Daily Fable

I’m trying to draw more in my moleskin. I’m about halfway through the one I got all the way from December, which is pretty sad. I try to carry it around with me, but I usually only keep it in my suit jacket pocket and I really dont have much time to be doodling at work. Anyways, here are a few pages!

www.lamebook.com <–amazing concept. this must be supported by my three loyal blogreaders after 3 months of inactivity. I am fully moved out of my previous house after the 30th, so expect many many many updates of all kinds of art in may. Thanks for being patient, friends!!!

I’m genuinely embarrassed by the terrible photo quality, but I still have to make due with this stolen walgreens polaroid 2 megapixel crapcam. THANKS FOR STEALING MY CAMERA TARA

12×15 Acrylic on Canvas

I found this pretty creepy clay animation on youtube. Apparently it was banned from TV. Cool!

I stumbled onto this incredible website that has a ton of archived Flickr photos all organized by color. You select up to 10 colors from a palette and it will find all of the photos that correspond with those colors. I just dicked around with this for 20 minutes and had a hell of a time. Enjoy!

Good lord!

Also OMG VIVIAN IS GOING TO VISIT ME FOR SXSW HOORAY.

I am a magnet for things hitting me. I was driving 20 miles an hour down guadalupe and this old lady on a bicycle swerved right into my car and fell over. I stopped and got out and tried to help her and she kept apologizing and said she was fine. Christ. I seriously hate cars

Pardon the terrible photo quality, I’m using this really cheap digital polaroid camera I found in my house after Claire’s birthday party. If it is yours, you can have it back!

I just found out about an amazing puzzle game that just came out called Crayon Physics Delux. You basically draw things in order to make a ball reach it’s destination, and it is done really well. Their website houses a free demo, and the full game is a moderately priced 19.95.  The ingame music is amazingly soothing too! Here is a video of the game in action.

Crayon Physics Deluxe from Petri Purho on Vimeo.