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Entropia Universe’s many broken promises…

February 25, 2011

Look how many broken promises there have been :
http://www.planetcalypsoforum.com/forums/showthread.php?205880-Content-of-Oblivion

http://www.planetcalypsoforum.com/forums/showthread.php?200643-Marco-said-….&p=2597728&viewfull=1#post2597728

and the latest fiasco caused many long time players hudreds if not thousands of dollars, but they say it’s all nice and balanced…

http://www.planetcalypsoforum.com/forums/showthread.php?207591-Information-from-MindArk-Balancing-Team

Entropia Universe may have some good sides to it, but right now there’s many bad sides to it. It may be the worlds most expensive mmo, and may have gained some who were favored some of their money back, but the real truth it is a huge skam, and it’s highly unbalanced and there currently appears to be much favoritism involved in this game which actually uses real money as virtual money.

These are the people that will be creating the Planet Micheal soon that is a themepark type of planet based on Micheal Jackson. If they can’t turn their act around, I suspect MJ is going to be turning over in his grave really soon!!!

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Sunrise @ Galveston Bay © 2011 Jeff Thomann

February 23, 2011

Sunrise @ Galveston Bay © 2011 Jeff Thomann
Media: Pastel, Watercolor Pencil, & Color Pencil on Gessoed Hardboard
Original Size: 5″ x 7″

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http://allartists.wikispaces.com/

February 19, 2011

http://allartists.wikispaces.com/ is a new wiki I started today. I plan to add more to it on a regular basis, and grow it to be a gigantic list of artists both future and past, both greats and lesser knowns. Since it’s a wiki anyone can edit it. Feel free to add to it at any time. This is growing a project I’ve started because I think places like wikipedia, and most art history books are a bit biased in what and who they include and do not include.

The point of this is to create a list of every artist that we can find anything about. Since visual arts is my thing, I’m starting there, but over time it might be highly possible to add musical arts, and other art types there. I want this thing to be come a hugely comprehensive list that will be usable by the masses for various purposes. Art students and art historians doing research papers could use it as a starting place for doing research. Art collectors could use it to find up and coming artists. Art galleries could use it to find artists and ways to contact them. Artists themselves can use the wiki to link to their home pages, study trends, get inspiration, etc.

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First Reply on the Small Dollar Write Off Project

September 7, 2010

The first email reply about the Small Dollar Write Off Policy is in. You can check out more about it over at
http://smalldollarwriteoff.wordpress.com/. I sent out a few more emails today too. I have not sent out massive amounts of emails with that project because it’s not really needed, and also, this way I can keep track of the individual emails sent out and responded too in a more organized manner. It amazes me that banks, CEOs, Doctors, and many others think that it’s perfectly ok to take people’s money and make it disappear in to their own pocket, sometimes deceptively billing in such a way to purposefully confuse the consumer so that more is paid then was billed. Frustrating, irritating, and downright dirty to steal from the poor, under-educated, and unhealthy like that.

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2740 Turbosquid Links Left

September 5, 2010

I have posted quite a few Tubosquid Links over the last 24 hours, but still have quite a few more to post to get the
“comprehensive” list of all the links I have over there so far in to this blog.

Only 2740 more links to go to get every blasted asset I have over there linked to from here. Lots of copying and pasting from excel file I created from their database to do this. My right pointing finger hurts from clicking the mouse so much lately, lol.

Again, I just want to re-iterate here that this is NOT spam. It’s a list of art links that I’m creating to later use for commentary purposes here in this blog. What I want to do is give some examples of various trends my artworks have been going the last few years, expound on where those trends will lead me in the future, and also use this link list to make this blog more comprehensive and complete in showing my various forms of artwork.

This is both a reference for those that enjoy my artwork as well as for myself, both for visual viewing purposes as well as for historical and documentation purposes. I am trying to more or less account for all my artwork online up to this point in time so that going forward it’ll be easier for anyone reading this blog as well as myself and any art historians to see where I’ve been, where I am, and where I’m headed in my art, its themes, its purposes, its concepts, in various relations between art that I have created and am working on now or in future projects, etc.

This entire blog is sort of an auto-biography from me, by me, and to me, Jeff Thomann, aka Mastermesh, aka Maria Mastermesh Mesh… and it’s also something intended for you dear reader, and you, fellow art lovers and art historians as well. This is me and my story. Come along with me on the ride, if you dare.

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idea: rolling pin wood block printing.

August 18, 2010

here’s a bizzare idea that I just thought of… what about engraving rolling pins to create wood block type of prints. In a typical print shop you cut flat planks of wood to do engravings on and put it through a roller to apply pressure to the paper. What about just engraving a wooden rolling pin so that the pin itself acts as a roller that puts the ink on the paper. Strange idea, but for those on a budget without a typical printing press, it sounds like it might possibly work… but now the question is will a rolling pin stand up to that sort of damage? In printmaking class back in college, another cheapo alternative I remember talking about with the professor was using wooden kitchen spoons to sort of rub the paper on to the top of a cut up piece of wood or metal to make the print. This idea with the rolling pin sounds more logical to me as long as you can figure out a way to make the registration marks stay where you want them, and the paper stay while the rolling pin moves.

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Free TV List

August 4, 2010

Free TV List
***NOTE: I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR ACTIONS – IF YOU USE ANY OF THE BELOW INFORMATION TO DO ILLEGAL STUFF, THAT’S ON YOU, NOT ON ME. I’M NOT A LAWYER, AND I TAKE ZERO RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR ACTIONS. SOME TECHNOLOGY MENTIONED BELOW, SUCH AS P2P SOFTWARE IS CURRENTLY IN A GREY AREA AS FAR AS THE LAW IS CONCERNED. IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE LEGALITY OF SOMETHING – IT MIGHT BE SMART TO NOT USE IT OR TALK TO A REAL LAWYER BEFORE EVEN THINKING ABOUT USING IT. BY LISTING THE INFO BELOW, I’M ALSO NOT INDICATING THAT I USE THIS STUFF. I’M MAINLY JUST LISTING IT HERE SINCE INFORMATION IS POWER, AND THIS INFO IS ALREADY WIDELY AVAILABLE, BUT YOU MIGHT NOT HAVE READ ABOUT IT YET…***

I’m going to use this post to create a list of places to get “free tv” – online, via Free-To-Air Satellite, P2P TV online, Various Network TV Stations that have free downloads or online viewing, etc.

Some may require downloading programs, others might not (except a browser and maybe flash)… Satellite stuff, of course will require you to get the equipment… and all online stuff will, of course, require you to have a computer or some other technological device with a web browser and high speed internet connection of some sort.

You may already know some. Others, maybe not. I’ve tried to do comprehensive lists like this in various forums and things over the years, but most forums stop letting postings be edited after so many days – which makes long lists like this that are to be edited over time a pain to maintain. Since this is a blog that I can edit til the cows come home (as far as I know), or can copy this post to add a new entry later, I figure this is the better solution then a forum ever can be. I’ll edit this posting later with more entires over time, so you might bookmark it for later reference.

Network TV Stations that have online videos:
http://www.cwtv.com/

http://www.abcfamily.com

http://www.fox.com

http://www.foxnews.com

http://video.pbs.org/

http://pbskids.org/video/

http://www.qubo.com/video/

http://www.thistv.com/watchnow

BBC iPlayer (live and non-live, used peer-to-peer technology until December 2008)

I have a lot more Networks to add later from various corners of the world. Come back here later and you’ll likely see more listings here.

P2P TV, and other Sharing Programs:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P2PTV
Babelgum.com (non-live)

http://www.mreplay.com/broadcast

Joost.com (non-live, live trials)
LiveStation.com (Windows, Linux, Mac) – based in United Kingdom
Miro (non-live)
ReelTime.com (non-live)
Zattoo.com (Windows, Mac)
Alluvium – based in Texas, USA
Octoshape (Windows, Linux, Mac)
Pando
Rawflow
CDNetworks (CDN service)
CoolStreaming (discontinued service)
Cybersky-TV – software
PeerCast (Windows, Linux, Mac)
PPLive – based in China mainland, Chinese only program.
PPStream – based in China mainland
Tribler – linked to P2P-Next, relies on BitTorrent protocol
TVUnetworks – Windows and MacOSX P2PTV Software and Network
SopCast – Windows and Linux P2PTV Software and Network
Pulse – (Windows, Linux) LGPL P2PTV engine with announcement portal and unrestricted access

p2p TV Programs – they use p2p technologies… sort of like bittorrent for tv… (Legalities may be a grey area at the moment? These have got loads of tv stations… I’ve read both that it’s illegal and that it’s not illegal on several websites. I guess I can see both sides of argument – illegal to get a pay tv channel that you aren’t paying for – but not really any more so than going to a bar to watch a game on espn or whatever… guess in a way, the networks should love this stuff since it’s really getting their ads to more folks…):

http://www.TV-FREE.org/

http://tvunetworks.com/downloads/index.htm – TVU Player
http://tristero.sourceforge.net/allu…hoverview.html – Alluvium
http://www.coolstreaming.org/ – CoolStreaming
http://www.tvoon.de/ctv/ – Cybersky-TV
http://tv.net9.org/index.html – Feidian
http://www.octoshape.com/ – Octoshape
http://takuo.jp/gnome-peercast/ – PeerCast
http://www.pplive.com/en/index.shtml – PPLive
http://www.tvants.com/ – TVants

Will explore adding links to the above later when I have more time…

Popular Podcasts
More info will be loaded in here in the near future. Stay tuned…

