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I sell shirts through redbubble and pretend to be an artist. This blog sometimes contains my own stuff, but mostly examples of art, illustrations and films that inspire me.
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Matthew Woodson

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posted 9 Feb 2010
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killingbambi:

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posted 8 Feb 2010
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definatalie:

Ruh roh!

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posted 7 Feb 2010
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najeroux:

cigarettesandrippedtights:

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posted 7 Feb 2010
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Oh that poor snake oil salesman! (via Skeptic’s Book of Pooh Pooh)

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posted 6 Feb 2010
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plauk: Digital painting, a couple of hours.

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posted 6 Feb 2010
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“But to totally pull out of my ass a quote that I read a long time ago, and that stuck in my head, but I have no idea where I read it: at some point we had philosophy, and then a couple hundred years ago, that started changing, and this thing called science was born. And a lot of people didn’t want to think in the scientific way, and thereby excluded themselves from the most relevant discussions of the meaning of our world that are possible right now. Because those discussions are grounded in scientific observation, and experiments, and empirical validation. And it’s a different kind of rhetoric than what now happens in philosophy, and criticism of literature and art. And what [this person] said was, that he felt that there was perhaps even a kind of bitterness between the art people and the scientifically grounded people, because perhaps the art people felt that they did end up on the wrong side of the discussion, that they were missing something.”

—Jonathan Blow, creator of Braid (via AV Club)

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posted 5 Feb 2010

This is an old screenplay of mine colour coded by timeline. The last time I touched this thing was in 2007 and I haven’t completed anything close to a draft of it since 2005. It looks like it needs defragging.