Treasury Link for Binary Thank You Cards

My Binary Robo "Beep You" thank you cards have made it into a new treasury by Stockannette

http://www.etsy.com/treasury_list.php?room_id=73024

Check'em out and all the other great items in the "Peas and Thankyous" treasury! 

Lemm'e tink about dat a bit

I got my scooter without paying a cent

Pencycle

So as my job prepares to move to a new local, I have been inspired to get some cleanup done in my home/workspace. My art follows me around, never accepting to be in only one room, space, drawer, shelf, bread box, pillow case, butter dish or were ever I may designate. And as such, I wonder, what should I do with these bits. 

I've come to one conclusion, they need to be recycled in some fashion. I'm trying to come up with some rules for the process of selecting what stays and what goes.In the past I've actually made sketch book scrap books, cutting the best stuff out for use later. The prime stuff ended up on a cork board and most of that ended up in oils. I Now I think I need to just scan more and more and more and let my hd clutter. But scanning the past 6 years worth of ary seems a daunting task and a lot less cathartic then just making a pile and removing it from my life.

So how do you deal with your mountain of sketchpads, old or never finished art and supporting pieces? Should I just craigslist for an intern to scan and document all my scattered bits? And afterwards what really is the best end for a piece of sketch paper?

Voice

Hollow - Illustration Friday Submission

I've been to two funerals in my life along with 3 wakes and the way we reshape, paint and display our dead has always bothered me. The empty vessels sitting still in the caskets, wearing suits they never would have bought, hair done up in a different style and faces covered in makeup they most certainly would never have worn, never brought me much solace or comfort when seeing them.

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iPhone First Gen We Hardly Knew Ye

Sept 14th 2007 - July 5th 2009

After suffering a heat stroke at 11pm July 3rd and being placed in intensive care, my first gen, the greatest gen, iPhone became unbootable at 12pm July 5th despite several reboots, cable swaps and software reloads accompanied by many hours of head scratching and crys of "Why". Dying shortly after an iTunes sync sharing photo's, contact info and other memories that may have been lost to the ages. My iPhone leaves behind a usb and wall outlet charger. The buds died unceremoniously 9 months prior do to complications. iPhone, You will be missed.