Website TV and webcasts:
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http://wwitv.com/

http://www.fancast.com/full_episodes

www.usanetwork.com/fullepisodes

www.usanetwork.com/series/inplainsight/video/fullep ·

www.findinternettv.com/FullEpisodes.aspx ·

tv.yahoo.com/tv-shows-online

abc.go.com/watch

www.hgtv.com/full-episodes/package/index.html

www.bravotv.com/full-episodes

www.fox.com/fod ·

tv.msn.com/tv/full-episodes

www.casttv.com/shows

www.cwtv.com/cw-video

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www.cbs.com/video

dsc.discovery.com/videos

www.tvland.com/full-episodes

www.tvland.com/shows/andy-griffith-show/full-episodes

community.abcfamily.go.com/watch/3/full-episodes

tv.yahoo.com/collections/3946

www.diynetwork.com/full-episodes/package/index.html

full-episodes.org

www.pbs.org/weta/carrier/full_episodes.htm

www.90210fullepisodes.com

www.mtv.com/shows/jersey_shore/season_2/series.jhtml

www.tbs.com/video/index

www.fanpop.com/spots/dawsons-creek/links/496900/title/full-episodes

www.thewb.com/shows/

www.thedailyshow.com/full-episodes

www.scrubsfullepisodes.com

www.fanpop.com/spots/queer-as-folk/forum/post/8727/title/full-episodes

www.biography.com/video.do?name=fullbioepisodes

uverseonline.att.net/tv/show/full-episodes ·

tv.blinkx.com/show/full-episodes/RRT3DR3Rcn-WpOD9

www.downloadfullepisodes.com ·

www.mylifetime.com/on-tv/shows/video/

tv.msn.com/

www.spike.com/spiketv/full-episodes

www.full-episodes.org/full_episodes_list.asp

www.colbertnation.com/full-episodes

http://www.tvadio.com/Internet-TV-Entertainment-(General)-TV-Shows-Full-Episodes.aspx

search.travelchannel.com/travel/Full%20Episodes

www.fancast.com/

vp2.abc.go.com/watch/2020/166626

www.mtv.com/shows/silent_library/video.jhtml?filter=fulleps

www.cmt.com/shows

www.cbs.com/late_night/late_show/video/?vs=Full%20Episodes

www.halogentv.com/watch/full-episodes

www.mylifetime.com/shows/project-runway/season-7/video

www.ehow.com/how_5307129_watch-real-chance-love-online.html

www.thedailyshow.com/full-episodes/index.jhtml ·

www.movieweb.com/videos/full-episodes

www.fanpop.com/spots/dawsons-creek/links/496900/title/full-episodes ·

www.aetv.com/obsessed/video

www.history.com/shows/

www.biography.com/video.do?name=isurvived

showhype.com/story/watch_full_episodes_of_hawthorne_online

www.foodnetwork.com/video-library
www.full-episodes.info/movies.asp ·

www.lostfullepisodes.com

watchfullepisodes.com/site

video.tvguide.com/episodes.aspx

www.heroes-episodes.org

www.full-episodes.info/full_episodes.asp

www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=20048A7C541C941C – star trek

www.nick.com

www2.wspa.com/cbs-episodes

lounge.cwtv.com/showthread.php?t=65802

seinfeld.netfirms.com/Videos/Full-Episodes

www.weta.org/video/pbs

www.downloadfullepisodes.info

www.hulu.com/browse/alphabetical/tv

video.adultswim.com/episodes/index.html

gossipgirlfullepisodes.org

www.youtube.com/show?p=XnYB9-0YEV8 – Ben Cartwright

www.juuh.com/eastwick_full_episodes

fep.abc.go.com/fep/player?src=abccomjs&show=93372

www.imdb.com/features/video

www.watchfreeepisodes.com

watchonlinefreetv.com ·

stage.mylifetime.com

www.yidio.com/show/13-fear-is-real

video.aol.com/show/the-jetsons ·

www.tv.com/video/full-episodes.html

http://www.bing.com/search?q=%22full+episodes%22&qs=n&sk=&sc=8-15&first=121&FORM=PERE4 – page 13 so far…. will add more later….

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youtube.com

hulu.com

http://www.livetvcenter.com/ – TONS of international channels. Quite a few things you can see on FTA satellite are on here actually.

http://www.free-tv-video-online.info/

http://www.spreety.com/

http://www.worldtvpc.com/

http://www.tvchannelsfree.com/

http://www.freeetv.com/

http://www.watch-free.tv/

http://www.clicker.com/

http://www.solent.tv/watch.aspx – solvent tv

http://www.lordoftv.com

http://www.channelchooser.com

http://www.live-online-tv.com

http://www.wwitv.com/ – “over 1600 online Television channels available”.

http://www.smartstreams.com/livetelevision.html

http://www.smartdigitaltelevision.com/

http://www.mmdfactory.com/internet_t…States_tv.html

http://www.beelinetv.com/

http://www.tvover.net/TVStation.aspx

Black Belt TV, THE MARTIAL ARTS NETWORKS BROADCAST

http://www.blackbelttv.com/BROADCAST_ONLINE.htm

Cspan:

http://www.c-span.org/

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html

http://www.omn.org/

http://www.3dbuzz.com – Online Video Training Magazines (VTMs) that show you how to use various 3d modelling and animation programs as well as sql and photoshop among other things…

Prelinger Collection:
http://www.archive.org/details/prelinger – lots of old ads and movies in here… basically it’s a collection of television stuff that’s now old enough that it’s entered public domain – sort of the project gutenburg of tv shows.

MIT Opencourseware Video/Audio List:

http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Global/OCWHelp/avocw.htm

http://www.dl.tv/

http://www.videojug.com/

http://www.revision3.com/

http://www.ifilm.com/

Religious

http://www.ewtn.com/

General (*some of this is radio stuff, not just tv…*):
http://video.google.com/ – Google Video
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=free+tv – google search

More googling… do an advanced searches for filetypes:
ASX (Windows Media streams):

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l…iletype%3Aasx+

RAM (Real)

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l…filetype%3Aram

QT (QuickTime)

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l…+filetype%3Aqt

http://www.americafree.tv/

http://television.aol.com/in2tv

http://www.google.com/search?q=video…&start=10&sa=N – google for free video on demand

ABC VOD:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=abc+vod

CBS VOD:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=cbs+vod+

NBC

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=NBC+vod+

BBC

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=BBC+vod+

FREE VOD

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=FREE+vod+

http://www.scifi.com/pulse/

http://www.liketelevision.com/conspire/index.shtml

http://www.coolstreaming.us

http://www.openflix.com/resources/vi…nd-~-free.html

http://www.wsix.com/cc-common/videos_on_demand/

1000′s of music videos, all types (country, pop, rock, oldie)

http://www.tvforus.com/

http://www.narrowstep.com/channels.htm

http://wwitv.com/portal.htm

these sites link to 1000′s of channels broadcasting live online. Many around the world.

http://www.americafree.tv/index.shtml

running many of their own stations, mostly older public domain movies & cartoons

http://www.masternewmedia.org/2005/06/04/iptv_vs_internet_television_key.htm

Video On Demand
AOL In2tv http://television.aol.com/in2tv – nice one… It’s got gilligan’s Island, Beetlejuice, and some others… video on demand.

http://www.youtube.com

http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Global/OCWHelp/avocw.htm

Prelinger Archvies…

Local, over-the-air TV (stuff you can get with rabbit ears or an antenna on the roof)

http://www.antennaweb.org

http://www.tvfool.com/
http://dtv.gov/
http://www.fcc.gov/mb/video/tvq.html

Movie Cast Listings and Poster Images
http://www.imdb.org – potentially useful if you create your own dvds based on PVR recordings.

TV “guides” and Listings
http://www.titantv.com – Titan TV lets you create a free account that you can use to make your own customizable TV Guide. This is very useful if you use FTA Satellite or buy special packages of TV that is not normally available in your area.

Programs you can use to record video

Programs yoiu can use to edit video

Programs you can use to create DVDs

Progams that you can use to “stream” video from online or your computer to other devices, such as smart phones, wii, xbox, etc.
http://www.playon.com

http://www.orb.com

http://xboxmediacenter.com/wiki/index.php?title=HOW-TO:_Play_Free_Streaming_TV

http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

TV Listings:

More will be added later.

Free-To-Air Satellite (FTA) Forums and Listings (stuff you can get with an FTA satellite receiver and a dish that’s at least 3 feet wide or wider – KU band requires 1 meter, i.e. 3 foot wide dishes, C-band requires bigger dishes that are either mini-bud (6 foot wide or so), or huge 12 foot BUDs. BUD means “Big Ugly Dish” – think 1980s style monsters, lol. Yes, there’s still free channels you can get with that stuff and the right receiver… Yes, the do make little motors to move dishes from satellite to satellite, and these are not too pricey. Here, in the United States, depending on your location, you can probably get FTA satellites from about 30 degrees West – 148 degrees West. Some Satellites have free, unscrambled signals, others don’t.

