Some arts, as they come and go, from this vantage point.

On Time~

I think time is something of an element, and that which allows us to enter this reality, and stay for a time. But think i get where the taoists, and perhaps also 'eastern' ethnicities in general, see time as enfolded into itself. Like, time often repeats. Cycles, patterns,

this is still dated...

i suppose it's time to get the tripod and gopro out and see if I can assemble some new material... be that as it may, this is what you get for now :x flow is good... i should engage with it more often... oh dear, i miss the

~nsfw series 1.13-14

i never brought attention to transitioning to the /pale/ green background, here (at least here on blog, i think). i had heard and adapted to this shade of green allowing for a peaceful state of mind/ mood. anyway, now I have brought attention to it. significant (?), but who's

kinda vibing with this pace rn, ~nsfw series 1.10-11 (and 1.12)

... of posting frequency, i am referring to, hehe ~peace -db [EDIT] gonna throw another piece into this post, as i skipped a few pieces:

thinking to level~

so this 'series 1.'... i drew it a long time ago and made it public multiple times before. thus, i feel it is in the public sphere and i am sharing it, at this point. i've done some other art, but now i suspect under false

kinda wanna share~

like, my thinkpads have gone a little bit further basic now. they are all 3 (t430, t400, r40), running window managers now instead of desktop environments. this effectively means no more xfce (de) and also no more cinnamon (in the case of the lmde distro i've had on

i'm too distracted~

could possible lost some time in this... "oh dear" ~peace -db

feeling the age/ errm, i mean, the nostalgia~

fancy making this stuff work. it's a never ending project. the color palm there, is my original from when i got it new. i owned one of the ones on the right when it was new, but the one here is not the original that I used to

don't mind me, ~nsfw series 1.9

~peace -db

an offline computing tool is good to have~

i have converted "most" of my daily notebook based systems into digital, in this old ibm thinkpad, and saving my files on the iomega zip disk format, a 100 megabyte disk right now. To be clear, I did not copy notebooks over to digital, I haven't

i think i may have found a way intoo..

into, offline.. so we'll see, but so far, i like the vibes ~peace -db

settling into the linux spaces a little too nicely~

"what those are bumps ?" and i set it up to read zip 100 and 250 meg disks. and it works in linux. can't say the same for the desktop attempt, but i got as far as i could with that and left things like that for