Dear Mr. Newman. We made this for you. Love, some movie guys.
-
from the glyphpress
Category Archives: art
The German — a short about war
February 8, 2012 – 11:25 pm
This is a beautiful little movie. Watch when you have ten uninterrupted minutes.
Captain Estar Likes Colony Drop
November 22, 2011 – 9:00 am
See if this sounds familiar: When I was a teenager, I spent a lot of time hanging out with the guys (not all actual scrotum-toters) from the comic shop. We had a great time, on the whole, though we got into the stuff you get into when you spend a lot of time with the [...]
Getting to know a bee
November 16, 2011 – 9:19 am
A few weeks ago, Carrie and I spent an hour at the Smith College Botanical garden, enjoying the warm weather a week before the terrain-altering snowstorm hit. The bees were taking advantage of the situation, too. You’ll want to view this lady full-screen and 720p if you can.
Kodrek rules, version 1.0
August 25, 2011 – 3:23 pm
The 1.0 rules of Kodrek are complete! I’ll be sending boards out to all the Kodrek-level Kickstarter backers just as soon as printing is complete. The timing means that I’ll also be entering the game in the 1000 Year Game Challenge. It’s got some stiff competition! Kodrek is a game with a funny background. It comes [...]
There’s No Such Thing as a Jellyfish
June 8, 2011 – 8:17 pm
Still backlogged on actual articles, but also still agog at the wonder of the universe.
Cassini Mission
June 2, 2011 – 4:14 pm
CASSINI MISSION from cabbas on Vimeo. I’ve got some stuff I’m writing, but I’ve got this backlog of amazing things I want to show everyone. This is one of them. It’s made out of Cassini’s photos as it flew by Saturn and some of its moons by a “space fan”. There are some parts of [...]
Aliens Have Edges: The Storm Sailors of Relimeët
April 21, 2011 – 9:00 am
When the Contactor Temporary Reduction in Entropy arrived in orbit around Relimeët, its members found themselves in intense debate over the proper location for their elevator. The environment faced them with extreme hostility. Two stable Coriolis storms slowly orbited the equator-spanning ocean of the planet, spinning off unpredictable eddies of smaller hurricanes and ruling out [...]