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A little snippet from my submission to the second issue of RRUFFURR. I'm so excited to be a part of this mag, there's some primo talent going into it.

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How about a miniature abandoned house?

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Look at this in 3D.

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Look at this in 3D.

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Look at this in 3D.

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Works indoors too.

Look at this in 3D.

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Some more photograms from recently are on the way.

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The borders of each model are vague, dictated by machine vision.

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I really enjoy the way that models look in 123D Catch.

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Please don't jostle the camera while it's exposing!

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The first test shot from the camera, to test the exposure chart I cribbed from Mr. Pinhole, of some amaryllises in bloom. Pinhole cameras are so cool!

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I've been fooling around with this camera for the past few weeks, trying to get it into working order. It's a very tall pinhole camera! The tab with the red end is the shutter, and by looking down any of those yellow lines, you can estimate the framing of the photo with surprising accuracy!

I'm going to expose an entire roll of 120 slide film in this, then mount the results, somehow. Hmm.

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I'm still preoccupied with Minecraft, apparently.

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First print from Minecraft turned out awesome!

Any thoughts?

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Mineways, a program by Eric Haines, lets you export Minecraft worlds to a format that can be easily and cost-effectively 3D-printed. Seeing as I've had Minecraft on the brain for the past year or so, I thought I'd give it a go. Let's see what happens.

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Apropos of nothing, here's my Halloween costume for this year.

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I created these nose masks for the Stop the Running Nose campaign. The design presented a lot of challenges, but what a fun project!