A very unconventional way to decorate one’s body. I would be reluctant to let this guy do my tattoo, but at the same time he’d be one of the first I would go to.

See more of his work on his website: www.yourmeatismine.com

Suse vivo vixi victum reduco is ea id creatura absit decessus a facultas Linux! Dev root, dev root!

One of the weirdest articles I’ve ever read. It’s cool though, I might try this one day.

Click and then refresh for new nonsense!

Still work in progress, max number of words is 5.

Here’s my three year old showreel. Now that I see it again, it looks sort of dated, but some shots in there are okayish and the music is good.

Music Credits:

Just refactored the Box2DFlashAS3 physics engine version 2.1a, removing the b2 prefixes to improve readability.
Of course in C++ (the original language in which Erin Catto wrote Box2D) it is probably practical to have unique class names, but since in AS3 we have a classpath, there really is no need to make class names more cryptical.

Get it here: Box2DFlashAS3 2.1a_refactored

Note that I just copied the package and only changed most of the class names, this means that the provided examples do not compile, you can still use them as a reference though.

So cool! By James Hance. He also does paintings with star wars figures in unexpected contexts. See it on Artbreak.

Here’s a cool video exploring the (rather unsettling) details of the Mandelbulb (a computer generated shape).

Want to know more about this strange shape?

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If you haven’t played this yet, check it out. It’s a classic point & click adventure (like Monkey Island) with beautiful graphics and enchanting music.

I don’t know you, but I will never forget you!