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I've been experimenting with a new tool, ActionScriptPainter. It's similar to ArtRage in that it attempts to approximate natural media, but 1) it's online, and 2) it automates the process of creating a "painting" from a photograph. Like Photoshop filters, but prettier and more realistic ( Read more... )

Dear anons, ILU too!!! ♥ ♥ ♥

( A couple of artlulz drawings )

What is ljgate? "If you have problems with access to livejournal.com, use this service!... Please note: Your password is never stored at our servers!" I'm there, and so are you. I have no idea if it caches or not, or how it affects your inclusion in search engines.

I should do an updated " how I've tricked out my lj" post, but I don't even know ( Read more... )

First, a rec for a Supernatural meta vid, Still Alive by counteragent ["A survey of (mostly S3) SPN fandom: Some wank, some politics, and a ton of awe-inspiring GENIUS."] I really, really like this vid, and the more I watch it, the more details I find. (Full disclosure, it makes mention of some things I made. *flails*) It's about SPN fandom: the joy, ( Read more... )

I was sad that artpad is still broken and shows no signs of ever working again, but then I found Queeky. It's buggy and the ToS is lulzy, but maybe those things will be worked out ( Read more... )

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I watched Knight Rider and then I poked around at zefrank.com. Scribbler is a little toy that creates sketches based on your line drawing.

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Title: Hatch Lube
Fandom: Lost
Media: Inkscape, Photoshop
Notes: (I have a new toy, Inkscape open source vector graphics editor.) I've only seen up to mid season three of Lost, and I know absolutely nothing about Lost fandom. But from the solitary google hit for "dharma initiative lube," I get the idea that this might be a fanon cliché. Hey, ( Read more... )

20/20 did a show recently on the subject of happiness, including a segment on the Blue Zones project which ranks countries by their relative happiness. I don't know what criteria they use to judge such a thing, but apparently Denmark's the happiest country in the world, Singapore's the happiest country in Asia, and Italy's the unhappiest country ( Read more... )