Friday, November 27, 2009

image via papertissue

"Hitherto I had encountered only the brick wall of traditional views, but now I came up against the steel of people's prejudice and their utter incapacity to admit unconventional possibilities...

...I realized that one gets nowhere unless one talks to people about the things they know. The naive person does not appreciate what an insult it is to talk to one's fellows about anything that is unknown to them...I came to see that a new idea, or even just an unusual aspect of an old one, can be communicated only by facts." - Carl Jung. 

From Memories, Dreams, Reflections.

Monday, November 23, 2009

Found Text 1

Is Emily Miller a victim of sexism or her own abrasiveness
Sullen guy. Digital. 2009.

This guy has extreme power. It is just. Nobody has recognized it yet.

Another painting of a great medium.



Moina Mathers. Digital painting. 2009.

Might do the Fox sisters next.

Useful cliches.


Get out of your own way.

The perfect is the enemy of the good.

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Saturday, November 21, 2009

Friday, November 20, 2009

Star Ruby

A sketch I did tonight, playing with a new piece of software.

Hidden writing on the Shroud of Turin.


Like the image of the man himself the letters are in reverse and only make sense in negative photographs...

Dr Frale said that many of the letters were missing, with Jesus for example referred to as "(I)esou(s) Nnazarennos" and only the "iber" of "Tiberiou" surviving. Her reconstruction, however, suggested that the certificate read: "In the year 16 of the reign of the Emperor Tiberius Jesus the Nazarene, taken down in the early evening after having been condemned to death by a Roman judge because he was found guilty by a Hebrew authority, is hereby sent for burial with the obligation of being consigned to his family only after one full year". It ends "signed by" but the signature has not survived.

From Times Online.

A new crescendo of meaninglessness.





"So what if Sarah Palin didn't write this book? Even God used early scribes to write the Bible." -Moe Lang, Amazon.com commenter.

Via Jezebel. Art by Man Ray.