This may be a Transformer
At last, a site dedicated to rooting out the cybernetic organisms hiding in plain sight:
Transformer Sightings
They're everywhere, man!
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May 1, 2010This may be a TransformerAt last, a site dedicated to rooting out the cybernetic organisms hiding in plain sight: They're everywhere, man! Posted at 2:54 PM | Comments (0) October 5, 2009More webcomic linksI discovered these links after the webcomics in question advertised on the Transformers Wiki: The Dreamland Chronicles - Not a gag-a-day comic, but one ongoing story, all rendered in movie-quality CGI. The Dreamland Chronicles tells the story of Alex, who suddenly finds himself dreaming of the same fantasy world he dreamed of as a young child and has to deal with encountering the same characters he knew long ago, only grown up. Weesh - and at the other end of the spectrum, Weesh, which is a gag-a-day strip (or at least every few days) and with a clean, simple drawing style. Three kids have a strange animal named Weesh, who has the power to grant wishes, so long as he gets enough licorice. Both comics are family-friendly. Posted at 9:21 PM | Comments (0) July 7, 20091911 Encyclopaedia BritannicaI have found something awesome. The 1911 edition of Encyclopaedia Britannica Already I have learned: London is: "the capital of England and of, the British Empire, and the greatest city in the world" Obviously this is all true, because it was in an encyclopaedia. Posted at 12:26 AM | Comments (0) May 3, 2009Shamus Young's Procedural CityI've been following with interest Shamus Young's project to create a Procedural City. He's posted a video to his blog, which you can watch below and read a bit about the creation of in his latest post. I was surprised at how well the effect works! Posted at 12:46 PM | Comments (0) January 24, 2009Prisoner and Doctor Who themed comicsI have two links! Back in the Village - an ongoing comic based on cult series The Prisoner and The last couple of weeks of Player Versus Player - have been full of Doctor Who goodness. Posted at 6:47 PM | Comments (0) January 18, 2009The Universe is a hologramFrom NewScientist: Our world may be a giant hologram Scientists have found that space time may not, in fact, be continuous, but composed of pixels 10-35 metres in size, some hundred billion billion times smaller than a proton. It occurs that if we can determine the exact size of the universe, we can then calculate its resolution. Posted at 11:37 AM | Comments (2) December 8, 2008Mini-golf MadnessI likes me some mini-golf.
Where possible, I've attempted to link to the game on the originating site. Posted at 7:26 PM | Comments (0) June 17, 2008Time's ChampionWhen Doctor Who author Craig Hinton sadly died in 2006, he was in the middle of writing a book. That book has been completed by Chris McKeon and will be published with proceeds going to the British Heart Foundation. You can read about Time's Champion here. From the sketch published on there, the Alister Pearson artwork on the cover looks like it's going to be really nice. Posted at 9:01 PM | Comments (3) May 2, 2008March 26, 2008"The Evil that is Doctor Who""A TROWBRIDGE Christian who renounced the evil of Dr Who in favour of his religion is selling his collection on internet auction website eBay." Posted at 9:07 AM | Comments (5) November 28, 20072D Portal
The idea is you have a portal gun with which you can create portals on flat surfaces, then move yourself or objects from one end of the portal to the other. You use this ability to solve logic puzzles in order to get from the entrance of a room to the exit. Most of the early levels are easy - they start to get fiendishly hard somewhere around level 30... The nastier levels involve small gun turrets which shoot you with lasers if you stand in front of them too long. I think the worst was level 35, which has a wee warning that it "may cause frustration"... Posted at 12:13 AM | Comments (1) November 14, 2007Random EmbroideryBack in 1993, I did a cartoon for TSV titled What's Really inside a Dalek. Today, I happened upon the fact that someone's created an embroidered patch from it. That was unexpected and also totally brightened up my day! Thank you, Trifarina! Posted at 7:10 PM | Comments (0) November 7, 2007Steampunk DalekVia Boing Boing: I'd been thinking of doing something like that but hadn't gotten around to it. I'm still thinking of having a go at designing an Art Deco Dalek to make up for the design we didn't get in Daleks in Manhattan. :) Posted at 6:20 PM | Comments (3) October 3, 2007Crossover: Doctor Who meets Star Trek meets Transformers?Spotted on alt.toys.transformers: Regarding the Saucer design on the second page, I'm not entirely sure they've accounted for the entire bulk of the saucer section of the Enterprise-D in that design. Larger scans of the artwork would be nice... Posted at 7:54 PM | Comments (1) September 30, 2007Pretend to be a Time Traveler DayVia blinovitch it's... Pretend to be a Time Traveler Day! Mark your calendar - December 8th! I would be from the Global Warming future, and be wearing water-wings and a flutterboard strapped to my back. Constantly falling over because I never learned to walk, and periodically splashing myself with water to keep my skin moist. Fake gills also a possibility. Yes. Posted at 12:03 AM | Comments (0) |
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