Another for the 100 bits of bike 100 project.

$28,000 damage

Short Sharp Shock of Sadness

bit.ly/1qTSrN6 via bit.ly/1rTGzpU

Give back my 8 bit!!!

Oh, those times...

but i'll get over it.

Tiny little Shetland Pony. He's about 5 years old.

framed assemblage of found materials - $100

Bit chilly up here compared to the South . . . have to say at the moment not much of a fan of these temps. :) Still have a bit more North to go. . . . adding the layers as I go.

Sunset on the road to Blacks Gap near Wilpena Pound, South Australia.

Wartime in the Cotswolds weekend.

www.gwsr.com

Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent

Emerging from the forest is the typical architecture of Helen, Georgia, of which Füssen, Bavaria, Germany, is its sister city.

Rollei 35SE, Fuji Provia (expired), home processed. North Haven, Maine.

This is bit is fairly new, how long it will be there is anybody's guess. The older generation will remember this dyke well, this bit is nice and clean, the rest of it is in an awful condition. No more Sticklebacks or Minnows, no Newts out of the drains in the road that led to Spillers. A school boys paradise gone for ever.

This is another 8 bit dunny created by me.

(Peskimo's 3" dunny from the ye olde english series by Kidrobot.)

I think I gave myself carpal tunnel trying to draw this with the mouse. It took me like 20 minutes! To think this is how we drew on computers 26 years ago.

I still remember the day I got my first Wacom tablet. ;)

Lyme Regis, Dorset

I'm screen printing some holiday goodies. What's not visible here is megaman and a quick little mallard eluding certain death by a NES bundled light gun circa 1985

Urban Scaffold Bits

thoughts on the composition? does the angle seem quite awkward?

Solution: pull non-drive side up a bit, make the dropouts parallel

That difference in the dropouts from the previous pic in this album can be seen again in the difference in the dropout alignment tool. Bending the drive side blade up here will get the dropouts concentric and fix the mis-matched rake issue.

Bit wet out today.

Go! Go! Go! See more photos on Flickr! bit.ly/1gLvXXF

bit.ly/2hmqPv8

8/28, 2005, featuring only electronic-folk,

special edition poster designed by Wang Zhi-Hong Design

Bit of a cake for xmas for lunch!

week 12/52

didn't turn out how I pictured it....

you guys rock with you're collages, mine never turn out how I want!

Trying to get shots of trains at Bluebell railway resulted in this.

Crumar Bit 99 black

Bit too high key?!

Google Maps 8-bit for NES was a Google gift for April Fools 2012.

Maps and also Google Street View could be viewed in the iconic pixellated style of the 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment Systems.

I went around and took some "photos" - screen captures of my monitor while viewing iconic and favourite places I have been in the world, and this image is one of them.

See all the images in the Google Maps 8-bit for NES photo set.

From Google:

"Google Maps is now available for 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment Systems (NES). Availability in Google Store is TBD but you can try it on your browser by going to maps.google.com and clicking "Quest" in the upper right hand corner of the map. Also...

Happy April Fools 2012!"

Still taking shots of some of my old tools.

Thanks for visiting folks, you are the best!

TGIF!!!