bye bye 2014, hello 2015.

waiting for a turn to sing.

not waiting for a chance to dance.

convivial new year's eve karaoke fête at karl and robin's. we talked, we sang, we drank and had great h'ors d'oeuvres, and wore cool, artisinal hats.

demo reel update, 31dec14.

demo reel update, 31dec14.

december 2014

freshly gilded at the art museum.

lurking.

ornament.

jim thorpe.

jim thorpe.

just outside of jim thorpe.

former train way.

walk downtown.

golden hour.

merry gumbie, 2014.

a thought in the ether.

if I had a dog, his name would be "Friend."

people who do good stuff.

revised links page.  

persons I know or whose work I like. an outpouring of talent to boggle the mind.

wish I had known of him earlier.

The Art of Richard Thompson from GVI on Vimeo.
Richard Thompson has been called a “cartoonists’ cartoonist.” Find out why in this warm and moving portrait.

bumper, spring 2011, uarts

*sound effects arranged by josh cianciulli.

jr/soph animation screening

selected work from junior & sophomore animation students, including 2D computer, 3D, stop-motion, and many other media.

special presentation this year includes live performances by students from the UArts School of Music, with animation projections.

this screening is free & open to the public.

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a few flyers made for past screenings:

recently thoughtful

interwrestling:

Rupert Sheldrake: the Science Delusion: uncovering the religious dogma of contemporary science

Albert Einstein: Religion & Science: the compatibility of religion and science

Albert Einstein: Religion & Science, revised: Jerry Coyne, the New Republic

Carole Cadwalladr: My Week as an Amazon Insider: pirate capitalism and its effects on social fabric

Monsanto's Pandora's Box: cynical capitalism and the unanticipated side effects of technology











research for a short essay in a class I am currently taking, and these are the research points found while trolling the online jungle for context and justification. thesis: progress, as it manifests itself in contemporary western culture, is the bane of society.

...and here are bits of the wisdom of the Dalai Lama, to end on a positive note.