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02 December 2009 @ 08:37 pm
La Corda d'Oro )
 
 
02 December 2009 @ 09:31 pm
Almost forgot to do this!

This is your mid-week reminder that you have until Saturday, December 5th, at 10:00 AM Central to submit your icons for this week's challenge.

Information regarding this challenge can be found in this [ post ].

I've received 04 wonderful icons and more are definitely appreciated, so SUBMIT!
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inconceivably: uncomfortable
rhyming with: Gimme Shelter - Rolling Stones
 
 
02 December 2009 @ 03:58 pm
PSD  

Made in Photoshop CS2
Difficulty: Easy

HERE @ [info]pinky_place
 
 
03 December 2009 @ 12:28 am
 
 
inconceivably: hopeful
rhyming with: Thanks To - 東方神起
 
 
 
02 December 2009 @ 12:18 pm
Hey LJers,

I just wanted to let you all know that we are going to be performing some mogilefs maintenance over the next few days. We will be upgrading our current version to latest stable as well as changing some db config information to better handle the amount of files we are currently hosting. This shouldn't cause a big impact on site stability, but you may see some minor delays with userpic / scrapbook images appearing or other requests associated with our mogilefs. We would love to not have that happen, but unfortunately with some of the steps we need to take we have to cause a delay with images. I figured this was a better solution than taking down all of LiveJournal because well lets face it, we all need our daily LJ fix ;)

Thanks,
 
 
inconceivably: dirty
rhyming with: Bad Religion - Stranger Than Fiction
 
 
02 December 2009 @ 02:40 pm
I recently bought a new laptop with windows 7. I installed Photoshop CS3 and everything seemed to be working fine until I tried the Video frames to layers option. This used to work well on my old laptop but now it will only open .mov files (it used to open avi files as well) and when it does there's no play button (or any other button for that matter), so I can't select a range either.

SOLVED. Thank you :)

screencap under the cut )

I tried installing 2387487263 video codecs but that doesn't seem to help at all :(

Does anyone know how to fix this ?
 
 
 
 
02 December 2009 @ 01:13 am
to

Program: PSPX
Translatable: Yes, no selective coloring
Includes: Hue/Saturation, color layers, texture layers, gaussian blur, color balance, and sharpening

A request from [info]slippedaway78

here
 
 
01 December 2009 @ 09:41 pm
Thank you for the great voting turnout, despite unusual circumstances! ^^; [info]missykitty0115, you're on banners this week, please comment to confirm.

Also, our next theme is already up - Snow! You can find the submission post here.

the pinning of the medals )
 
 
inconceivably: weary
 
 
01 December 2009 @ 06:48 pm
21 winter themed bases in jpg format.You can download them one at a time or all together in a zip file.
Preview:

Walking in a Winter Wonderland )
Hope you like them.Keep warm everyone!
 
 
inconceivably: cold
 
 
01 December 2009 @ 05:49 pm



Made in Photoshop CS, they use several adjustment layers and are not translatable.

and 2 more!!!

Here and Here @ [info]xxpyrography
 
 
 
01 December 2009 @ 12:23 pm
[info]backpacking
Want to embrace your wanderlust on the cheap? If you're high on adventurous spirit, but low on funds, this community can help you plan a trip to anywhere. Offering plentiful tips on how to travel light, you can post about inexpensive hotels and youth hostels if you're into urban exploration or discuss camping gear and mosquito netting for the great outdoors. Hitch your backpack, pitch your tent, and carpe diem!
 
 
 
01 December 2009 @ 06:23 pm
Video Phone by Beyonce feat. Lady GaGa



909 caps sized at 640x360. size of the .zip is 26.08 MB


The .zip and examples are here @ [info]isabellaxxcsi
 
 
rhyming with: Aly & AJ - Flattery | Powered by Last.fm
 
 
01 December 2009 @ 03:08 pm

Originally published at Vel Anima. You can comment here or there.

Voy a dedicar una entrada a Kseniya Simonova, que ganó un concurso ucraniano de talentos con esta pieza (que la mayoría ya conoceréis), inspirada en la Segunda Guerra Mundial.

Además de hacer animación con arena, Simonova es una artista que se dedica también al dibujo y la ilustración, como se muestra en este otro vídeo de una exposición:

Recientemente ha pedido a través de su canal en youtube ayuda para crear una plataforma en la web para su arte, si entendéis de diseño web y tenéis ideas originales igual os interesa, su correo está en el vídeo :)

 
 
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For those of you who missed it, here's the NPR "Open Mike" piece I did on audiobooks... You can listen to it here, or download it, or email it...



And here, at closer to full length, are the interviews I did with Martin Jarvis and David Sedaris. If you enjoyed the piece, they are filled with wonderful bits that didn't make it in. And the Martin Jarvis interview is practically a masterclass in how to approach doing Audiobooks.



(The strangest moment for me in the Martin Jarvis interview is when he talks about remembering the voices of teachers, and names John Branston and Dick Glynne Jones. I went to Whitgift School in Croydon, which Martin had also attended twenty years before me, and I was taught by both of them. I was in John Branston's production of Julius Caesar at the Fairfield Halls -- and was taught O-level English by Dick Glynne Jones. As he said their names, I thought "He can't be talking about the same people..." but of course, he was.)



