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Spiritual Evolution of the Bean
Watch my TEDx Video: Art as a Spiritual Practice - What I learned from Making 10,000 Mandalas Watch my PBS Interview: The Spirit of Art Dec 2016 Work Outside my Studio May 2014 A tour through my Art Studio...
http://www.biffybeans.com/Chris Martin
§ The bulk of this week was taken up by the opening of the exhibition I’ve been working on for the better part of a year. There was a particularly stressful few hour stretch spent fussing over last-minute repairs. In the...
https://blog.chriswm.com/Paul's Beer & Travel Blog: First full day at sea, or a few more tales from the North Sea
It's our first full day on board Queen Anne, and after a solid night’s sleep for both of us, we’re looking out over a calm, but rather grey looking North Sea. Feeling lazy after the hectic rush of the past few days – str...
https://baileysbeerblog.blogspot.com/2025/05/first-full-day-at-sea-or-few-more-tales.htmlPaul's Beer & Travel Blog: Newhaven - the Scottish one!
Although I’ve been to Edinburgh several times and have even been to Leith (often described as the Scottish capital’s port), I’d never been to Newhaven, let alone heard of it. I’m obviously familiar with the south coast t...
https://baileysbeerblog.blogspot.com/2025/05/newhaven-scottish-one.htmlAtariCrypt | Atari ST Gaming
Nope, not this time - it’s HangPenguin! Opus, as I’ve just discovered, is actually from a comic strip by Berkeley Breathed, and he goes by the full name Opus T. Penguin. Any guesses what the "T" stands for? For his one a...
https://ataricrypt.blogspot.com/SecTor 2017 - Welcome to SecTor 2017 – Brian Bourne & Bruce Cowper on Vimeo
Illuminating the Black Art of Security. Now entering its 11th year, SecTor has built a reputation of bringing together experts from around the world to share their latest research and techniques involving underground thr...
http://2017.video.sector.ca/Here Dragons Abound: Knurden Style: Overview (Part 1)
I recently came across a map on Cartographer's Guild I liked quite a bit: The Kingdom of Knurden by Daniel Hasenbos. I've followed Daniel for a while and he's an excellent artist. This map has an almost “comic book" ...
https://heredragonsabound.blogspot.com/2020/12/knurden-style-overview-part-1.htmlHere Dragons Abound: Knurden Style: Overview (Part 1)
I recently came across a map on Cartographer's Guild I liked quite a bit: The Kingdom of Knurden by Daniel Hasenbos. I've followed Daniel for a while and he's an excellent artist. This map has an almost “comic book" ...
https://heredragonsabound.blogspot.com/2020/12/knurden-style-overview-part-1.htmlHere Dragons Abound: Lord of the Rings Map Style
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https://heredragonsabound.blogspot.com/2018/10/lord-of-rings-map-style.htmlHere Dragons Abound: One of the (Forest) Masses
Looks cool! You've solved some difficult problems here. I do thing though that the edges of the forests near the mountains is a bit jagged and 'square'. Perhaps some kind of overall smoothing would soften that out a bit...
https://heredragonsabound.blogspot.com/2017/03/one-of-forest-masses.html