Some have various feeds that are only up temporarily for minutes or days. FTA Satellite Reception is sort of the “Wild West” of TV. Some signals are in various languages. Others are in English. Some signals are real TV stations, others are live feeds of sports or news casts. It’s very interesting seeing stuff like the reporters on Good Morning America when there’s a station break on or the actual normal broadcasting has not started recording yet. It’s very interesting seeing TV stations that you normally could never see from places such as Russia, Cuba, Italy, etc. It’s very interesting to be able to receive free TV Stations that have other languages then English. It’s very interesting being able to see “the other side of the story” then what normal U.S. media gives out by watching English Speaking TV stations such as Press TV, Al Jazeera, Russia Today. It’s very interesting seeing English Speaking movies on foriegn speaking channels with foriegn subtitles – makes learning a new language fun. It’s very interesting seeing live sports feeds that are not edited yet. It’s very interesting seeing live news feeds as they are being recorded, before they are edited. It’s very interesting seeing special events like the New York City on New Years Eve, Space Shuttle launches, and other things like that as they are happening, before any editing is done! It’s very fun to see unscrambled channels like Starz that Disn Network occassionally forgets to scramble. It’s very fun seeing History Channel and Biography Channel without paying someone to see it monthly, even if it might go away tomorrow. These are just a few of the many reasons I love the hobby of FTA Satellite Reception.

http://www.satelliteguys.us – BEST “legal” site with a forum that you can ask questions on that will likely get answered in minutes or hours. Quite a few illegal sites are out there. DON’T STEAL TV! STAY LEGAL! Right now, I don’t think you can go too illegal even if you wanted to since hackers have not figured out how to crack Nagrvision 3 yet. Even after they do figure it out, if they ever do, DON’T DO IT! It’s not worth possible jail time or gigantic fines you’ll never be able to pay off just to watch tv. Stick with the free, legal alternatives.

If you steal TV, you make it more likely that the providers of the signals will scramble more stuff more often. That makes it very bad for the rest of us that are staying legal because you are making the signals that are unscrambled dissappear more often. Additionally, you are putting yourself at risk since illegal hacks of satellite receivers can do damage to the receivers themselves, making your several hundred dollar reciever nothing more then a pricey paper weight and your expensive dish nothing more then a heavy weight freesbie. That doesn’t even count the security issues you are creating for yourself by sending your IP address to the various illegal websites so that you can download their hacks, and putting yourself at risk for computer virii through those same websites and downloads.

Just don’t steal tv signals. Stick with the unscrambled stuff that anyone can get with a true FTA receiver and you should be good go to. Yes, some pay tv providers do accidentally (or on purpose) leave some of their signals open and unscrambled, mainly for their installers to better aim the equipment when setting it up. It’s fine to pick up unscrambled signals. Just don’t descramble stuff.

http://www.satelliteguys.us/thelist/ – Sattelite Guy’s online list

http://www.global-cm.net/mpeg2central.html – Mike Kohl’s Online list.

http://www.gofastmotorsports.com/channellist.html – Rick’s List. Mike’s list, see above, is a bit more up-to-date, but Rick’s list seems to be more updated as far as sports feeds goes sometimes.

http://www.ftalist.co.cc/ – nice updated fridge fta list.

http://www.fridgefta.info/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=205 – blind scan finds from Fridge FTA. This is stuff that’s similar to the stuff you see in Satellite Guy’s “What’s Up There” section of the forums, however, this stuff over at Fridge is open and in the public, and does NOT require a forum member, although it is helpful and free to get a membership in the forums there.

Other lists are out there like http://www.ftalist.com/index.php – but they are not updated as often, so are usually outdated, and actually quite typically are copies of the other lists.

The most generic list, which is just about the oldest, and most generic list, and is usually really outdated because as soon as things get there, it’s almost a guarantee it’ll be scrambled soon is over at http://www.lyngsat.com

I’ll list more stuff here later, and might actually give you a brief description of some of the various channels up there in the sky. Just a little bit of knowledge – Satellites sit above the equator, so if you are in the Northern hemisphere, you need a clear line of sight to the south (trees block signals as do big buildings, etc.). If you are in the Southern hemisphere, you need a line of sight to the North. Various satellites have different “footprints” on where their signals go, based on the physics behind the technology as well as the physcial structure of the satellite and the earth itself. Lyngsat (see link above) has some interesting maps that show foot prints for various satellites. Most satellites are approximately at least 2 degrees apart from one another, and various nations have control over which section of the equator their satellites are at. Internation TV viewing is possible since most locations on the earth can “see” several different satellites. Here in the Midwestern part of the US, the visible line of sight goes from approximately 30 degrees west, where Cuba’s satellites sit, over to 148 degrees west, somewhere over the Pacific Ocean. There is more “open” nonscrambled signals on the other side of globe, but still are lots of signals here in the Western Hemisphere. Channels and feeds change a lot, so if you do get a receiver, make sure to get one that has a “blind scan” feature if you can. Otherwise, you’ll be loading the transponder listings in the lists above manually, which is a pain. Even if you do have a blind scan receiver, you still might do that though, like I do, so you make sure to get the signals that the blind scans don’t always pick up. There’s lots and lots of free tv in the skys. Why pay more for TV?

I’ll edit this to make it more understandable and categorized when I get more free time.

I’ll also add more info here later when I get around to it.

Think this list is missing something? Submit a comment, and I’ll try to correct that!

Digital Video Editing @ Amazon

Free-To-Air Satellite Equipment @ Amazon

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Below, I’m going to try to copy the fcc database (see link above) for every local tv channel in the United States so that I can link directly to each stations website if it exists. This could take a while since this is a pretty big project.

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Call

Channel |

Service

Status

City

State

Cou

ntry File Number

Docket

FacilityID

ERP

HAA

Licensee/Permittee

K02JZ

LIC

STONY RIVER

BLTTV-19800505IA

63497

0.018

STONY RIVER TRAD. COUNCIL

K02KA

LIC

KALTAG

BLTTV-19800505IQ

33291

0.018

KALTAG VILLAGE COUNCIL

K02JU

LIC

SELAWIK

BLTTV-19800620IA

11543

0.018

CITY OF SELAWIK

K02KB

LIC

ALLAKAKET

BLTTV-19800908IY

1036

0.018

ALLAKAKET CITY COUNCIL

K02KK

LIC

CANTWELL

BLTTV-19801027IP

62493

0.042

STATE OF ALASKA

K02LA

LIC

RED DEVIL

BLTVL-19811117JQ

62693

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02KY

LIC

ANIAK

BLTVL-19811117KF

62621

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02KZ

LIC

KOBUK

BLTVL-19811117KO

62554

0.044

STATE OF ALASKA

K02KV

LIC

MARSHALL

BLTVL-19811117LL

62558

0.044

STATE OF ALASKA

K02KW

LIC

NULATO

BLTVL-19811117LN

62491

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02LK

LIC

CHIGNIK

BLTTV-19820602JG

62744

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02LJ

LIC

NONDALTON

BLTTV-19820610IA

62805

0.042

STATE OF ALASKA

K02LM

LIC

SHAKTOOLIK

BLTTV-19820610IC

62640

0.042

STATE OF ALASKA

K02LI

LIC

PILOT POINT

BLTVL-19820624IA

62856

0.042

STATE OF ALASKA

K02MB

LIC

KOYUK

BLTVL-19820624IR

62873

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02MA

LIC

OUZINKIE

BLTTV-19820625IG

62927

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02LP

LIC

ST. MICHAEL

BLTTV-19820719IE

62910

0.042

STATE OF ALASKA

K02LN

LIC

NEWTOK

BLTVL-19820916II

62581

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02MC

LIC

LABOUCHERE BAY

BLTTV-19820916IY

62822

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02LO

LIC

CHEFORNAK

BLTVL-19821026IT

62509

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02LZ

LIC

KASIGLUK

BLTTV-19821109IE

62798

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02LV

LIC

PITKAS POINT

BLTVL-19821222ID

62801

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02ME

LIC

WOMENS BAY

BLTVL-19830106IC

62701

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02HO

LIC

UNALASKA, ETC.

BLTTV-19830315JA

62932

STATE OF ALASKA

K02LB

LIC

NORTHWAY

BLTVL-19830406IC

49717

0.049

NORTHWAY VILLAGE COUNCIL

K02LX

LIC

PORT MOLLER

BLTTV-19830914IF

62688

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02MJ

CP MOD

HYDER

BMPTTL-19831104IA

62593

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02LW

LIC

GUSTAVUS

BLTVL-19840110IA

62742

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02MR

LIC

CHIGNIK LAKE

BLTVL-19850108IB

62819

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02MW

LIC

MOSQUITO LAKE

BLTTV-19850409IA

62521

0.05

STATE OF ALASKA

K02MN

LIC

LEVELOCK

BLTTV-19850412IA

62821

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02MZ

LIC

NAPASKIAK

BLTVL-19851125IA

62590

0.043

STATE OF ALASKA

K02ML

LIC

GRAVINA ISLAND, E

TC. AK

BLTTV-19861008IO

62923

0.428

STATE OF ALASKA

K02JI

LIC

ANGOON

BLTTV-19870831IG

2261

0.01

ANGOON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

K02ID

LIC

YAKUTAT

BLTTV-19871228IE

74448

0.033

YUKUTAT CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

K02IB

LIC

HOMER, ETC.

BLTTV-19940720IC

62838

0.318

ANCHORAGE BROADCAST TELEVISION CONSORTIUM, INC.

K02JE

LIC

MCGRATH

BLTTV-19940815IB

28273

0.018

IDITAROD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT

K02KX

LIC

CHEVAK

BLTVL-19971229JA

62889

0.045

STATE OF ALASKA

K02LS

LIC

SCAMMON BAY

BLTVL-19971229JB

62506

0.045

STATE OF ALASKA

K02LT

LIC

WALES

BLTVL-19971229JC

62908

0.045

STATE OF ALASKA

DK02G

U 2 Z

DILLINGHAM

—

D83-125

62586

2 Z

KETCHIKAN

—

98279

K02QM

-D 2

LIC

LEMON, ETC.

BLDTV-20090220ABL

167227

0.01

CAPITAL COMMUNITY BROADCASTING, INC.

WBXA-

CA 2

LIC

BIRMINGHAM

BLTVA-20060407AAB

70426

1.2

L4 MEDIA GROUP, LLC

NEW

APP

MONTGOMERY

BNPDVL-20090831AAB

183068

0.3

EQUALITY BROADCASTING NETWORK

K02FV

LIC

YORK, ETC.

