St. George's Bay, Nova Scotia

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Cabot Trail, NS

no rules, no limitations, no boundaries it's like an art

Strobist info:

285HV behind the subject directed towards the wall with green gel at 1/4

285HV with umbrella on the left at 1/4

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"There's a human being inside that meatsack."

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Build a Mystery...

"Try to make sense of that cracked out K-Os, Seems complicated but it's really so simple"

New Order

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Book + 7" Picture Disc :

David Shrigley

Brain Activity

Hayward Publishing

2012

7" Picture Disc

A . I Live In Your House

B . Monkey

Hayward Publishing

2012

Card :

David Shrigley

You Have No Fucking E - Mails

Drawing

2004

GMA Floppy Disk :

David Shrigley

My Entire Life

Drawing

2007

iTunes :

Joy Division

Isolation

Factory

FAC25

GMActivity ...

Final Logo Design

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"Neurons let loose at nite. Waves of nothing and everything, big and small, hot and cold, fat and furious."

"And she goes a little something like this..."

Highway Drive-By

We are beings of light

David Shrigley

Brain Activity

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts

The mean beast of my nightmares.

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(wtf is this?)

"There should be less people more like you."

Crystal Cliffs, Nova Scotia

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"Spiral Galaxy? Shadow Galaxy! Hollow Galaxy."

Thoughtknots

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Highway Drive-By

New Chucks & Tattoo

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EEG brain study. Subject undergoing an electro- encephalogram (EEG) test to study his brain activity during mathematical problem-solving. The 128 electrodes attached to his head each read the electrical potential of a different part of his brain. A simple (and incorrect) equation is seen on the monitor at lower left, with his brain activity shown on the one at centre left. His reactions to equations reveal which parts of his brain control the ability to understand mathematics. Studies such as this allow insight into the learning process and give an understanding of the development of the brain.

Gee, my brain activity looks an awful lot like the mid-infrared spectrum of the dense interstellar medium. I guess I have work on my mind!