Sounds About Right.

By Stephan Pastis
Neither am I Pig, it's ok.

In A Land Far Far Away, Known To Some As California

Cat, our dear friend, short in height, high in spirits, traveler of a strange land known in the tongue of it's inhabitants as SoCal, or some such, has created a blog, to remain connected with those of us relegated to fly-over-country, as well as her other much more respectable friends. In anycase, she's good people.

Check her out at: les reves de petite chat

(which is French for "the dreams of the little cat")

Edit: As corrected by Le Chat herself, minus the appropriate accent marks.

Gone, But Apparently Not Forgotten

In what is possibly the weirdest yet Themed blog I've found, I give you: Creep, Abandoned Chi-Chis

A photo blog of, surprisingly enough, Creepy, Abandoned Chi-Chis. I feel, as always, weirdness in all it's forms should be celebrated, including this blog. So, Enjoy!

News From the Eastern Front: Its a Blog, Sir.

Annie, Everyone's favorite Red-headed Europe-exploring Art Commando, has started up her own blog to further document her habitually sunny disposition, even in the wilds of Vienna.

Check her out at: Verre De Terre

(which is French for Earthworm)

After a Hard Day of Blogging...

... i have to remember to stretch, take a short break, maybe drink something, and have a snack.

Otherwise i might have over exerted myself with this blog post.

It's Ok, I Know What I'm Doing.

So ages ago I made the group Don't Worry I'm a Sculpture Major

I mainly wanted a cool sounding group to invite some of my friends to, and I have extolled the Values of Sculpture Majors many times which include:

-Super Healing.
-Nigh-Invulnerability.
-Higher than average Strength for an Artist.
-All around Handiness.
-The ability to bend Metal with their mind.
-The ability to eat fire as a food group.
-Treat minor cuts, scrapes, splinters, burns, abrasions, etc, as an aphrodisiac.
-A working knowledge of nearly every tool ever. (including the Archimedes screw, the Canadarm, Bull whips, Chopsticks, and Portainer gantry cranes)
-Their sweat is Highly prized by gourmet chefs as a flavor enhancer.
-They know no fear.
-They use Tin snips to cut their hair, and Metal files to shave.
-etc.

Well anyways, the group has sort of taken off on its own, and now has 122 members, from all across the country, as well as members in Belgium, Italy, New Zealand, Vietnam, Turkey, Lebanon, Poland, England, South Africa, Wales, Austrailia, Canada, Mauritius, Japan, Egypt, Paraguay, Ireland, and Croatia. All that and I havent done a single thing to promote it other than recruit 6 friends as the original members.

Sounds like Art

So I was looking for a different way to login, that didnt involve logging in to gmail first and i found out i already have a shared blog that I have long since forgot about.

This is from a class I took 2 years ago that was an alternative media Studio art course, that was about exploring the use of audio in art.

I never actually put any of my stuff up there, and it certainly hasn't been updated in a while.

There was a lot of interesting stuff in that class, and I don't know how much of it made it on the site, but it's worth a look.

http://sound3850.blogspot.com/

Giant Monsters Go Rawr.

There's a game soon to be released called Monsterpocalypse. It comes with giant monsters of a variety of flavors, Godzilla lizards, Cthulu Beasties, Martian Walkers, Glowing Mutant Karate Men, Robots, Flying Saucers, and the list goes on all humongus. They even come with little buildings to destroy and hurl your opponent monsters into. All on a city streets map/board.

So anyways the game designers set up a blog but took the interesting step of not talking about anything in the actual game itself, instead the blog is entirely devoted to the giant monster genre as a whole,and it's pretty interesting.

If you like the idea of giant things smashing other giant things, while horrified populace run screaming about, check it out:

http://giantmonstersattack.blogspot.com/