I done made these:
Internet Friends!
- Adrian Louden's 10 000 Not only is Adrian super good at art, he makes a mean stirfry.
- Breaking Chains and Taking Lanes Coreen can tell you what’s what on the icy streets of Edmonton with two wheels or less.
- Edmonton Bicycle Commuters EBC is just rad people all around. A lot of the bike parts I use come from here.
- Edmonton New Technology Society I just found out about ENTS, but we’re gonna be good friends, I can tell
- Evil Robot Smash Josh makes things with skills I just do not possess. Stupid engineers.
- Exolucere Rob take great photos. He used to put them here.
- Haley Brown Haley is improvising and adventuring out in the world
- Jessica Holtby Music Awesome folk-soul, and I’m not just saying that because I play backup for her.
- Keyhole Keepsakes Kat used to make jewellry, although last time I checked she was working on a road crew.
- Nathan's Beer Blog Drunk Nathan uses his face to tell Future Nathan how the beer was.
- Random Access Thoughts Jill’s brain is leaking.
- Raving Bike Fiend Keith knows everything about all bicycles ever.
- Urbane Adventurer Zoe, well, Zoe does all kinds of things. Astute political observations and folky jams.
Other Stuff I Do
- Correctional Services Editing Maybe you would like me to proofread something for you?
- Jesse Conlang Coming soon! Music and related content!
- The Annotated Playlist A new project I’m working on. It’s a hypertext music blog. Well, I’m excited about it.
- Follow Blindfish Industries on WordPress.com
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Category Archives: Uncategorized
This is also a music blog now, I guess
Let’s talk about a funny thing that I hate. That video by the Axis of Awesome is legitimately hilarious deconstruction of I-V-vi-IV, probably the most common chord change in popular music. It’s well done, and I really like the goofy … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Uncategorized
Tagged chord changes, music, music criticism, music theory, pachelbel, pop, the axis of awesome
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Taking a Step Back
Hello internet! I’m writing you from Guadalajara, Mexico, where I am studying until June. I’d like to say thank you to the absolutely startling uptick in viewership of this blog, especially considering that now I am basically unable to post … Continue reading
There’s Not Always A Lot To Do In The Himalayas
I painted this probably 4 years ago. It’s one of the only things I’ve ever painted. And I gave up on the paint and finished it with a sharpie marker. It might my favorite thing that I’ve ever made.
Posted in Cryptozoology, painting, Uncategorized
Tagged abominable snowman, cryptozoology, glaciers, himalayas, mountains, painting, sledding, tibet, toboggan, unknown hominids, yeti
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Retropost: Why I Failed Japanese Class
reason 1: spent too much time re-illustrating the textbook this post dredged up from 2007.
Posted in Doodles, Drawing, Nobody likes drawing feet, Uncategorized
Tagged b&w, black and white, cat, dog, hiragana, illustration, inu, japanese, la, labels, language, neko, nobody likes drawing feet, pencil and, textbook, translation
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Armaments: part 1
I hope you think this is as awesome as I think it is. More to come!
Posted in Armaments Series, Drawing, Index Card Series, Uncategorized
Tagged drawing, old ladies, pencil and ink, spears, weaponry, weapons
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After a prolonged absence…
I hadn’t drawn anything in ages. Then, in april, as part of a final project for my Cree class, I made a bunch of illustrated vocabulary cue cards. These were quickly forgotten, and the summer was spent doing everything except … Continue reading
Posted in Drawing, Index Card Series, Uncategorized, Updates
Tagged campfire, drawing, Marshmallows, Pencil, s'mores, ufo
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Coming Soon: Content
I’ve come to understand that websites with content are generally more successful than those without. Consequently, I’ve been working on something new that is hopefully a little different and maybe even consistently changing. I’ll keep you posted.
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Can’t Trust the Mountains
When you fly into La Paz, there’s a massive Andean peak that stares down into your airplane like it knows what you did. It dominates the landscape, the skyline, the whole city of La Paz, like a hulking sentinel not … Continue reading
Posted in collage, Postcard Series, Travel, Uncategorized
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