BLTTV-19800619IH

61296

0.032

SOUTHERN GREENLEE COUNTY TV ASSOCIATION, INC.

K02MT

LIC

PARKER

BLTVL-19851230IA

25847

0.039

ARIZONA WEST MEDIA, LLC

K02HR

LIC

BULLHEAD CITY

BLTTV-4274

43378

0.115

MOHAVE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

KYUM-

LP 2 Z

LIC

YUMA

BLTVL-20050505ACF

74378

0.1

CENTRO CRISTIANO VIDA ABUNDANTE, INC.

K02HR

APP

BULLHEAD CITY

BDFCDTV-20090824AHQ

43378

0.002

MOHAVE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

K02JX

LIC

BRIDGEPORT, ETC.

BLTTV-19800428IB

43498

0.004

MONO COUNTY SERVICE AREA #5

K02CN

LIC

DUNSMUIR, ETC.

BLTTV-4615

22571

0.04

FREEDOM BROADCASTING OF OREGON LICENSEE, LLC, DEBTOR-IN-POSS

K02FF

LIC

LAKEHEAD

BLTTV-3832

8294

0.014

BLUESTONE LICENSE HOLDINGS INC.

K02HY

LIC

RIDGECREST, ETC.

BLTTV-4566

28584

0.037

INDIAN WELLS VALLEY TV BOOSTER, INC.

KCWQ-

LP 2 +

LIC

PALM SPRINGS

BLTVL-20060928ALV

130100

GULF-CALIFORNIA BROADCAST COMPANY

KMCA-

LP 2 +

LIC

REDDING

BLTVL-20070208AAW

125541

0.23

MARK C. ALLEN

KOTR-

LP 2 Z

LIC

GONZALES

BLTVL-20070402KIR

2871

MIRAGE MEDIA 2, LLC

K02OA

2 Z

LIC

CHICO

BLTVL-20071119AFF

20969

FAMILY STATIONS, INC.

K02EE

-D 2

LIC

WEAVERVILLE

BLDTV-20080930AEI

68101

0.015

TRINITY COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION

KQRM-

LP 2 +

PETALUMA

BDISTVL-20090107AGJ

130567

ONE MINISTRIES, INC

K39GY

APP

VICTORVILLE

BDISDVL-20090805AAZ

67932

0.133

JEFF CHANG

NEW

APP

BAKERSFIELD

BNPDVL-20090825AQF

181490

0.3

CENTRO PALEBRA DE FE CHURCH

K02QO

-D 2

SANTA ROSA

BNPDVL-20090825BGE

182644

0.3

ONE MINISTRIES, INC.

K02QP

KEYES

BNPDVL-20090825BPB

182772

0.3

ONE MINISTRIES, INC.

K02QQ

-D 2

MONTEREY

BNPDVL-20090825BYL

182886

0.06

ONE MINISTRIES, INC.

K02QT

-D 2

SANTA BARBARA

BNPDVL-20090828AAU

182908

0.3

HOSANNA APOSTOLIC MINISTRIES BROADCASTING CORPORATION

KOTR-

LP 2 Z

SANTA CRUZ

BPTVL-20100615ALE

2871

0.84

MIRAGE MEDIA 2, LLC

K39GY

APP

VICTORVILLE

BDISDVL-20090805AAZ

67932

0.3

JEFF CHANG

K02IK

2 0

#NAME?

LAKE CITY

BLTTV-19790605IM

27252

0.005

GUNNISON COUNTY METROPOLITAN RECREATION DISTRICT

K02JH

LIC

SALIDA, ETC.

BLTTV-19800422IC

10089

0.009

CHAFFEE COUNTY TV TRANSLATOR ASSOCIATION

K02KI

LIC

SAN LUIS

BLTTV-19801121JU

69112

0.005

ROCKY MOUNTAIN PUBLIC BROADCASTING NETWORK, INC.

K02KJ

LIC

DEL NORTE

BLTTV-19801121JV

69055

0.055

ROCKY MOUNTAIN PUBLIC BROADCASTING NETWORK, INC.

K02OG

LIC

DOLORES

BLTVL-19920602JH

61479

0.04

SOUTHWEST COLORADO TV TRANSLATOR ASSOCIATION

K02OS

LIC

WEBER CANYON

BLTVL-19931022JH

61474

0.002

SOUTHWEST COLORADO TV TRANSLATOR ASSOCIATION

K02OU

LIC

ISMAY

BLTVL-19931022JI

61476

0.002

SOUTHWEST COLORADO TV TRANSLATOR ASSOCIATION

K02OP

LIC

COLLBRAN

BLTTV-19940803IE

41290

0.002

MESA COUNTY

K02NV

LIC

SARGENTS

BLTTV-19970106JC

25618

0.002

GUNNISON COUNTY METROPOLITAN RECREATION DISTRICT

K02AC

LIC

AGUILAR

BLTTV-4719

651

0.91

AGUILAR TELEVISION CLUB

K02GJ

LIC

DELTA, ETC.

BLTTV-3686

70570

0.031

HOAK MEDIA OF COLORADO LICENSE, LLC

K02IK

LIC

GATEVIEW, ETC.

BLTTV-4887

27252

0.005

GUNNISON COUNTY METROPOLITAN RECREATION DISTRICT

K02HW

LIC

GRAND VALLEY

BLTTV-4389

70583

0.057

HOAK MEDIA OF COLORADO LICENSE, LLC

K02IL

LIC

PAGOSA SPRINGS

BLTTV-4908

48590

0.06

LIN OF COLORADO, LLC

K02EX

LIC

SOUTH FORK, ETC.

BLTTV-2005

61184

0.024

SOUTH FORK TV ASSOCIATION

KREX-

TV 2

GRAND JUNCTION

BPCDT-19991029AFS

70596

0.8

27.8

HOAK MEDIA OF COLORADO LICENSE, LLC

K02GC

LIC

NUCLA, PARADOX, E

TC. CO

BLTTV-34945

70586

0.01

HOAK MEDIA OF COLORADO LICENSE, LLC

K02QI

LIC

HESPERUS

BLTTV-20070223AAW

130898

0.005

SOUTHWEST COLORADO TV TRANSLATOR ASSOCIATION

K02LY

-D 2

LIC

GUNNISON

BLDVL-20091021ABN

25643

0.05

GUNNISON COUNTY METROPOLITAN RECREATION DISTRICT

K02IK

GATEVIEW

BDFCDTV-20100210ABH

27252

0.06

GUNNISON COUNTY METROPOLITAN RECREATION DISTRICT

K02NV

SARGENTS

BDFCDTV-20100212ABG

25618

0.05

GUNNISON COUNTY METROPOLITAN RECREATION DISTRICT

K02OS

WEBER CANYON

BDFCDVL-20100604AFD

61474

0.002

SOUTHWEST COLORADO TV TRANSLATOR ASSOCIATION

K02QI

HESPERUS

BDFCDTV-20100608AJU

130898

0.004

SOUTHWEST COLORADO TV TRANSLATOR ASSOCIATION

K02OG

DOLORES

BDFCDVL-20100609ADQ

61479

0.004

SOUTHWEST COLORADO TV TRANSLATOR ASSOCIATION

K02OU

ISMAY CANYON

BDFCDVL-20100609AFY

61476

0.002

SOUTHWEST COLORADO TV TRANSLATOR ASSOCIATION

KJWY-

DR 2

APP

WILMINGTON

BPRM-20090615AGB

181114

NEW

APP

SEAFORD

BPRM-20081008ANE

183511

305

TEST

WTWC-

TV 2

LIC

TALLAHASSEE

BLCDT-20030214ABB

66908

9.2

582.9

WTWC LICENSEE, LLC

WUVF-

LP 2 +

LIC

NAPLES

BLTVA-20030109AEN

71138

SP FT. MYERS LLC

WPAF-

LP 2 +

LIC

PANAMA CITY

BLTVL-20060106ADM

128725

0.127

MARCIA T. TURNER D/B/A TURNER ENTERPRISES

W02CI

2 Z

LIC

CAIRO/THOMASVILLE

BLTVL-19960807IA

9729

0.018

CEE, INC.

WCES-

DR 2

GRANT

WRENS

BPRM-20010327AJB

136034

NEW

APP

KURTISTOWN

BNPDVL-20090827ABJ

182998

0.099

RICHARD DALTON

K02JS

LIC

OXBOW DAM

BLTTV-19801106ID

28236

0.004

IDAHO POWER COMPANY

K02NO

2 +

LIC

RUPERT

BLTVL-19890206IA

1251

0.087

FALLS BROADCASTING COMPANY

NEW

APP

BOISE

BNPDVL-20100723AQO

187861

0.3

DTV AMERICA CORPORATION

W25DW

ARBURY HILLS

BDISDVL-20090619ACV

61692

0.3

MARCIA COHEN

NEW

APP

GOODLAND

BPRM-20011009AEF

137603

SIERRA GRANDE BROADCASTING

WESL-

LP 2 Z

LIC

JAMESTOWN

BLTVL-20070504AGP

128034

0.35

HISPANIC CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY NETWORK, INC.

K02QB

-2

LIC

ALEXANDRIA

BLTVL-20080125ADH

129435

0.002

AGAPE BROADCASTERS, INC.

K02QB

-2

CP MOD

ALEXANDRIA

BMPTVL-20080124ABU

129435

0.002

AGAPE BROADCASTERS, INC.

