hmm… Interesting

I feel much more inclined to blog off the cuff when I’m using the wordpress app on the iPhone. Photos straight from the phone camera, and disengaging self- imposed conventions like linking and explaining things fully, make it seem a freer and more immediate experience. A bit like the way twitter or other microblogging services [...]

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Studio pics

Photos from my studio yesterday, and the elephant drying by the fire overnight.

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Iphone pouch

Trying to send a photo from a waiting room. This is the iphone pouch I made yesterday. It has a coffee-coloured Sherpa fleece lining.

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Testing iphone blogging

Testing the wordpress app on my iphone - this is an amazingly cool and beautiful thing!

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Bunjil

In late 2002 on a train in Melbourne I caught a such a fleeting glimpse of this amazing massive eagle sculpture that I almost wondered if I had imagined it. Its air of keeping a brooding watchful eye over the docklands was arresting and exciting, and it was one of the the things that made [...]

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