Some of you may know that I worked at the ROM in the summer of 2004. While I was there, I met the people who worked in the design department; they assigned me to trace a map of Cyprus that would be transformed into a limestone carving. Within that time frame, I lost a huge chunk of my file because I was too stupid by ONLY saving to a portable ( Read more... )

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If you're wondering, I have done work on the Cyprus map. It's about 65-70% done, I think. More to do... so much to do, so little time.


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A few weeks ago I mentioned that I was tracing a topographical map of Cyprus that would be later be turned into a huge limestone carving for the ROM. I am far from done. Anyway, you can see my progress, in case you were wondering.


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To all the Yorkies/university students/people in debt on el-jay ( Read more... )

Yay! It's the weekend, and that means I have time off...

Anyway, I started my job at the ROM, and basically what I do is that I catalogue photographs of the museum's artifacts into their database. For example, look at the galleries of the MET and the British Museum's Compass - that is what the ROM wants to build. Anyway, I work in an old sound ( Read more... )