W02AU

LIC

ST. FRANCIS

BLTTV-3004

62116

0.002

ST. FRANCIS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

WLBZ

BANGOR

BPCDT-20080616ADA

39644

192

PACIFIC AND SOUTHERN COMPANY, INC.

WNDC-

LP 2

APP

SALISBURY

BDISDVL-20090717AAR

130443

0.25

HISPANIC CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY NETWORK, INC.

WWMT

LIC

KALAMAZOO

BLCDT-20020718ABT

74195

6.9

305

FREEDOM BROADCASTING OF MICHIGAN LICENSEE, L.L.C

K02MM

2 Z

LIC

FERGUS FALLS

BLTTV-19840604II

22130

0.099

FORUM COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY

-2

MINNEAPOLIS-ST. P

AUL MN

—

98302

NEW

APP

ROSEAU

BNPDVL-20090911AAQ

183231

NORTHLAND FRIENDS OF MUSIC

K02NQ

LIC

COLUMBIA

BLTVL-20050812ABV

55254

0.004

JW BROADCASTING, LLC

K02AO

LIC

EUREKA, ETC.

BLTTV-19901203IT

18071

0.061

BLUESTONE LICENSE HOLDINGS INC.

K02OL

LIC

SEELEY LAKE

BLTTV-19941004JD

18080

0.02

BLUESTONE LICENSE HOLDINGS INC.

2 +

BUTTE

—

98303

K02AO

EUREKA

BDFCDTV-20091005AAL

18071

0.018

BLUESTONE LICENSE HOLDINGS INC.

K02HJ

LIC

ORD

BLTTV-19830727ID

11509

0.032

CITY OF ORD

K02NT

LIC

SCOTTSBLUFF

BLTTV-19910301JX

17685

0.04

DUHAMEL BROADCASTING ENTERPRISES

K02NT

-2

STA

SCOTTSBLUFF

BSTA-20030123ACR

17685

1.38

DUHAMEL BROADCASTING ENTERPRISES

K02NT

LIC

SCOTTSBLUFF

BLTVA-20040622AAO

17685

1.38

DUHAMEL BROADCASTING ENTERPRISES

KNOP-

TV 2

NORTH PLATTE

BPCDT-20080603ABQ

49273

196

HOAK MEDIA OF NEBRASKA LICENSE, LLC

K02JO

LIC

CALIENTE

BLTTV-19790402ID

37513

0.004

LINCOLN COUNTY TV DISTRICT NO. 1

K02FJ

LIC

OVERTON

BLTT-3397

11685

0.01

CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

K02FM

2 0

#NAME?

LIC

GOODSPRINGS

BLTTV-2115

11682

0.001

CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

K02KS

LIC

RYNDON, ETC.

BLTTV-19810909IM

19390

0.013

ELKO TELEVISION DISTRICT

K02OK

LIC

BEOWAWE, ETC.

BLTVL-19940621JI

19851

0.009

EUREKA COUNTY TELEVISION DISTRICT #2

K02EG

LIC

URSINE

BLTTV-1694

37541

0.058

LINCOLN COUNTY TV DISTRICT NO. 1

K02FN

2 +

LIC

MESQUITE

BLTTV-20050718AFM

11678

0.282

CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

KSNV-

DT 2

LIC

LAS VEGAS

BLCDT-20050824ABJ

69677

27.7

386

VALLEY BROADCASTING COMPANY

K02QW

-D 2

RENO

BNPDVL-20090827ACY

183039

0.3

ONE MINISTRIES, INC.

K02KP

LIC

LORDSBURG

BLTTV-19831212IA

55483

0.042

REGENTS OF NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY

K02HU

LIC

ABIQUIU

BLTTV-4442

314

0.003

ABIQUIU VILLAGE TV ASSOCIATION

K02IP

LIC

HILLSBORO

BLTTV-4863

27236

0.006

HILLSBORO TV ASSOCIATION

K02KP

APP

LORDSBURG

BDFCDTT-20060331BOZ

55483

0.042

REGENTS OF NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY

DK02K

G 2

APP

CLIFF, GILA

BDFCDTT-20060331BOY

55511

0.083

REGENTS OF NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY

DKCWO

-CA 2

APP

SILVER CITY, ETC.

BSTA-20081103ABQ

33765

0.031

TTBG/KDBC LICENSE SUB, LLC

WKOB-

LD 2

LIC

NEW YORK

BLDVL-20100222ACI

51441

0.3

NAVE COMMUNICATIONS, LLC

W02AH

LIC

MARS HILL

BLTTV-3255

66401

0.051

MEDIA GENERAL COMMUNICATIONS HOLDINGS, LLC

W02AF

LIC

SYLVA, ETC.

BLTTV-19781204IC

53929

0.056

WYFF HEARST

W02AG

LIC

BREVARD

BLTTV-19821029IE

61683

0.065

MEDIA GENERAL COMMUNICATIONS HOLDINGS, LLC

W02AT

LIC

BURNSVILLE

BLTTV-1152

66392

0.032

MEDIA GENERAL COMMUNICATIONS HOLDINGS, LLC

W02AG

BREVARD

BDFCDTV-20090824AFD

61683

0.3

MEDIA GENERAL COMMUNICATIONS HOLDINGS, LLC

K02DD

LIC

JAMESTOWN

BLTTV-749

22131

0.496

FORUM COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY

KVNJ-

LP 2 +

LIC

FARGO

BLTVL-20020207AAQ

21187

1.13

G.I.G., INC.

WKYC

LIC

CLEVELAND

BLCDT-20020404AAW

73195

296.1

WKYC-TV, INC.

K38FJ

PARADOX, ETC.

BPTT-3494

13831

0.143

OKLAHOMA COMMUNITY TELEVISION, LLC

KOKJ-

LP 2

LIC

ELK CITY

BLTTL-19860203IA

16585

0.048

WELLSPRINGS TELEVISION NETWORK, INC.

K02IQ

LIC

SQUAW VALLEY, ETC

. OR

BLTTV-5085

60744

0.08

SODA MOUNTAIN BROADCASTING, INC.

K02JJ

LIC

WILLIAMS

BLTTV-19781030IM

61343

0.072

SOUTHERN OREGON PUBLIC TELEVISION

K02NW

LIC

REEDSPORT

BLTTV-19990503JD

50586

0.057

OREGON PUBLIC BROADCASTING

K02EK

LIC

APPLEGATE VALLEY

BLTTV-1105

22588

0.004

FREEDOM BROADCASTING OF OREGON LICENSEE, LLC, DEBTOR-IN-POSS

K02JF

LIC

BUTTE FALLS

BLTTV-19790320IB

61349

0.046

SOUTHERN OREGON PUBLIC TELEVISION

K02DV

LIC

CAVE JUNCTION, ET

C. OR

BLTTV-3706

22572

0.004

FREEDOM BROADCASTING OF OREGON LICENSEE, LLC, DEBTOR-IN-POSS

K02GL

LIC

DORENA, ETC.

BLTTV-3651

57776

0.008

SOUTH LANE TELEVISION, INC.

K02FT

LIC

GOLD HILL

BLTTV-4699

8303

0.045

CALIFORNIA OREGON BROADCASTING, INC.

K02JL

LIC

LA PINE

BLTTV-19790205JH

36176

0.005

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LIC

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—

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—

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LIC

CD. DELICIAS

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LIC

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—

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—

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—

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The above is the first 300 lines from the database. More will be added in the next few posts…

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http://publicdomainremix.wordpress.com/

July 28, 2010

I’ve created a new blog that is located at http://publicdomainremix.wordpress.com/

I know, I promised to only have this blog, but I can’t help but wanting to create new blogs for various purposes, while keeping this main blog from being a spam trap type of thing. The new blog at http://publicdomainremix.wordpress.com/ is mainly going to be used to locate, use, and remix various public domain video, images, audio, text, and other interesting things. The public domain is a very wide arena that has a bunch of potential for a lot of different things in my opinion, and I want to start exploring that wide and crazy world of public domain remixes. I have a lot of ideas on where to go with that.

The other main blog that I maintain currently, if you have not figured it out yet (since it’s linked over in widget to the right) is http://www.mastermesh.wordpress.com. That’s where I keep my delicious.com bookmarks backed up. I like posting those to a blog since I bookmark a ton of different places.

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Fast food is bad for you.

July 26, 2010

Fast food is bad for you.

Remember, it should be called Kentucky Fried Shitten because thats what it’ll end up making you do.

Remember it should be called Grease-a Hut because the pizza is super greasy.

Remember it should be called Smackdonalds because you need to be smacked for eating such unhealthy stuff.

Remember, many call it Taco Hell for a lot of different reasons.

Remember, a 6.00 burger is really a 6.00 poo in disguise. Take a look at your stool sometime – did you really want to pay 6.00 for that?

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phatch

July 26, 2010

For those interested, when I do the watermarks on the images in this blog, I’m using
phatch. It’s a great piece of software for doing stuff like this in batches.

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mallsmall #96 drawing

July 25, 2010

Status: Original is Not for Sale at this time. However, many various items with this image on it can be found at http://www.cafepress.com/mallsmall96

Primary Themes: 1999, CARTOONS, cartoon, art, artfolio, cartoon, character, drawing, painting, jeff, art, thomann, doodle, sketch, sketchbook, portrait, composition, study, Head, artist, gallery, ink, ballpoint, pen, ballpoint pen, pencil, rendering, render, nose, eye, imagination, mall small, jeff thomann, media, illustrate, illustration, figure, figure drawing, study, cafepress, guy, man, boy

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mallsmall #95 drawing

July 25, 2010

Status: Original is Not for Sale at this time. However, many various items with this image on it can be found at http://www.cafepress.com/mallsmall95

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mallsmall #92 drawing

July 25, 2010

Status: Original is Not for Sale at this time. However, many various items with this image on it can be found at http://www.cafepress.com/mallsmall92

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mallsmall 91 drawing

July 25, 2010

Status: Original is Not for Sale at this time. However, many various items with this image on it can be found at http://www.cafepress.com/mallsmall91

Primary Themes: 1999, CARTOONS, art, artfolio, cartoon, character, drawing, painting, jeff, art, thomann, doodle, sketch, sketchbook, portrait, composition, study, Head, artist, gallery, ink, ballpoint, pen, ballpoint pen, pencil, rendering, render, nose, eye, imagination, mall small, jeff thomann, media

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spent some cash.

