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Hey folks, no Beady Eyed Craftster this weekend I’m afraid; the only crafty thing I’ve had time to do is assemble flat pack furniture. But I did want to share a new picture…
It’s time for another of my occasional series about useful tools for crafters and illustrators. This time: Google SketchUp…
Time for another of our on-going series of tools related posts. Today, the GNU Image Manipulation Program, or GIMP. And, yes, it is a daft name, even when you know that GNU, in this context, is an operating system rather than a large African ungulate…
So, last weekend when I should have been blogging I decided to be lazy and do some quick digital portraits instead!
Then I thought I’d try and justify this laziness by blogging the results…
Introducing our new collection of what we like to call “Cephalopostcards”. I’ve been talking about them for a while, but they’re finally up on Etsy.
I know, I know, it’s not even Halloween! You don’t want to be thinking about you-know-what yet. But here at Unruley Articles, we need to think about it: we can’t wait until ’tis the season to be jolly to get our stuff set-up for Christmas. Christmas cards won’t make themselves, you know. So, if you can […]
We recently took delivery of some postcard sized prints of some of my digital work, so I thought I’d share them with you. As you can probably tell, the focus is on some of our favourite undersea creatures. But why do I find these creatures so fascinating? Some thoughts below.
