I should probably wear a helmet when ridding my bicycle as well…
Panasonic RX-5080 Boombox (circa 1985) playing “Where is my mind?” by the Pixies, being listened to by Beaumont the hound.
The Third & The Seventh on Vimeo
Old school cameras in CG (impressive CG that is).
Queen - Somebody To Love High Definition
I realize it is Elvis’ birthday today, but this clip with the late Freddie Mercury was too impressive to pass up. [Insert obligatory one of the greatest rock vocalists of all time here]
I suggest watching the clip onYouTube itself in HD, or downloading the High Definition 100MB video.
New stamps featuring Calvin and Hobbes. I have not sent a letter in years but maybe this will motivate me to do so.
Aircraft carrier “Under the Bridge” Congrats to Todd on being featured on pictorymag.com’s San Francisco Picture Story Showcase. “My job is just to get myself in the right place and then push the button”, and this he does on a regular basis (bridges, missiles, trains, doors that go places most people will never see, etc) . Check out his flickr page for more.
Panic’s 1982 Atari Themed Artwork
Awesome retro artwork for their current software lineup of Candybar, Coda, Transmit and Unison (the tissues by the side of the computer is gross - hahaha)
This puppy ridding on the MUNI today was awesome. Sat right next to me or leaned into me the entire ride.
Big Wheel Booming System
Originally titled, “FUGAWESOME” by Gregory Lee (via ideaslinger and lots of others)
“The Walkmen - You & Me” on Vinyl
Also included was a coupon to download 320kbps MP3s of the album. Amazon has a nice collection of vinyl to go along with my local record shops Amoeba Music, Rooky Ricardo’s, and Groove Mercahnt
Cilantro, Sun Worshipper Time Lapse
#cilantrowar
in B flat - play these together, some or all, start them at any time, in any order.
Bookmarking this along with an old favorite http://thru-you.com/
Photoshop script to auto ALLCAP your layer sets
Being able to quickly distinguish what is a layer set vs. regualr layer using the move tool is cruicial to my workflow in Photoshop. This script will automatically ALLCAP all layer sets in your document (including those that are nested). Alternatively you could modify this script to insert a * or - in front of your layer sets to suit your style.
I originally wrote a script by hand to do this that traversed the PS Dom but it was incredibly slow. Credit to Mike Hale from ps-scripts.com for his work on using the Action Manager routines and fixing this script for me.
Download here:
http://alexisgallisa.com/misc/AllCapsLayers.zip
Place Script here:
/Applications/Adobe Photoshop CS3/Presets/Scripts/
