No picture for this one. Just workin' late, feelin' mighty groggy. Decided to take a break, and watch a couple downloaded movie trailers. Caught one for a new movie about the Moon landings, and I got to thinking about all those conspiracy theories, the one where they say the whole thing was faked. Now, I'm hardly what you'd call an expert in anything that doesn't involve getting struck with anvils, so I have no intelligent opinion on space travel. But I AM a human being living in the early 21st century, so I think I'm qualified to form an opinion about THAT.
Ahem.
I think the reason we're so ready to believe the moon landings were faked is that the current crop of human human beings isn't very comfortable with the idea that humanity is capable of amazing things. If we were to believe in ourselves and in our neighbors, it would throw all our towering failings into sharp relief, and we might feel motivated to get up off our collective asses and do something about them. It's much easier (not to mention fashionable) to believe that everyone is stupid and there's no way people could do anything in the least remarkable, and therefore anything that SEEMS remarkable must be a lie. Then we can sink back into our swamp of sitcoms and salty snacks.
I'll throw this concept atcha, a conspiracy theory to rebut a conspiracy theory:
What if the "evidence" supporting a faked moon landing was actually created and circulated by the government as part of a campaign to a) prevent us from actually expecting anything out of them, and b) to keep us thinking that humanity is useless and there's no hope for the future, so that we stay nice and quiet and we won't go around Accomplishing Things that may disrupt the almighty Status Quo?
That oughtta keep the nut jobs busy. Next post, when I've gotten a bit of rest, I'll go back to the goofy drawings.
Promise.
The comments and views expressed here do not reflect those of my employer, my doctor, my bookie, or anyone really, including myself.
Friday, July 13, 2007
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
Wizardry of Wizardrousness!
Friday, June 29, 2007
Have some Fire! I got nothin' better to do with it!
One of the guys on my crew did some animation of some stuff being juggled. One of the juggled objects was on fire, but the fire wasn't working right, so I completely re-did it.
We got the revisions, the the juggling animation had to change, and my fire became useless. Ah, well. So, on to the blog it goes!
Exciting, no?
We got the revisions, the the juggling animation had to change, and my fire became useless. Ah, well. So, on to the blog it goes!
Exciting, no?
Thursday, May 31, 2007
Pain, Progress Bars, and Prestidigitation



I'll often draw while waiting for renders, more fun than watching the progress bar, but I got stuck for a subject, so I drew myself waiting for a render. It's the kind of "real life" moment that makes for Great Art.
Same thing for the post-it note drawing, there. Had a bad headache that day. Al Jaffee's done it better, but did he have a headache at the time? Huh? Possibly. Never met the man.
Also, been on a bit of a Zatanna kick lately. Not sure why, barely know anything about the character. It's probably all the backwards talking, now that's sassy!
Saturday, May 05, 2007
Because Sometimes, you HAVE to post SOMETHING
Feel that?
That's what's left
Bearing down
Crow shadow
Barking mad orders
from black marble eyes.
Feel that?
That your know
Slipping out a side door
The thief that stole you
Simple, stupid.
Feel that?
Feel that?
Feel that?
Yeah, I know. But there comes a time when you have to post something cryptic and pretentious. It's in the blogging rules.
Yarg.
That's what's left
Bearing down
Crow shadow
Barking mad orders
from black marble eyes.
Feel that?
That your know
Slipping out a side door
The thief that stole you
Simple, stupid.
Feel that?
Feel that?
Feel that?
Yeah, I know. But there comes a time when you have to post something cryptic and pretentious. It's in the blogging rules.
Yarg.
Sunday, April 29, 2007
Monday, April 23, 2007
Random Story Art

Been picking away at a short for a while now....which is quite painful, the doctor keeps telling me I should stop...anyway, here's a bit of story /development drawing here. Cute, vivacious, maniacally homicidal pixie, Mabel "May Day" Mote, vexes our two heroes.
Yeah, I said it. "Vexes"!
Kirby Crackle is fun, even if you don't do it right.
Sunday, April 01, 2007
Monkey Can't Sleep
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
Beelzebarney
'nother Rat
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