There's a sort of interview with me, and a gallery of snapshots, over at http://www.lomography.com/magazine/lomoamigos/2009/11/30/neil-gaiman-shoots-with-the-lc-a-plus. I love the low-tech magic of the camera, and the wonderful hodgepodge nature of the shots, particularly the ones that are a mixture of art and documentary, such as the moment when a collapsing shelf deposited the contents of a make-up bag into a toilet, Amanda's doomed attempts to make friends with sheep, or a photo that should not have come out (given the amount of available light) of my goddaughters watching the DVD of Coraline with their 3D specs on...

For me, the most exciting bit is that they gave Dave McKean a camera to play with. I can't wait to see what he did.

I've grabbed a few more shots from their gallery. Here's the Queen of Sheep herself...


Maddy's friend Claire, at San Diego airport...


And here's Ivy McCloud (almost invisible, far right) and my goddaughters and their friend...



...

I was reading the book "Coraline". I finished then told my parents about it. I was wondering if this book has any religouiseness to it. I tried, but only found what you've writen so i'm hoping you can tell. Just curiose

I don't think so. Although I think people bring religious points of view to books, and read them from those perspectives.

You sounded good on NPR this morning, so good you need your own radio show.

If I sound good, it's because Maeve McGoran, my producer, and Barry Gordemer, the editor, did such a sterling job. Finding the time to make this, to do the interviews and put it all together, took months. I'd love to do more radio, for NPR or for Radio Four in the UK, but I think it will always be little one-off projects. But I loved doing it.

...

Here's one that contains a Graveyard Book spoiler:

Dear Mr. Gaiman:

How is Silas erasing Scarlett’s memory of events preceding justified in The Graveyard Book? When the reason given isn’t satisfactory, and is it?, doesn’t it become the Problem of Scarlett? You know what I mean. I've just about read the Problem of Susan from Fragile Things which was so brave of you to write or, rather, re-write.

I thought it was so god-like of Silas to do what he did at the same time so unnatural of him to. It meant a reasonably strong character like her couldn't stare reality in its face bravely and overcome it which is what fairy-tales are about, be it children's, YA's, or adult's.

Your Sandman fan,
Ahimaz.


Silas did what he did because he thought it was for the best. Whether it was the wisest thing he could have done, in the circumstances, remains to be seen.

....

Hi Neil,
I live in Naperville, IL, and I just heard about your appearance in February for the Naperville Reads program. No one around town seems to have a whole lot of information about the events so far though. I was wondering if you had more information about what you'll be doing here, and if any of the events will be open to the public? Thanks!


I don't know yet. When I get a schedule, I'll put it here, and at Where's Neil.

Hi,
Before I book flights I was wondering if you could let us know if you're doing a signing at the NZ talk, or if you plan on doing a signing elsewhere in Wellington that weekend? I'd hate to have to get back on the plane only to discover later that I'd missed out on a signing op at Arty Bees Books by mere hours...
And your Captcha anti-spam thing just asked me to write down "$2-mil manistee". I thought you should know.

Mike


I think there's a signing or two involved, but it'll be organised by the Festival (tickets to the main event at http://www.nzfestival.nzpost.co.nz/writers-and-readers/town-hall-talk-neil-gaiman (The signings normally follow the events.) I plan to go to Amanda's gig, and will probably sign afterwards to keep her company.

Hi, Neil! Are going to sign any books at UCLA on February 4th, 2010? If so,before or after the discussion? Or do can we buy signed books?

I don't believe there are signings at the UCSB or the UCLA talks. I know I've been asked to sign sheets to stick in books (or perhaps to presign books), so there will definitely be something available.

Hi Neil,

Don't know if anyone's pointed it out to you, but the postscript at the end of your article in The Writer's and Artist's Year Book has the films of Beowulf and Stardust being released in 1987!

Ooops!

Regards,

Mark


Yup. And the wonderful Chris Riddell is Paul Riddell in the text as well. Ah well. Mysterious goofs happen.

...

Finally, a message from Beth at Black Phoenix Alchemy Labs:

Would you please put up a little plug for the current Vampire sets and tees? I'd like people's winter money to go to a good cause, and we're getting to our cutoff date on orders that we can get out to people in time for Christmas. The perfume plus tarot card sets are at:

http://www.blackphoenixalchemylab.com/vampiretarot.html

And the tees are at:

http://www.blackphoenixtradingpost.com/vampiretarot-bptp.html

The Snow, Glass, Apples locket is at:

http://www.blackphoenixtradingpost.com/neilgaiman.html

We still have a few sets of Sunbird left:

http://www.blackphoenixalchemylab.com/sunbird.html

I'm happy to plug them here. They'll make great gifts. The Sunbird scent is amazing, comes with a chapbook, and is almost gone. The proceeds from the scents and tee shirts go to the CBLDF. The proceeds from the lockets and medallion go to Alzheimer's Research.
 
 
30 November 2009 @ 10:14 pm
[info]20cartoon20 Round Six - Vampire Knight  
Here's 20 Vampire Knight icons, which were created for [info]20cartoon20. :)

TEASERS:



Standing in the moonlight.. )
 
 
inconceivably: exhausted
rhyming with: Harry Pottter and the Sorceror's Stone Soundtrack
 
 
 
 

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