I have a crud-ton of pics built up over the last several months that I've been meaning to post; I hope to work through the backlog a bit fairly soon, but as anyone who's been tracking my FB participation lately knows, that may be a total pipe dream on my part. However, it *is* my dream. ;)

Anyhoo, as part of my trip over to Norwescon this year, aibhinn ( Read more... )

A busy day today, and not much time for updates . . . but just quickly, the vet visit went well for the feral kitties, but, as predicted, it's been a rough time emotionally (and physically) for the little guys. They've been kind of quiet/dazed/watchful, but fortunately have not been freaking out, and have learned the use of a litterbox already. ( Read more... )

A Facebook friend linked to this blog entry, "The Book Surgeon", and while I'm normally against mutilation of books, this guy gets a pass for the incredible artistry he achieves. Worth sharing here.

Another post on the same blog also deserves to be passed along: "Little Red Riding Hood's Demise". Despite the title, the images in this photoshoot ( Read more... )

Spoilers if you live under a rock don't already know what the Eleventh Doctor looks like, I guess, but nothing more . . .

I'd say this makes up for a fair number of dodgy Photoshop promos in the past . . . <3

The cat woke me up at 6:30 am, so, here: have a clearing-out of nifty merchandise links:

Science! T-shirts. I want one with the protozoan rodeo rider.

Made With Molecules. Better living through chemistry!

eTies@Amazon.com I think Ianto and the Tenth Doctor both shop here.

Celtic Art & Retro Futuristic Design. "It sounds like an anchovy and ( Read more... )

Here's *another* fascinating "WTF?" type site, where people post about bizarre online arts and crafts being offered for sale. NSFW, thanks to some of the more . . . interesting entries (that freaking wall plaque's gonna give me nightmares or something; who *thinks* like that?), although the most jaw-dropping thing of all for me is some of the * ( Read more... )

This one has a lovely close-up photo, here.

The makers say ". . . [T]hey never broke a single strand, yet the tapestry is as soft as cashmere."

I would love to run my hand over that, even once . . .

The thing about packing up for a move is, it means you find all sorts of stuff that's been lurking in the corners.  I recently found some of my old art files, and thought I might as well scan some of it in for the hell of it.

Once upon a time, in the world of regional fandom, I was far more known as an artist than a writer; even sold art at ( Read more... )

Since I have a moment at work, gmail hates me again (I don't know what it is with gmail, sometimes it refuses to acknowledge my existence), I'm parked by the phone waiting for a callback from a company I'm in the process of ordering critical lab supplies from, and I'm bored, I thought I'd take a moment to repeat the Desktop Meme and pimp my fave ( Read more... )

For anyone who wonders what happened to me yesterday (as in, I didn't manage to get a new chapter of fic up, reply to comments, etc.), it was a weird day, really.  First, as planned, I went and helped out at the Appaloosa Horse Museum's annual Appaloosa Fest; they were in dire need of volunteers, so our Medieval/Renaissance group, learning of their ( Read more... )