Justin and I spent a good part of tonight hanging out at the Artful Dodger. We talked some about work but drifted into art, our friends, the hunger that seemingly drives all of us… and made our way to topics beyond computers and our day to day work crap. Actually, the conversation was very good. …
The Music Animation Machine. Big thanks to persist, for some very kind words about my Glenn Gould experiment, and for offering up the link to Stephen Malinowski’s work. You have to (HAVE to) see these QuickTime videos. Take the time to download them and just sit back and enjoy. You’ll need a program to unzip …
I elected to walk home, just because I spend so much time sitting that I wanted to stretch my legs a bit. On the way back, I tried to find Bryan J. Hyman’s sign but discovered it was missing.
I met up with Mary for a few drinks at Danny’s. We met here a few months back, when we were celebrating Christine’s birthday. I had a good time talking with her about art and the whole creation process in general. To my shame, I was apparently almost 15 minutes late meeting her, even though …
As I left Mary, Elizabeth and Elaina… I walked by the funeral home on Wood and Cortland. On the balcony, I noticed this huge, almost surreal Easter Bunny – the kind that’s inflated by a generator and lit from the inside. I stopped to take a picture of it, got out my camera, and just …
Most people have separate heart and love lines on their palms. Felix has one big line that spans the width of his entire right palm. He's told that this is "lucky."
As a kid, Felix starred in a television commercial for a toy called "Linkits." He's never seen the toy beyond that day, but can still hear the theme song in his head.
On July 13th, 2002, Felix nearly killed himself when he put a Tombstone pizza in the oven and then promptly fell asleep on the couch for the remainder of the night. He almost won a Darwin Award.