July 17, 2010

I spent about 20 bucks today on ball point ink pens. I got a cheap Wal-Mart Brand called Inc Discover Bold. Not sure if it’ll be up to the Bic standard that I used to always use, but maybe. Price was somewhere around 1.89 for a pack of 22 or so. Since I’m on a budget and am really loving looking at my old ink drawings with all of the scans I’m doing lately, I think I might get back in to doodling with ink pens. I like them more then color pencils for some things since they are fast, can literally have infinite levels of details and grey tones, cross hatches, stippling, etc. if you allow them to, and are really quick, easy, and non-messy to work with (at least if there is no ink leaks in the pens). Once the ink dries it’s even less of a mess then graphite pencils…

As far as the scans go, I have quite a few of the little bitty sketchbooks scanned now, but not all uploaded yet. I’m going back through the scans and cropping each page out since I scanned about 5 pages per scan in most of the latest ones.

The main little sketchbooks left to scan are mainly diaries/dream journals. Back in college, my Senior Project involved doing some oil paintings based on dreams. I’m not sure if I’ll upload the dream journals or not since those are some pretty oddball, hard to read, and private thoughts in some of them… However, I might since they are many years old now and some of the stuff is actually intended as educational or philosophical teaching material on some levels…

Need to edit my categories. I removed a lot of the tags that were not relevant yet, but may be in the future and moved them over to a google document mentioned a few posts ago. I’ll keep growing that list over time as I start honing in on various things to tie keywords to in my future image creations, whether in photos, 3d animation, or illustration.

I plan on having ink pens nearby no matter where I am during the day or night. I want to get in to the habbit of doodling, drawing, writing down ideas, and sketching more as I used to do but have gotten out of the habbit of doing for a variety of reasons.

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feet drawing…

July 15, 2010

I’ve been thinking about this a little… every one of us has legs. Legs typically move a lot daily. I’m thinking it’d be possible to create wonderful abstract, or not-so-abstract paintings and drawings using our legs and feet daily… just put up something to draw/paint on on the floor and randomly move the legs as normal throughout the course of a day and see what happens. Most people are not coordinated enough with feet to hold a paint brush, pencil or ink pen, so I need to create some sort of thing on a shoe that will hold the drawing instruments aimed downward. I have used those spike things before to walk in the snow that you strap on to shoes. I’m wondering if something like that would not work. People let animals create abstract art sometimes. Why not let the limbs that just sit there doing nothing all day do it too? Paper would probably not work well, but boards like hardboard or plywood would probably, unless the crinkles caused by the feet are part of the work… actually sometimes crinkles can work to your advantage in things like this, so why not?

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Art is Life and Life is Art.

July 14, 2010

Something that I have come to realize is that Art is not a reflection of life nor is life a reflection of art. ART IS LIFE and LIFE IS ART! Every minute that I am not creating art, looking at art, or thinking about art in some way, it’s a minute that dead. Art is the substance that created the universe, and is the substance used to substain the universe. It just is as life just is. In order to live a more fullfilling life one must live art, embrace it, become it, think it, be it. Art’s true focus is in opening the mind’s eye so to speak… connecting the dots between the physical and metaphysical… All religions are art, and have rules, ideas, myths, stories about creation. Creation IS ART. Art is the act of creation. It is the act of connecting the dots that make up the universe. Art is the act of learning to percieve the world with a more detailed view. Art is the ability to perceive infinite levels of detail in all areas of Life. Science would not exist without art as a basis. Religion would not exist without art. Technology is science fictional art before it comes to exist. Our dreams are creations of art. Our realities are created because of our dreams.

ART IS LIFE AND LIFE IS ART.

I want to embrace, become, and be art so that I have a more fullfilling life. You should too!

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Lefty Sketch/Doodle Book idea…

July 14, 2010

When I’m at work, I scribble notes from phone calls, etc. in a notebook that’s next to me all day long. Many times, I doodle out various stuff in the margin, just like anyone else does in any classroom across the country on any given day… Similarly, I have MS Paint up all day and doodle in it sometimes on breaks…

I cannot do the MS Paint thing and concentrate on other things at my job as well, but might be able to do something like that with the sketchpad/notebooks more then I have in the past… since the notepad is on my left sitting on a desk, and my right hand is constantly using a mouse to do various things at work all day…

so… one thing I’m thinking about doing is keeping tons of ink pens on hand to doodle silently as I work away. It won’t be masterpieces, but just various oddball images, etc. It’s something I’ve never done much of in the past, but think there might be possibilities here for a lot of various things. It won’t break my concentration on my job tasks etc…

I have color pencils at work too, but won’t use them too much for this sort of thing, even though I use color pencils on breaks sometimes, because color pencils are too loud, and disturbs the concentration of those around me.

Just seems that there is 40 hours a week that I’m not doing art stuff that’s more or less being wasted, at least artistically (even if it does pay the bills). Want to fix that problem and start doing more art without loosing concentration or focus on what I’m really there 40 hours a week to do. It is possible to multitask – and many times I’m doing that subconsiously anyways as things play around in my brain all day long – maybe it’s time for me to take that to the next level.

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Wish List…

July 8, 2010

This could be a rather lengthy posting. I apologize for that, but not really… There’s a lot that I have to say and am thinking about here, and it feels good to get this stuff out here for others to read and for myself to come back to read from time to time… (*this post will likely look different the next time you see it since it’s going to be edited and re-edited a few different times to get everything in here I want to say*)

The other day Tekla had me email her an Art Wish List for Birthdays, Christmas, or just any time. At first I did not think I would have a very long list, but before I knew it, I had a very long list that just kept growing, and growing the more that I thought about various things that I could use, might use, or have used in the past.

Since other folks besides her sometimes read this blog, I’m making a copy of some parts of that list here. This is stuff that I’m probably going to need or want at some point in the future to continue doing various forms of art that I want to focus on. If you ever want to get me a gift sometime for a birthday or whatever, this is they type of stuff that I can and will use and probably appreciate more then cash or gift cards.

I kind of feel greedy or cocky making this list, but also feel it’s informative since it tells people the type of stuff that I have used, do use, or will use in my artwork. It also tells you what type of traditional art products I have preferences for and why, and gives people a glimpse in to my techniques, hobbies, and habbits that they can ask questions about that they might not normally ask. In this way, it’s sort of like an educational virtual studio tour so to speak…

not looking for pity donations, or money, or anything like that… just for a way to do what I want to be doing…

There’s no real order to the list as far as priorities of what is more important to have or anything. It was just created as I though of different things.

• Sketch Books.
I like having little sketchbooks, either like the 2 1/2 x 3 inchers with the spirals (like what I’m scanning now with the mall small series of drawing), or the 5-6 x 8 inchers. I also like having a bigger few that are like 8 1/2 x 11 inch or so… In the past, I’ve used much larger sketchbooks, but for quick little doodles, notes, etc. these little books are nice since they can be carried around easily.

I like having the ability to tear out the pages so that I can scan them or store them separate from the rest of the book. Some sketchbooks can do that better then others. I like being able to store the smaller pages from the smaller books inside of the larger books. The way that works is that I stack 2 pages from the smaller books inside of each page of the bigger books, with each smaller page facing away from one another.

This storage method is not really needed for ink pen drawings or something like acrylic that is sturdy, but for stuff like watercolor, charcoal, pastel, colored pencil, etc. this method works best since it protects the faces of the drawn area from rubbing against the face of the other drawn area, pulling the charcoal, etc. off with it in places I didn’t intend. With printed materials, a lot of artists do something like this but stack felt in between the backs of each page instead of sketchbooks. The idea is basically to keep the face of the artwork from being torn, bruised, and battered by the other artwork near it… And to keep the stuff that does rub off on to the bigger sketchbook’s blank pages only hitting one area, instead of making it a huge mess by moving different stuff on it that then rubs off on to other artwork stored there, etc. With the bigger paintings, it’s sort of similar, face to face, back to back storage, kind of like that rack downstairs… But since I’ll be working on small stuff, we won’t run out of storage room nearly as easily. I could store a whole lifetimes supply of the 5×7 inch stuff in a small 3 foot area, but with huge paintings that each have stretcher bars that are at least half an inch thick, that’s not so easy.
… So idea 1: acid free sketchbooks

• Ink Pens
Idea 2 : ink pens. If I get back in to drawing with ink pens in sketch books like I did with the stuff that I’m scanning now, I can go through about half of an ink pen in about 2-3 days. On larger works, I can actually burn through 2-3 pens or more in the course of one drawing if there’s a lot of detail to it. I don’t like ink pens since the ink pens themselves are not usually acid free, but since I’m going to start scanning stuff more then once every 10 years like I’m doing with this stuff I’m scanning now, it should not be that big of a deal. (the acid causes the paper to yellow over the years where the acid touches the paper, even if the paper itself is acid free).. Ink pens are cheaper then expensive india ink, which is acid free… But expensive.

