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Enjoy a fast night ride aboard this bus later in the day, after dark, at:
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" When an object is put aside, not to be returned to for a while, it will lie fully ignored until used again. Objects which lie unmoved for more than about 48 hours usually become invisible to the INTP, until such time as he has a use for them again. For other temperaments whose need for tidiness and order in a house is strong, this lack of concern in this area may seem despairing. For the INTP, however, no problem exists. Corners of rooms, table tops and cupboards may become cluttered with objects, but while they don't move they remain effectively invisible and are unimportant. "
At least my on-screen XML is neatly formatted. And that's what counts.
This is the final product. I was still working on Bobo Fair, so I just did the presentation, mock up, draft, art directing and helped a little here and there with the design. Ocky, Ardi and Macan did most of the work.
Heres what I did at work today. It's not complete, but I had to share it. I really am enjoying working on this piece... will post the finished piece when it's done.
like my rad headset?
i save the world from damaged dvds and empty queues! and take silly self portraits.
Here's a new cover for the Venice Chronicles I've just started
watercoloring. I'll try and post a step by step of the coloring.
A bunch of new people in the office, so they needed characters (so they don't feel left out). The Phantom sprang into action!
Sorry about the poor quality picture, but trying to document my work as it develops. this is a new section of the display that will be on show next week, see www.facebook.com/auckltg
The people seem happy enough (well, they are going home) but here the scale suggests that they do not matter as much as the buildings and the work they do in them. I hope the "focal emphasis" suggests this, or does it just look like I can't focus my camera?