Sunset Pork
I has spinach-tomato-cheese-garlic omelet. And garlic bread. And coffee, which does not have garlic in it. Maybe I should see to that.
I shall post the pictures from Sunset Park now, but I fear that they are sparse and do little justice to the very pleasant experience of being there. Still, for those interested...It's mostly from the exhibition tent, plus some of people playing with fire. Fire! Heh heh heh.
Okay, since my crappy photography does not show it clearly enough: The artist who does these pictures, does them with lots and lots of little plastic beads, kind of like the ones you use in kindergarden... er, perler beading?
More of the same. The 3d pixel effect of the plastic beads might be better visible in this photo. Pretty neat in meatspace, anyway!
Fredrik's part of the exhibition... yep, that's Fredrik from Edelvik. Haven't met him since I quit, over a year ago. So that was pretty neat.
(My own bit of exhibition is also visible in the background, from the batik fishies to the alchemist's boxy type thing.
More art. I think these belonged to a Petter.
Closer look at a couple of Fredrik's things. I remember when he made the green-dreaded bird skull thingy. :)
Indubiously the finest thing on the exhibition. I especially like how, while mine and Kai's sculpture thingies had to share one table, this tiny little piggy had one all to itself. Because that's how much space it's aura of greatness needed, obviously. :D
My one picture of the music! Well hey, there are others who were milling around with professional cameras, so... I think this was Ninedee.
Fire! Whee!
♪This wheel's on fire... ♪
Fireeeee... (and some random ghostly onlooker.)
More fire!
Mhm, my camera and/or my usage of it is kind of faily unless the lighting is very favourable, so that's it. But, thar be other, better ones in the homepage galleries. Along with pictures of assorted rockingness from the stage, of course. (Morlocks were pretty awesome. I wonder why word of their awesome has failed to reach me before this, really. Give Happy Day in Zombietown a listen, but beware of v. catchy earbug.)
I shall post the pictures from Sunset Park now, but I fear that they are sparse and do little justice to the very pleasant experience of being there. Still, for those interested...It's mostly from the exhibition tent, plus some of people playing with fire. Fire! Heh heh heh.
Okay, since my crappy photography does not show it clearly enough: The artist who does these pictures, does them with lots and lots of little plastic beads, kind of like the ones you use in kindergarden... er, perler beading?
More of the same. The 3d pixel effect of the plastic beads might be better visible in this photo. Pretty neat in meatspace, anyway!
Fredrik's part of the exhibition... yep, that's Fredrik from Edelvik. Haven't met him since I quit, over a year ago. So that was pretty neat.
(My own bit of exhibition is also visible in the background, from the batik fishies to the alchemist's boxy type thing.
More art. I think these belonged to a Petter.
Closer look at a couple of Fredrik's things. I remember when he made the green-dreaded bird skull thingy. :)
Indubiously the finest thing on the exhibition. I especially like how, while mine and Kai's sculpture thingies had to share one table, this tiny little piggy had one all to itself. Because that's how much space it's aura of greatness needed, obviously. :D
My one picture of the music! Well hey, there are others who were milling around with professional cameras, so... I think this was Ninedee.
Fire! Whee!
♪This wheel's on fire... ♪
Fireeeee... (and some random ghostly onlooker.)
More fire!
Mhm, my camera and/or my usage of it is kind of faily unless the lighting is very favourable, so that's it. But, thar be other, better ones in the homepage galleries. Along with pictures of assorted rockingness from the stage, of course. (Morlocks were pretty awesome. I wonder why word of their awesome has failed to reach me before this, really. Give Happy Day in Zombietown a listen, but beware of v. catchy earbug.)