Monday, June 3, 2019
Cleaning Up
One of the tasks now at hand. Is the job of finding all my dead links which will be spread throughout the blog. I you find one please let me know. Its a sad job. I'm going to loose some great posts because of it. When there's a post of a particular artist I will be attempting to contact them and find the document in question. My apologies if I have to let some things go.
Today
I never stopped drawing, but now they are UX and UI Design documents. Wonderful things we call deliverables. This was in response to a question about what I've been doing. Well this is what I'm doing right now Today 6/3/19 2:29 pm.
Hi, I Think I'm Back!
Wow,
Its been a long time, There will most likely a flood of new information to share on the last NINE YEARS that this has been a zombie. I've been very busy. My most important distraction is my daughter. It was in preparation for her that this blog fell victim to. Somehow its been a lot longer than I anticipated it being, but when you meet your best friend ever and your her father I can be easy to let a lot of other hings just fall away. I'm not sure about how frequent my posts will be, but I will post and I will share again. Please forgive my absence. James Leese
Its been a long time, There will most likely a flood of new information to share on the last NINE YEARS that this has been a zombie. I've been very busy. My most important distraction is my daughter. It was in preparation for her that this blog fell victim to. Somehow its been a lot longer than I anticipated it being, but when you meet your best friend ever and your her father I can be easy to let a lot of other hings just fall away. I'm not sure about how frequent my posts will be, but I will post and I will share again. Please forgive my absence. James Leese
Friday, August 6, 2010
Hello T-Shirt
Its been a while but I'm starting to get back into the swing of things. I have been busy thought not here. In addition to the mourning of a death in the family and also a reunion of sorts. I have been working on my baskets diligently and will share them as soon as I've finished the images for them. One recent project which I am ready to share is a couple lines of t-shirts I've recently uploaded to Redbubble This post pic is an example of the work and it can be found here and check out the others I've posted as well. I'm also thinking about doing a shirt a day blog, I hope you've all been well and are ready to see more from me. James Leese
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james leese,
T-shirt
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Spring 4
Thats right its a picture! I hope you like it, I like it. I like it enough that I couldn't really care less how you feel about it, but you do like it right? Ah well its stuff is right here.
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abstract,
art,
beautiful Absurd,
james leese,
Spring4
Vik Muniz On His Art And Creativity
I promise you won't regret taking the time to watch. In fact you will most likely be pretty glad you did, trust me.
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art,
Creativity,
TED,
Vik Muniz
Check Out This Awesome "Forest Urchin" Mini Munny!
Created By Kill Taupe using a Kidrobot mini Munny. I love his "wooden" mask, color and little bits of moss. He may just be my new all time mini Munny favorite. You can find him over here.
Here is a link to a previous post featuring other Kill Taupe mini Munny's
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Forest Urchin,
Kidrobot,
Kill Taupe,
mini Munny
Bart Bonte's Factory Balls 3
I've wasted far too much time playing this today. As an industrial design major I really enjoy the process order, component of this game, and it does get hard, and it can be found here.
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Bart Bonte,
Factory Balls 3,
games
A Brief History Of Pretty Much Everything By Jamie Bell
Its like the Cliff notes of animated history, and its very funny.
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Cartoon,
History Lesson,
Jamie Bell
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Boxo106
I am using this post as an opportunity to apologize for the lightness of posts this week, but I have a great excuse I discovered Hulu.com and and got sucked in but I promise to pull myself out as soon as I finish
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abstract,
art prints,
james leese,
rectilinear
Bubbo The Plus Size Toad
I want you all to know that its not as easy as you may think, to keep going to Etsy and finding the coolest monsters for you. Some day's I don't feel like I will be able to find any thing new for you at all. So now you
Clifford Stoll's Acme Klein Bottles Where There's One Side To Every Problem
This is the advertisement for the Klein bottles from Cliff Stoll, which I mentioned about a few post ago (Clifford Stoll's TED talk post) Its as funny as he is and does a good job of reflecting the personality of this great thinker. Here is the disclaimer from his site Acme Klein Bottles -
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Clifford Stoll,
Klein Bottle
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
test49 By Catfurnace
This is test49 created by Catfurnace This happens to be another piece from the Generated Art Group which didn't have to wait around for inclusion here on Steadfast. I want the T-shirt for this. Oh well, to see the rest of the artists photo stream click here.
