These two are fairly big originals (rougly 16×20 inches) so I couldn’t scan them,
so excuse the relatively poor “scans” (aka, photos with my digital camera…)

I’m glad I have no style. Or at least, no overwhelming urge to act on that style.

It seems like every time I see a piece of furniture I like, and then when I
look at the price, it’s insane. Of course, I’m also cheap. Could be related.

Guess thats why my apartment has nothing on the walls, and a handful
of mismatched furniture. I tend to think of it as “lazy minimalist white trash”.

Latest example of this is flat file cabinets. Like the kind you use for
storing blueprints. I think that would be very nice. Alas, they are
insanely expensive.

Result of a two hour meeting.

ugh, snow

code code code…
test test test…
break break break…
bugzilla bugzilla bugzilla…
stare stare stare…
fix fix fix…

repeat.

The monday meeting again, this time it was a short meeting, so a fairly
small doodle.

cuboro
wood block based marble run kits. Neat.

Hmm, a weekend.

Went and got mattes and frames for some of the bigger doodles. Felt a little
odd doing that. Something about actually framing something seems to
imply that I think it’s “art” or something, but alas.

Upon framing and matting a couple, and standing back and looking at
them, one thing occurred to me. Those doodles are weird.

Made the bad decision of starting a doodle on a 18×24 inch
piece of paper about midnight saturday. Managed to stop
sometime around 5am. This time an experiment with paint
markers. It’s big if nothing else.

Went to Cat Cradle last night to check out another friend
from Winston-Salem’s band, this time
Wafer Thin