Was going to say the same thing. That or you're some string.
THAT WAS MY BACKUP JOKE. WHY!? I was going to use that when Andrew replied with "No". You thief! Just look at it, it has my names all scribbled over it with permanent marker.
I don't think I've posted here... so here is a picture Apreche took of me at MAGfest
And here are two self-portrait projects of mine.
This is the core of my second electronic self portrait. I wear the device under my clothing, with the buttons in each palm, and plug myself into the wall, in view of the audience. Every interaction in which they shake my hand and speak to me generates a sequence of square-wave tones or pre-recorded phonemes, mirroring their sound pattern. The experience of wearing the device is difficult, as I neither allow myself to speak or gesture in any manner, nor explain the function to the audience. Being tethered to the wall hints that my reliance on technology for imperfect communication restrains my autonomy.
This egg-shaped object glows in a manner intended to simulate the psychological effects of nearness and physical contact on conscious beings. Additionally, once left alone, the object slowly "forgets".
I'd go for slightly bigger sunglasses - as a chap with a larger head myself, it generally looks much better. Doesn't matter if it's just longer rectangles, or you do as I do and go for the full-on Aviators, I recon you'd do a bit better with bigger glasses.
I'd go for slightly bigger sunglasses - as a chap with a larger head myself, it generally looks much better. Doesn't matter if it's just longer rectangles, or you do as I do and go for the full-on Aviators, I recon you'd do a bit better with bigger glasses.
I'm in the big head club, myself. It sucks because I really like John Lennon style round glasses, but just can't pull them off.
I'd go for slightly bigger sunglasses - as a chap with a larger head myself, it generally looks much better. Doesn't matter if it's just longer rectangles, or you do as I do and go for the full-on Aviators, I recon you'd do a bit better with bigger glasses.
I'm in the big head club, myself. It sucks because I really like John Lennon style round glasses, but just can't pull them off.
Try with a wider bridge, so that the arms are roughly level with your head, and slightly larger lenses. The lens size isn't the problem, really, the big problem is the frame - it looks odd when they're not level with the side of your head.
@vaguelyweird Love the blue streak in the hair, keep rocking that
actually let it lapse while finishing up death school. been contemplating a ruby-red, but it's probably more maintenance than I care for. probably going to cut most of my hair off soon, so will wait until afterwards to avoid stylist tsk-ing.
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And here are two self-portrait projects of mine.
This is the core of my second electronic self portrait. I wear the device under my clothing, with the buttons in each palm, and plug myself into the wall, in view of the audience. Every interaction in which they shake my hand and speak to me generates a sequence of square-wave tones or pre-recorded phonemes, mirroring their sound pattern.
The experience of wearing the device is difficult, as I neither allow myself to speak or gesture in any manner, nor explain the function to the audience. Being tethered to the wall hints that my reliance on technology for imperfect communication restrains my autonomy.
This egg-shaped object glows in a manner intended to simulate the psychological effects of nearness and physical contact on conscious beings. Additionally, once left alone, the object slowly "forgets".
Did I do it right?
"James Earl Jones is a BLACK MAN!"
This is me after shaving and about to go to sleep while watching Downtown Abbey
@vaguelyweird Love the blue streak in the hair, keep rocking that
@Creamsteak DID WE NOT TELL YOU TO AVOID PANEL 3!
@Sonic I suggest getting some professional head shots with that look before you lose it
@La Petit Mort WACKY SMACKY DO *Jazz hands*
and this is a picture of him with his crazy eyes (also tie)
Like cough syrup, those things taste.
Timo and Luke eating the most awesome chocolate ice cream in Helsinki.
I love these little guys from Wind Waker. Makar