Josh "cortex" Millard @joshmillard@mastodon.social

@davemakes truly the TARDIS of programming language features

take this book and shelve it

#Inktober day 21: offset sponge

#Inktober day 20: Angela’s pet rock

@kit @Ranjit what do you call the unacknowledged systemic advantages of some groups of spirits in the socioeconomic infrastructure of the afterlife

wight privilege

#Inktober day 19: Sierpinski wash

#Inktober day 18: another prism

#Inktober day 17: Boaty in pajamas

@aparrish It's funny, I've taken an interest in a cluster of styles that seem to be perceived as born-lived-died entirely within the span of the late 60s to late 70s, and feel like I'm showing up forty years after the funeral (though in reality lots of people have kept right on at it, death/failure of whatever notwithstanding). And in a lot of cases, "but with computers!" seems to be the big distinguishing factor; Molnar kinda crosses that gap I guess, moving to computer-driven renderings.

@aparrish Ah hell yeah, Vera Molnar! I just learned about her earlier this year I think, can't even remember what context exactly.

#Inktober day 16: tomatoes from the garden

sweet home alouette
where the skies are gentille

@lorenschmidt ooooh

A thing I'd forgotten about the original Divinity that has carried on into the second one is just how much the game is like "gated difficulty? naw, wander in their and get your ass killed, I won't stop you".

#Inktober day 15: four squares, tight weave

#Inktober day 14: four squares, woven

ABBA biopic called A Star Is Bjorn

call me, hollywood and/or Swedish Film Board

#inktober day 13: paper, ink experiment 3

Showed a random Gritty thing I saw on my phone offhandedly to my family today at a get together which is how I figured out that (a) nobody in my family knew who Gritty was and (b) maybe if you're not either in Philadelphia or as constantly online as I am I shouldn't assume you know about Gritty and (c) a sultry pinup take on Gritty wasn't the best footing from which to introduce the subject