I like black ink pens to do most sketches since you can do a lot with it, but also like occassionally having a blue or red to do a little tonality to the work. If I get in to that toned stuff, I also like using a yellow or red china marker sometimes just to throw a little more tonality and color in to the mix for quick sketching.

• Acrylic
Idea 3: acrylic paint, preferably in a tube that looks like a toothpaste tube, or of artists quality… Cheap acrylic used to do paintings on fabric is not that great to use, even though it does work. That stuff is watered down a lot, so it dissappears fast, and is made with low quality stuff, so has a lot of limitations, but it does occassionally work as a filler color to go in between the other acrylic paint. I used to love, and still do love oil painting, but currently don’t have a studio that’s suitable for it since there’s no ventilation system in our basement. I have tried to paint in the house before, and got a huge smell of turpentine that Tekla was not pleased with at all… I personally love the smell, but that’s a different story. Also, oils, and all of the chemicals needed for that type of painting are a lot more expensive per ounce then acrylic… I don’t like the plastic shiney look of acrylic, so might do some airbrushing to thin the stuff down, or use acrylic matte formulas from time to time to lower that shininess. I hate looking at a painting and seeing gigantic shiny spots of light where shadows are suppossed to be, destroying the illusion that is suppossed to be seen. This is another reason I’m not too keen on oil painting – in theory to make oil paintings that last a long time, you should use darmar or some other varnish on them as the top layer. I rarely put varnish on any of my oil paintings since I hate the reflective shine you get with viewing the work from various angles if the light hits the varnish just right.

• Color Pencils
Idea 4: Color Pencils. I really love Prismacolors, but don’t use them much. Something that’s farily new that I really like is Crayola Erasable Pencils (runs around 5 bucks for a pack of 12 or so I think?). I really like being able to erase the color pencil markings and do layer after layer on top of the erased areas, etc. It makes working with color pencils almost like working on oil paintings in some ways.

A cheap generic brand that is not erasable at Wal-Mart is Rose Art. I don’t mind Rose Art, but it’s not the greatest. Prismacolor is top of the line as far as color pencils goes and costs around a buck a pencil. I don’t often use Prismacolor because it’s so pricey, and also because it’s easy to run out of it fast as the reason it’s so expensive is that it’s got more pigment (color) in it then wax – the cheaper stuff like Rose Art and Crayola has more wax then pigment. However, that’s not such a bad thing since I love to layer things and rework stuff over and over to get the desired results.

• Pastels
Idea 5: pastels – oil or non-oil. These are basically like colored chalk. I have a huge box of them downstairs somewhere, but don’t use them much because it’s costly and messy. Oil pastels are made with an oil base, so are more silky and smooth then the chalk stuff… But oil pastels are pricey because they are easy to burn through. A full pack of oil pastels runs around 5-10 bucks at Micheals I think, but I can burn through an entire pack of them in about 2 drawings… So it’s way pricey, even though it does not seem like it.

Conte crayon is what the non-oil pastels are sometimes called when they come in earth tones (browns and reds). Most of the normal soft chalk pastels are very expensive since pastels are really just powerded pigment thrown together with something – so it’s basically a dried version of watercolor paint sort of. Cheap colored chalk is not the same as pastels, and is not worth messing around with. I bought some sidewalk chalk once just to try it out, and hated it. There’s almost no pigment in cheap chalk, which is why it’s so darn cheap. I do sometimes grind up the cheap chalks though to use in pounce bags and as an additive to put texture in to various other types of painting materials.

• China Marker
Idea 6: China Markers. These are Berol brand, and you can get them in some office supply stores, but it’s cheaper (even though still pricey) to just buy them direct online. They come in blue, yellow, red, green, orange, black and white I think. I love China Markers as a top layer to put on paintings or drawings because they can write on just about any surface, even a painting that you think can’t have anything else put on top of it since the tooth of the canvas is full. I think of these as super waxy color pencils sort of. They are mainly used to write stuff on cars by auto mechanics and stuff like that since it can write on cars, glass, and all sorts of stuff like that and be easily wiped away without anyone ever knowing there was something written on there.

• Water Color
Idea 7: watercolor or guache. Guache (may have mispelled that) is basically really thick watercolor – it’s watercolor with a lot more pigment in it. Normal watercolors have to be mixed thinly to have the white areas be the paper under the paint since you can’t paint thick white on top of normal watercolor easily. Guache fixes that problem since it’s a lot thicker and you can put whatever colors you want on top…

You just have to be careful, because like watercolor, once it’s dry, guache can be made muddy by adding water to it on top layers… Acrylic does not do that since acrylic is basically just colored plastic that dries to a hard layer in about an hour or so. Watercolor and guache both use gum arabic instead of plastic stuff in it like acrylic, so they stay able to be messed up easily if they get water on them, which is one reason I don’t like watercolor too much – it’s too fragile… Same goes with pastels… Pastels are basically just stick forms of watercolor… However, I don’t mind using either from time to time.

• Hardboard
Idea 8: hardboard… This is the little 5″x7″ panels that I’m doing most of my color pencils on these days. Lowes sells it and they can cut it down to the 5″x7″ inch sizes with their really awesome table saw… A full 8′x4′ sheet makes a lot of little penels, and it’s cheaper then just about anything else to work on, yet sturdy enough to take a lot of damage from my pressing hard with color pencils, scraping things out with razor blades, etc.

There’s several reasons I use 5″x7″ as a standard size to make my little panels now. 5″x7″ is a standard photo size so it’s easy to find frames, and is roughly the same size as post card template on Cafepress.

5″x7″ is twice the size of 2.5″x3.5″ – which is the standard size for art trading cards. That means that artwork that I created that is 5×7 inches will easily scale down to art card size for printing purposes in the future and the art cards will work nicely as business cards someday.

Additionally, this size can be scaled up 5.14286 times to get to a size that is approximately 3′ x 2.14′, which ends up being approximately a 2′x3′ work with a little cropping along the smaller end. In the past, I have done 2×3 foot paintings… so this size gives me the flexibility to eventually get back in to painting that size and scaling it down to 5″x7″. In this way, it’s also possible that the little color pencil drawings might become studies for larger paintings someday.

I like that size painting since it’s easy to reach all edges of the canvas easily when painting with the length of my arm… so I can do many things I cannot do with smaller works or larger works… The cropping issue is not a major one since with paintings, I like to not use frames too much, and just bleed the artwork over the edge… That little bit of cropping room is plenty to wrap around the edge of a painting. I just wish I had a 2′x3′ scanner so I could scan paintings that size and not have to rely on a camera to get an accurate digital copy of a painting that size. I hate using cameras sometimes since they cause parallax problems when trying to shoot photos of artwork.

• Plexiglas
Idea 9: plexiglass in sheets of 8 1/2″ x 11″ or bigger. I like plexiglass for a lot of different things. It makes a nice drawing board. It is clear so I can use it as a drawing instrument, sort of like a window to either keep still and get proportions, or as a way to trace stuff if I hold it up to the sun or a light. I also like it because you can paint it, use it in sculptures, and all sorts of other stuff. It’s not as dangerous as glass… Also, eventually, I might use it as a way to protect the scanner if I do something like take leaves off of trees or grass, etc. to scan without damaging the scanner with grass stains and stuff like that.. Or protect it from charcoal stains, pastel stains, etc. if I ever get in to working with pastels, charcoals, etc. that are messy…

I’ll probably come up with more ideas over time…

My favorite colors are mainly cadmium red, which is a really bright red, like on a fire truck, cobalt blue, which is a really bright blue, like the shirts the guys at Best Buy wear, bright yellow, like tweety bird yellow… I like these three the most since they are the main primary colors I use.

Just about any color that exists can be made by mixing and matching these colors in some variation. I also like having a darker version of the red and blue… With red, it’s usually Crimson Red, which is about the color of a dark red rose, with blue, it’s usually called something like Prussian Blue, or maybe pthalo blue – which is a blue that’s fairly dark…

With yellow, I don’t like darker colors too much, but don’t mind orange to work as a darker version of yellow sort of. I also work with other various colors sometimes, but most of the above is the main stuff that is a “necessity” since most other colors can be made by mixing and matching based on those colors… The other lesser used stuff is like yellow ochre (which is a browh/yellowish), greens (usually either lime or dark green), and other stuff like that. I don’t mind earth tones (browns) but really, mixing colors that are oppossite on the color wheel, like yellow and red with a tad of green can get you just about any brown you want…

Also, since I’m partially color blind, the dark greens and browns really interfere with my abilities a bit. With brighter greens I can tell what is going on due to the yellow tints inside of the green. With darker reds that get below about 50% or darker in tone, I have a lot of problems differentiating the green from the brown and black/white grey tones. Really bright reds are fine though. I think my color blindness is part of the reason I enjoy getting stuff out of the tubes and visually color mixing on the pallete or canvas more so then physically mixing things to arrive at muddy messes that all look grey/brown/green to me.

I guess, for the time being, my sort of “game plan” with the art will be focus on drawing, color pencils, acrylic painting, maybe occassionally ink pens or markers, and other stuff like that which is cheap to obtain and will work well on the little hardboards. I’ll do all of that after I get the scans all done (most of the little books are scanned now that have drawings – I just don’t have them online yet)

… eventually getting to a point where I’m able to explore a lot of different ideas, themes, and styles since the 5×7 inch boards are so small I can feel free to do a lot with it without it costing us a ton in materials. If I end up burning through all the little
boards I have now, I’ll just get more since they are so cheap.

