Final Atari Box
Started this project in late October but was REALLY stuck. The central image was uninspiring and broke from the style of the first boxes. I just couldn’t find artwork from Continue Reading →
Author Archives: Winston Smith
You thinker. You think things.
“All alone or in twos, the ones who really love youWalk up and down outside the wall.” I had to watch Licorice Pizza a second time because I wasn’t sure Continue Reading →
Weekend 636.0 (Flamingo Pink, Amethyst Lacquer, and Turkish Green)
“If one color were removed from everyday sight, do you think anyone would notice? How about two or three colors?” — Carrie Bucalo (1) Brompton celebrates 50th with new models Continue Reading →
Limestone Roof Annual Report
I have seen the future. This was generated by ChatGPT. (1) Inaugural Limestone Roof Annual Report (2) “I have seen the future:” Norman Bel Geddes and the General Motors Futurama Continue Reading →
Midweek Grab Bag
(1) OTDH: Robert E. Lee surrenders (History) (2) Paul Dukas, a Sorcerer, and a Mouse (The Imaginative Conservative) (3) Best of X for the day:
Relegation Day (Southampton FC)
For the second time in three campaigns Southampton FC is relegated. The once venerable club and pride of the south has clueless/greedy owners (SR), poor managers, and lazy/turgid talentless players. Continue Reading →
The Sea of Fog
Two from Murakami: “As time passes, memory, inevitably, reconstitutes itself.” / “Music has that power to revive memories, sometimes so intensely that they hurt”
Kingdom Hearts
Tetsuya Nomura has some things to say (or not) about fruit lore. RelatedKingdom Hearts 20th Anniversary (PII)KH3
Has it held, the warm June weather?
Why are British FILMS so good? I watched Love, Rosie on TUBI and it’s a beautiful movie. The other movie I watched while travelling was What If and it was Continue Reading →
Weekend 635.0
“Disney is about destroying America.” — Culture Casino (1) Goodyear’s Retro Airship Graphics Celebrate 100 Years of Blimpin’ (Car & Trend) (2) “The Bigger the Government, the Smaller the Citizen” Continue Reading →