This is the Christmas card fail. Its the first thing you see when you land on the Blog Rockies Ramblings, It was perhaps the only thing not terrifyingly sweet and bitterly cute. The scariest part was the long list of linked blogs
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Horrifying Portal Into The Secret Worlds Of Cat Ladies
This is the Christmas card fail. Its the first thing you see when you land on the Blog Rockies Ramblings, It was perhaps the only thing not terrifyingly sweet and bitterly cute. The scariest part was the long list of linked blogs
Geales 3
I was going for depth and order. This one took a long time. Both to compose and to render, but the end result of this exploration is 5-6 different images I feel pretty proud of. Let me know if you want to see more. I've
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abstract,
art,
black and white,
Greales,
james leese
Cool Article On Tesla In The Journal
Nikola Tesla achieved many great things and claimed things even greater. Like communicating with Aliens, and the dead. He once threatened to break the world in half. He has inspired a great many inventions both in
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Nikola Tesla,
WSJ
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Focaccio The Troglodyte
How could you not want one of these? Focaccio here eats cheap, (pine needles) and is a noodle knitter! try to find it in your heart to give her a home. She is here from jillpenney and is one of the coolest things I've found today.
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jillpenny,
Monster,
stuffed,
troglodyte
Google Flips China The Bird
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birds,
censorship,
china,
google
Amazing Water Flea Pic
This is the guy who won the recent 2009 Olympus Bioscapes Digital Imaging Competition, Dr Jan Michels a German Zoologist was awarded their top prize for this shot. You can see the runners up here. its worth looking
"The image reveals not only the exoskeleton, but also interior detail down to the nuclei within its cells, seen as tiny, glowing blue dots".
Ripple9 Reposted By Request
Bear with me, I had a conversation about this piece a couple days ago, and thought I would make it easier to find, this is a link to the original post where I babble, and this is a link to its prints.
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abstract,
art prints,
james leese,
red rain,
ripple
Bronnikov Bone Watch 1865
I have been a fan of this watch since I first saw it, at Watchismo of course. The springs and pivots are the only parts not carved from bone. The Bronnikov bone and wood watches were created and produced at a rate of
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Bone Watch,
Bronnikov,
watches,
watchismo
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Meddle, Wow! This Is One Screwed Up Little Guy (in a good way)
What can you say, He wasn't made to be your average stuffed animal. This monster was made to terrify and he does. Its from somebody who goes by LittleCritters00 from Ohio. No info on which asylum, but how many can there be in Columbus? If you feel you can help ease him into society, take a stab at it.
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etsy,
LittleCritters00,
Meddle,
Monster,
stuffed
Ernst Haeckel's Brilliant Book On Artforms In Nature Out Of Copyright
The 1904 Edition of Kunstformen der Natur by Ernst Haeckels is available now for anyone interested. This is one of the greatest collections of nature illustrations and has long inspired the work of countless artists of all sorts. Thanks to age it is now out of copyright and can be found in its entirety right here. at Wikimedia Commons
Hawaii's Missing Moon Rocks Not Really Missing After All!
Thats right found in a locked cupboard
"Lenny Klompus, a spokesman for Hawaii Gov. Linda Lingle, says the rocks were never actually missing. He says state employees knew the rocks were in a secured cabinet, but they didn't know which cabinet." from article
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Found Missing,
Hawaii,
Moon Rocks
Globe By Kim Asendorf
Pretty sweet huh? It was created by an artist named Kim Asendorf a very talented computer artist. Who also happens to be a member of my Generated Art Group On Flickr, and Kim's Flickr stream is here
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art,
Flickr,
generated art group,
Kim Asendorf
Plaid Revisited
This came up the other day and a friend of mine said they couldn't find it and hadn't seen it yet. So here it is. From the set were I tried to break plaid. I know, I'm a monster. its junk is right here
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abstract,
art prints,
james leese,
plaid
Caffeine Soap At United Nuclear
Can't get a enough coffee? need to get dressed faster? Let me know how this works for you. I for one wouldn't use this myself, but I would like to get some for everyone else I know. You can find it here at my favorite science store United Nuclear
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Caffeine,
Caffeine Soap,
Soap,
United nuclear
Adorable Ogre Bunny Monster
This little guy needs a place bad, but look out; he eats everything. Maybe you have some monster carrots? He is created by Stringfellowart and can be found here at Etsy
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bunny,
Monster,
ogre,
stringfellowart,
stuffed
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
John Keats Liked Fanny!
You only have to read his works or a biography to know that he liked Fanny you can learn about it here at an online community for John Keats. I am not sure how often it gets updated, but then how often are we going to
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assman,
Community,
Fanny,
John Keats
The Devil And Mister O, All Here, All For You!
The Devil and Mister O was a syndicated radio program from the seventies but it's content was from the 1940's "Arch Oblers Lights Out" the commercials were new but that was all. In total there were twenty six
This is Complext1, Torn Down And Smoothed Out
Its just like I said "Smooth" I think it and it's predecessor are both great but I got to say this is my favorite of the two. They are my newest work and I hope you enjoy them. Their stuff is here. well this ones at least.
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abstract,
art,
art prints,
design,
james leese
ELEV8 "Benefit Event by Co-Lab West Featuring Local Artists and Music" At BMOCA
So this really for the folks in Boulder. I have a good friend who will be showing at this event her name is Heather Feuerstein it should be a lot of fun for everyone who goes. I unfortunately will be home in a state far away, but, I will
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BMOCA,
Boulder,
Elev8,
Feuerstein
Hey! A Letter From The Editor
"The Editor" Thats me!. This is a huge thank you to everyone who's visited, reviewed us (I'm momentarily a plural, I guess me and the blog are us) commented on us, to us or about us, hell I want to thank everyone who I've posted
I've Got My Yermit and It's Awesome!
I received my Goat Fail Yermit and I love it She came with a laptop and a pizza, She really knows how to travel. I don't consider it a fail in any way. So a very sincere thank you goes out to Jenny Craol at
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goat fail,
Jenny Craol,
laptop,
pizza,
yermit
Blogger Is Broken Once Again
For the last four days when I push that good ol next Blog button to my dismay I find myself staring at one of two Blogs and when I push it again I just get the other one. Don't get me wrong I have nothing against these
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blogger,
james leese,
malfunction,
rant
Aboriginal Folklore Aids In The Discovery Of Craters!
This is a very cool story wherein dream time folklore is used to discover a crater. Anyone who follows the Thunderblogs will have recognized the theme. Which is one where mythology is used to describe ancient: (prehistorical in some cases) events of cosmic (literally) proportions.
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aboriginal,
cosmos,
crater,
folklore,
thunderblogs
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Millie; Awesome, Scary?, Both?
I think it great, I only wish it would make the Hypno-toad sound while it stares at me silently, without moving, just staring, and staring. Made by morninglori over here on Etsy.
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etsy,
Millie,
morninglori,
stuffed
Complext
So I promised some new work and here one is. Its a study in opposition, complexity and interference. all its stuff is right here.
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abstract,
art,
art prints,
james leese
Readability Converts Any Website To Your Own Formating Rules
I can see Arc90's new free tool being great for those with low vision and and for when you want to print text from the web without all the pics and buttons and different text sizes.
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Arc90,
Plug-in,
readability,
Software
Mad Genius Uses Desktop Computer to Extend Pi By Another 123 Billion Digits
Fabrice Bellard is a quite accomplished computer scientist who in addition to this achievement has even figured out how to transmit VHF/UHF signals to your old style TV's using your computer as a broadcaster,
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badass,
Fabrice bellard,
pi
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