Then, eventually, in a few years, I can re-evaluate at that point in time if I want to continue with the little stuff, or try doing some bigger stuff, maybe adding a ventillation system to the basement studio…

In theory, I can use a mask with charcoal filters to protect myself when I’m working on airbrushing and stuff like that now… and I can do acrylic… since acrylic dries in about an hour and is water based, not oil based. My airbrush skills are not that great, and airbrushing is pretty messy, even if it is fun, and has a lot more potential for great work then just painting with a brush. So there you go… • Charcoal Filtered mask is number 10…

a few other ideas that I don’t have time to write much about at the moment…

• Wood Engaving Equipment and Block Printing Ink

• High Resolution Camera that can have lenses changed out – and preferably be able to do HDRI photos well

• Bees Wax and Peraphane Wax – I would like to experiement with encaustic painting eventually

• Double Boiler – in case I do get in to that encaustic painting mode

• Dual Action Airbrushes – I already have one, but the needle seems like it’s not in the best of shape.

• Markers – various colors, shapes and sizes. I’ve never messed with markers much but if I’m going to start getting in to illustration, it’s something I want to learn to use more.

• Bamboo Sticks – I’ve never used this, but have read that you can use bamboo sticks to create a sort of long pole extension for charcoal and pastels… You cut the end in to fourths, put the charcoal in the middle, then tape up the edge so that the charcoal stays in place. It sort of works like a mahl stick. I don’t have a mahl, but do have a wooden flagpole that I’ve used as a mahl before.

• Sculpey – modelling clay you can find at places like Wal-Mart. It comes in a wide variety of colors and is not too pricey. I love it as a stress releiver since it won’t go hard until you bake it. I have some that I keep at my desk that has been soft for years. I also might try getting in to doing sculpture someday, and this stuff would be handy for that.

• Squeegee – I’m using old windshield wipers for this sort of stuff now… You can do interesting things with paint with a squeegee.

• Sponges – Sponges of various sizes and textures can do a lot of interesting stuff in paint too… Actually lots of oddball textured things can be used in paint. I have painted with quaters, pennies, old tooth brushes (only mine though since otherwise it’s just gross), plastic silverware, cotton balls, q-tips, toothpicks, pine cones, bird feathers, and even tree leaves before. I read in a book the other day that you can also do interesting things with electric toothbrush bases since the vibrations from the motor can cause illustration pens and really watered down paint to do really interesting, yet controlled textural splatter effects.

• Pencils – I don’t use graphite much, but it does have it’s use in sketchbooks, and also as a material that can be used to create carbon paper for transferring images. I also like ebony pencils. I enjoy pencils of just about any hardness from h4 – 6b.

• Charcoal – Charcoal comes in a wide variety of shapes and sizes too. I love both white and black charcoal as well as pastels.

• Gesso – this is the stuff used as undercoating for paintings, and I also use it on the hardboards to get them to have a white underlayer with a little tooth.

• Acrylic Matte Medium

• Black and White matte spray paint – I’m going to paint some boards to use as backgrounds for shooting artwork with a camera. Glossy backgrounds for this sort of thing don’t work. The boards I’ll be painting, and am in the process of painting, are the back side of masonite sheets – the rough side. I have put a few cans of black paint on one of the boards so far, but this material just absorbs the paint like a sponge, so it’s going to take quite a few layers of spray paint I think. I’m guessing around 5-10 more cans just to get an nice even coat across the whole board. The board is about 4 foot wide and 4 foot tall. I want the white as well as the black so I can have one white and one black board for future portfolio shooting sessions.

• Daylight balanced light bulbs

• Bar Soap – you’d be surprised how much soap is needed to wash out brushes.

• Mineral Spirits or Orderless Paint Thinner – even though I’m not doing much oil painting, this stuff is handy for cleaning up brushes and messy hands

• XXXL or XXL Plastic Gloves – I like wearing gloves when I paint to protect my hands a little

• Photo Frames – 8 1/2″ x 11″ matted down to 5″x7″ is useful for the little panels so there is wiggle room as it’s very difficult to get a 5″x7″ panel in to a 5″x7″ frame, and I’m not sure I’d really want to anyways. The matte protects the surface of the drawings and paintings from rubbing on the glass.

• Instant Tea – I love to drink it, and it’s also very awesome to sponge paint on to paper… Very interesting effects you get with that light brown color, especially if you crinkle up the paper as you do it as the darker parts of the tea will sink in to the cracks, giving interesting shapes and forms to the texture of the paper.

• Orange Stuff or Gojo – useful for cleaning up hands, feet, arms, etc. after painting since gloves don’t always do the trick.

• Charcoal Filtered Masks or just the filters to go in them – helps protect the lungs when drawing or painting with messy stuff. In college I did a charcoal drawing once that took me several hours to complete, and I did this in a room with little ventillation and no mask. I ended up coughing up black stuff for about half a week after that – not something I plan to ever do again!

• Overhead Projector and transparencies – useful for tranfering images to canvas

• HEPA compliant air filteration system – I do want to do oil painting again someday, but can’t at the moment due to the fumes put off…

• Photoflow camera light system – these are a couple hundred bucks and you can get them places like Columbia Photo… They are around 500 watt lights that are easily replaceable.

• Bleach – this can be used to bleach out painted areas sometime, making them a little lighter in areas. It’s also useful as a cleaning agent for when messes happen.

• Rubbing Alcohol – I’ve not messed with this much, but I’ve read that this stuff is useful in thinning out acrylic or enamal based paints for airbrushing purposes.

• Needles, exacto blades, razer blades – intruments for sculpture and removal of ceratain areas on a painted canvas.

• Hand Brush – useful for cleaning after painting

• Various cloth materials – useful replacements for canvas on a painting, as rags for cleaning, or as texture tools for applying paint

• Small handheld Mirrors of various sizes and shapes – useful for checking perspective, checking composition in mirrored image, doing self portraits and any number of other artistic things.

I might add more to this list later from time to time…

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Review of the Twilight Movie – Eclipse

July 1, 2010

Tekla and I went to see the Third Twilight movie, Eclipse, last night. It was a pretty predictable movie.

Actually, the whole Twilight series is that way, but that’s to be expected since the target audience is a bunch of teenage girls for the most part. The fight scenes were not overly exciting. The “vampire army” was made to sound like they had a lot of strength and power, but really the army was defeated in no time flat by the Cullins and the Wolf pack.

The army was really only a small handful of vampires – maybe 10-20 or so, if I remember correctly. The “army” only injured Jacob by breaking his ribs when one of the neophyte vampires in the army squeezed him. I have not read the book, so don’t know how closely they kept this true to the story, but based on what I’ve read on wikipedia, it sounds like it was fairly close. That is one problem I have with all of the twilight movies so far – the action, when there is action, is fairly calm. Sure, they are throwing one another around, and biting off limbs, but it’s all not very scary, dramatic, or meant for a movie in my opinion.

The main battle in this movie takes place in the middle of the open field in one of the earlier movies. It’s a nice sunny day in the meadow. The environment just does not lend itself well to a gory, bloody fight scene. It also is not really remnescent of the foggy, cloudy days environment that is typical of the area in real life where the movie suppossedly takes place. I guess the reason for that is because the target audience is a bunch of teenage girls that they don’t want to gross out or something?… I want to see more drastic color in a movie about vampires and werewolves…

There is hints of red here and there, but not a lot of bloody, gory stuff that is typical of vampire and werewolf movies. The horror just seems to not be there really – even when Victoria’s head is ripped off, and her boyfriend’s arms are ripped out, the gore is not there and the limbs just look like stone statues…making this more like an anime movie, or teenage soap opera then a real movie about vampires and werewolves.

I mean, sure it’s a love story, but it’s also suppossed to be a horror movie, right? Where’s the shakey camera shots? Where’s the foggy night scenes? There is a chase scene or two through the forest in some places of the movie, but it’s never really “scary” – more like an anime movie or something. When the vampires do go “hunting” for their animal blood, it’s never on scene… The sunny meadow is very cheery. The gory scenes of the army in Seattle are dark-ish, but even those are not really gross me out or scare me out of my wits horror like they should be in my opinion. We should be afraid that this big scary army is coming to the Cullins land and as an audience should be feeling some empathy. It didn’t seem like anyone in the audience had that empathy level because the movie is just too silly… We have a bunch of people jumping around like they belong on Dragon Ball Z more then a vampire or werewolf movie. We see bright sunny skies (ok, it’s suppossed to be overcast, and that’s why we don’t see the sparkles in the vampres – but many of those scenes look way to bright on gamma to be too cloudy to me – or maybe they just dulled it out too much so it looks a lot brighter then it really is or something)… Yes, the movie was ok plotwise, but as I mentioned, somewhat predictable.

The focus on the live triangle is important, but they could have at least put a little gore in there, or done some of the camera angles up closer to hone in on the battle scenes more from a first person perspective instead of leaving it all in third person from a distance in a very passive manner. There should have been a lot more drastic colors and things.

Sure, they have mountains scenes that look like they are shot from a helicoptor (probably a 3d camera view from a 3d mountian) but they could have done so much more. Mountains have gigantic 5:00 shadows all over the place. We could have seen lots more doom and gloom. More dramatic flair… More brightly contrasting color schemes to pull the audience attention in on certain things. No, they should not turn it in to a Kill Bill type of blood fest with blood spurting out everywhere, but they could have done something heading a little bit in that direction a lot more then they have done… As it is, the werewolves seem like newborn puppies, even when they are at the most savage scenes in the movie. The vampires just seem like normal people that don’t get a tan. Even though Jacob’s ribs are supposedly broken, we don’t see any camera angles focus in on a closeup of his chest at all during that time of the movie, even though during the rest of the movie he’s running around bare-chested all day long… Aw well, it was worth seeing, but it’s not really worth the money to see it in a movie theater. If I were you, I might wait til it’s out on DVD.

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