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The Beady Eyed Craftster is our occasional round-up of shiny (mostly) art and craft related links from across the internets. This week: physics, lots of tentacles, buttons, Downton Abbey and 1000% success.
We’ve had a couple of people ask if our Christmas cards were available to view online. Well, most of them are the same as last year. This year’s new card, however, has only appeared on this blog in work-in-progress form…
Once again, I’m thinking about Christmas way too early for normal people. This time I’m thinking about revealing the sad truth about where candy canes actually come from…
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.
Another day, another postcard. Today brings you the philosophy I like to call Octomism.
I’m in the process of getting another set of postcards made of some of my digital work, so I thought I’d write a little about each image I’m including. The first such image is a simple one, but it carries a timeless message that I think speaks to all of us…
It’s inspiration month here at Unruley Articles, so I thought I’d talk about octopodes. As you may have noticed, the image-based side of UnArt has a liking for marine creatures, especially cephalopods and their friends. Why? Well, because they’re cool and strange and beautiful — but it took me a while to notice that. I can trace the point that my […]
Taking a quick break from pumpkin carving to say Happy Halloween to our readers. We don’t do much in the way of spooky stuff here at UnArt, but how about an undead pirate squid? That’s spooky, right?
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 […]
(Or: the truth about Lino!) A little while back I blogged about a mysterious work-in-progress — well, it’s now finished, and I can now reveal: it was one of the plates for lino-cut print of a blue-ringed octopus, now available on Etsy. Since this was my first foray into the world of lino-cutting and printing, I thought I’d talk a little bit […]
