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HyperPong:Unified I've finally started working on HyperPong again. I'm re-writing it in Unity (to force me to finally learn it), and I must say, it's

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Failed 3D print?

Or commentary about the country's relationship with bees?

You be the judge.

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Here is my first finished crochet project: a scarf/shawl.

I improvised on this project rather than following an existing pattern. However, I’ve tried to recreate an approximate pattern of what I did below:

I used a K-sized (6.5mm) crochet hook and Lion Brand Jiffy yarn (100% acrylic, Bulky). Color A was Caffe, B was Denim, and C was Camel; I used one skein of each.

Chain as long as you want the scarf in color A, complete two rows of single crochet.

Switch to color B, complete two rows of single crochet.

Switch to color C, complete two rows of single crochet.

Switch to color A, one row of single crochet. Turn. Double crochet in every other stitch (alternating stitches and skips), make sure to leave the top of each stitch loose. Turn.

Switch to color B, one row of single crochet, making two stitches in each hole made by the previous row’s double crochets. Turn. As before, double crochet in every other stitch, leaving the top loose. Turn.

Switch to color C, one row of single crochet, again making two stitches in each hole. Turn. Complete a row of single crochet.

Using tapestry crochet, stitch two single crochets of color A, two single crochets of color B, then two single crochets of color C, making sure to carry the unused colors in each stitch. Repeat down the length of the row. Turn.

As before, cycle two single crochets each of colors A, B, and C. Depending on the length of your rows, you may need to offset or reverse the color transitions to match with the previous row, as to your preference. Turn.

Switch to color C, two rows of single crochet. Turn.

Switch to color B, double crochet in every other stitch. Turn. Single crochet a row, placing two stitches in each hole as previous.

Repeat previous step with color A.

Complete two rows of single crochet each with colors C, B, and A. Slip stitch in each stitch of the final row.

Turn the work 90 degrees and work a row of single crochet into the side of each stitch using color C, then a row in color B. Repeat for the other end of the scarf.

Secure and weave in all ends.

Enjoy, and let me know if anything is unclear.

My First Finished Crochet Project Here is my first finished crochet project: a scarf/shawl. I improvised on this project rather than following an existing pattern.

that feel when: a rare mold digests your art project

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Quality Phrases with Coreyisms: Stork Envy

Stork Envy: when all your friends have babies and you’re overcome with jealousy and want one yourself.

Based on a mis-hearing.

I made this some time ago, don't remember if I posted it already.

I took a class the past semester titled Color 1; these are the three color studies I produced for the class:

Color Studies I took a class the past semester titled Color 1; these are the three color studies I produced for the class:

Whenever I finish a paining, I feel bad about wasting all of the still-wet paint on my palette, so I usually make a quick abstract piece by smearing it over a space canvas. Some of them came out fairly nice:

Excess Paint Art Whenever I finish a paining, I feel bad about wasting all of the still-wet paint on my palette, so I usually make a quick abstract piece by smearing it over a space canvas.

I made this typewriter sculpture out of steel wire for a sculpture class. It took about 30 hours of work over a week to complete.

Wire Typewriter Sculpture I made this typewriter sculpture out of steel wire for a sculpture class. It took about 30 hours of work over a week to complete.

Project Update – Leap Motion: openFrameworks Integration I got the Leap Motion controller working with openFrameworks today and created a very basic hand visualizer.

I got a Leap Motion

I got a Leap Motion controller today. The Leap Motion is a USB peripheral that tracks hand motion in three dimensions using IR cameras. The API seems data-rich and easy to use, and I’m excited to see what digital art I can create using it.

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