Saturday, December 24, 2005
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9:29 PM
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Christy and I collaborated on our Christmas card this year. She penciled in a fellow holding a little lamb, I colored it in. Some folks got the printed card - others got an 'iCard'. Some got both. I was toying with the idea of sending the Episode III Nativity around as my digital card....but I felt some folks may not 'get it'. Usually I don't care if I offend people, but in the spirit of the holidays I decided to try and stay on the nice list.
Enjoy.
If you want to get next years card, make sure you sign up to be on the mailing list :-)
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-B
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Saturday, December 17, 2005
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2:52 AM
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It's that time of year again, and I feel like sharing a special photo just for all of you. It's a Star Wars Nativity scene! Specifically from Ep.3.....
Feel free to grab the big versions for your holiday drenched desktops....
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A 1024x768 version..

A 1280x720 version..

Have a nice holiday - whatever ideals you worship or entertain.
-B
Monday, December 12, 2005
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9:18 PM
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Sweeeeeet. Nuff said.
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-B
Monday, November 28, 2005
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12:04 AM
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 Not really. But in the spirit of DIY I entered our fav lil monkey in an adult swim (cartoon network) contest. The prize is for a car, which would be neat-o groovy, but I took it as an opportunity to get off my ass and put an animation together. You'll see two links below, one is to view the submission that I sent to adult swim. It doesn't have any credits, or naughty words and had to be under 20 mb. The other link is an uncensored version, as I prefer to present Paint Monkeys, Inc. It's bigger, and better, and has naughty content that I removed for the sesitive Cartoon Network folks.
I doubt I'll win, as it's pretty offensive material. But, considering what I do see on the air - I'm on par. Either way it's done, and maybe someone will take interest and flip the bill for a full blown pilot episode.
Enjoy. Be patient, the files are big. Wear headphones. Update your QuickTime viewer as I use the H.264 (HD) compression scheme. *Update* I moved the vids to my .mac site so the files would stream faster. You can also download them and share with all your lame friends that don't have high speed internet.
 
-B
Sunday, November 06, 2005
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7:05 PM
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