ET, phone beach

Good times courtesy of Bob Dylan

Vinyl brief

Excellent example of attention to detail - notice the reflection of Tom Selleck in the water.

selleckwaterfallsandwich:

Clever blog that shows us VMers that we need to think of the story behind the photo-styling.

catalogliving:

Just in case anyone doubted that Gary and Elaine valued books over television, Gary brought in the secondary book stool to drive the point home.

I am adult enough to admit watching ABC2 this morning, found this show called Soupe Opera, here’s one episode, turn it up. Clever stuff. Probably too difficult for MasterChef.

Have to watch through Youtube, sorry, the cheeky so-and-so’s have disabled something.

Found this business-y site, it’s about statistics and data visualization:   http://flowingdata.com/about/

The labelled graph caught my eye because it’s real pretty, and informative, and can be found at:   http://flowingdata.com/2010/06/09/strata-of-common-and-not-so-common-colors/

Completed brief. If I could insert sound, the little red Beetle would make a hearty ‘brrrrm’ sound.

I think I’m going to be one of those mothers who will forget that their kids are locked in the car, because they are too busy doing Vector.

I did a self portrait, because 1) I’ve become a bit obsessive with it, and 2) I’ve received far too many phone calls and emails from my dedicated blog fans, requesting that I simply must do it.

I went to Melb Zoo a couple weeks ago with Frenchie, my French housemate. We left it too late in the arvo to casually stroll around the zoo, so we had to do it “Amazing Race”-style, with our cameras at the ready in our hands, while we walked hurriedly and pushed people out of the way as we yelled to each other in loud American accents.

Anyway. In our haste, I didn’t fully appreciate the 2 nice (read = AMAZING) photos in which the animals co-operated with me.