Some Serious Baggage

Switching to Stickshift

One of the clutching machines from my generators comic. Oh, look! It's nabbed a little human!

Just my Type (Lighter)

ah, a cause for perpetual celebration and
a poem to my new computer, birthed upon
opening its sleek shipping components a
few days ago.




mascara typography


keyed up the clackity track
padded
my lap's topped with
an ultrathin
info maker
made luminescent as a fly's flappers

laid cross't the abdomen
this is the clamshell
compact of tomorrow
so
that screen's mirroring me
faced with a mimic
not a mime field

under each
application
of

mascara typography


error: no brain


congregates
on
reflection







me type words even while seated. go fig, newty, sir.
found a humble yet servicable image editor this eve.
watch out. the rocks are going to come alive.

Bone Machine

Yes, that's right. I thought Homaru Cantu had maxed out the whole alternative ink jet print. Rather than creating two-dimensional taste-bud crispiness, Carnegie Mellon Scientists are printing out bones.

What about combining the two? Tasty bones. Dog treats, self-cannibalization, a good time had by all.