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abstract,
art,
Catfurnace,
GAG
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Incredibly Inspired Performance Of Sarah Jones At TED
I have admit that I had no idea who she was. I am now better for having seen this and I have to say I laughed my ass off. This is twenty minutes of tour de force comedic genius, enjoy.
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Genius,
Performance,
Sarah Jones,
TED
Boxo107 And A Rant
I had someone try to tell me today that science was bad, modern medicine was bad, and that prayer is the only real way to be whole. She shut up after I told her that I would have died at seven if not for an
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abstract,
art prints,
Fanatics,
Intellegence,
james leese
A Random Chicken Moment
I was e-mailed this the other day by a friend. I have no idea of who took it. Where it was taken, or any thing else. If someone knows, let me in on it and I will update the post, but for now its just a very strange random
Anna And Her Amazing Antlers By Dkoss2
This little piece of awesome is named Anna judging by her bio She's one outgoing monster sure to please. I especially like the colors Dkoss2 chose for her. The green is a beautiful shade which compliments the pink
rand logs40 swr2000 774
This is from an artist named Frank Richter. I really like it. I believe that it was originally text or a screen shot that was processed by frank into this. If I ever figure out the source material I will share it with you. He does happen to belong to the Generated Art Group on Flickr and his stream can be found here.
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abstract,
art,
Frank Richter,
generated art group
The Amazing Mind Of Clifford Stoll
This guy has long been a personal hero of mine who has managed to make huge contributions across a number of scientific fields, from topology to computer science, from education to physics (and Klein bottles) and the whole time being a great inspiration to scientists in all fields.
I will be posting on his Klein bottles shortly. I've been on kind of a kick you know.
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Amazing,
Clifford Stoll,
funny,
Inspiring,
TED
Boxo008
I'm rolling out some new stuff and working on posts. Contemplating the fragility of evil, which may be its defining feature. With the fragility of man evil can consume, but in the end evil itself is destroyed through its own fragility. Any way here's this piece its very recent and can be found here.
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abstract,
art prints,
color,
Evil,
james leese
Haeckels's Art-forms In Nature
I've Posted on this book before and when tempted again I just decided to put up all my favorites at once or at least the white on black pieces. So here they are. Their page at wiki Commons is here.
Klein Bottle Insanity
This is three nested Klein Bottles. Created by Alan Bennett With the apparent objective of making us insane. You can think of this object as a 3-D mobius strip, or three 3-D mobius strips and can be constructed with
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Alan Bennett,
Klein Bottle,
London Science Museum,
Mobius
Eye-stalk Friend, Well What Would You Name It?
Anyone who knows me knows I love eye-stalked tentacled monsters. What could be better? This guy was created by Hillyhill and is entirely needle felted by hand which I can imagine being a real pain the ass. The
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etsy,
Eyestalk Friend,
Hillyhill
Monday, February 8, 2010
The Beautiful Math Of Coral By Margaret Werthiem
This is one of the best TED talks ever given. Anyone with a love of math or biology or crafts or anyone at all even would love to hear this. This is the lady who with her sister are responsible for crocheting an entire coral
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Coral,
Crochet,
Margaret Werthiem,
TED
Spectrum.IV
This piece is by the artist Gwen Vanhee. I really like how different the two halves are. I don't think I would have realized they were the same piece without having seen them together. We call that a diptych and this a very original and beautiful example of one. His photo stream is here. check it out, and his rock'n mullet.
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art,
GAG,
Gwen Vanhee
Boxo105
Some new work for you. I actually had not intended to spend as much time as I did today rendering out work. I ties up my computer an awe-full lot but recently I've begun to become suspicious that my computer
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abstract,
art prints,
james leese,
rectilinear
Geek Dad The Book, And 10 Ways To A Geek Girls Heart!
I think Geek Dad is one of the best things that Wired has to offer and on may 4th the long awaited book will be available. Today at the Geek Dad blog was an timely article on winning the heart of a geek girl, something
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Geek Dad,
Geek Girls Heart,
Wired Science
Cyclops Bunny!
Yes its another one of Stringfellowart's wonderful monster bunnies. I actually know two people who are collecting these guy's, and I get told how much I would love them. I say, well you did find them on my blog
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bunny,
Cyclops,
etsy,
Monster,
stringfellowart
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