How the bean counters cope with stress
If you arrange your beans just right — so that the sunlight is hitting alternating batches from opposite sides, it’s soooo relaxing!
There’s a hole in my weblog
This gulping wound is the creation of Hans Kuiper, a Dutchman whose website is a visual feast of “Tessellations (Tiles, Tessels or Regular Patterns), Infinity pictures, Optical Art, Minimal Art, Photiles, Optical Illusions, Islamic Art, Auto Stereograms, Company Logo’s, Quilt Patterns and Palindromes” and digital art inspired by his countryman MC Escher.
I’ve tried replicating some of his effects with Photoshop and ImageReady and I gotta tell ya, they’re a lot of work! Get your new company logo from Hans if you dare.
Remember, you’re still in my power
Ah, haven’t had a good old-fashioned optical illusion hanging on the wall of Dali House in a long time. So relaxing!
Still Beevering away
Further to our recent envious mutterings about wealthy artists, Dali House’s American idol Terri submits evidence (see below) of just how simple it is for a skilled craftsman to come up with the filthy lucre.
It’s that chalk-covered Englishman Julian Beever again, who has tunnelled illusionary holes in this blog before. See the rest.
Streams of subconsciousness
I think Bob Dylan’s got something to say about this …
People disagreeing on all just about everything, yeah,
Makes you stop and all wonder why.
Why only yesterday I saw somebody on the street
Who just couldn’t help but cry.
Oh, this ol’ river keeps on rollin’, though,
No matter what gets in the way and which way the wind does blow,
And as long as it does I’ll just sit here
And watch the river flow.
