Walkabout

So here is the first animated short film Walkabout from my short story of the same title.as i mentioned in an earlier post, it was made with Anime Studio pro, Photoshop cs6 and Audacity. It's the story of my attempt to get home one night. check out the short film here

The new website (under constuction)

http://oneloveengineering.com/

The Headless Bartender

  The bartender is Smiley. He has no head. Talks with his hands.  Customers think he is a good listener. The regulars know he ain’t listening. Very fast with a good drink, almost as fast with a gun. Tip accordingly.

Make the drink, taste the drink

So the guy has no head....so how does he answer my emails.....

5 Books to beautify your coffee table!

In my other life I am an Artist who writes books. Artbooks and short story anthologies mostly. for the first time I'm putting them all in one place for those who don't think there can ever be to much of a good thing. Enjoy:

 What we have, is an encyclopedia guide, only partially comprehensible, to an alien universe. It's really an art book, but don't expect any explanations. The artwork has the odd quality of textbook illustrations, except for the magnificent color. The artist's work has been compared to Escher, and that's partly valid; the book lies in the uneasy boundary between surrealism and fantasy. available here

 48 pages of a few of the girls hanging out in artist Dante Hadley's portfolio. get this one here.

 26 Days 21 Tarot Cards 21 bios right here, right now.

 Every now and then I wonder why I left the city where I was raised. Kind of like forgetting how painful getting a tattoo is until you start your next one. I wrote this as a reminder of why sometimes leaving home is the best and the worst thing you can do. here

54pgs of Rumours and lies about my old neighborhood. and here.

Review: Codex Katzikaki: a book of pictures by Dante Hadley

  The first thing I noticed about this book was the beautiful cover. Then I noticed it had no writing on it. no title, no name. Don't ask me why.

  Many of the pictures are disturbing, but most are extremely beautiful and visionary. The inventiveness that it took to come up with all these conceptions of a hypothetical land is staggering.
  Some people with whom I have shared this book find me frightening or disturbing in some way. It seems to them to glorify entropy, chaos, and incomprehensibility. There is very little to fasten onto; everything shifts. Yet the book has a kind of unearthly beauty and logic to it, qualities pleasing to a different class of people: people who are more at ease with free-wheeling fantasy and, in some sense, craziness. I see some parallels between musical composition and this kind of invention. Both are abstract, both create a mood, both rely largely on style to convey content...so yeah, MastoDon likes this. Inspite of the fact this ass-monkey keeps turning the name around.