Leftover goose heads

These were supposed to go with a previous post. Didn't, though. Nope.

But they're here now, and I suppose you're saying to yourself "I knew something was missing in my life; and now - as if by magic - it's here, and all is right with the world."

Or you might be saying some other thing to yourself, but I guess it takes all kinds. Yep.

And a second installment...

There are few creatures as huggable as the redtail catfish. (This one's name is "Smoochy.")

This isn't the same as the image in the last post, honest.

DitL: the overdue first installment

I just haven't been able to get anything uploaded for this assignment; I haven't been able to get anything else done, either. Sometimes things just suck that way.

Whether it's too late now or not, here are some of the photos from the Day in the Life assignment. These are going to require some explanatory captions, which are oh-so-soon to follow.

"Event" assignment leftover #1

Corvus Deflatus, Karen Bondarchuk 2007; made from scavenged tire scraps, and displayed at the Lindsey Museum a few weeks ago. Most of the pictures I took there weren't very good, and I didn't take as many shots as I needed for the assignment.

That, and this was supposed to have been posted weeks ago, but it was filed as a draft instead. Stupid blog.

Leftover from the QOL assignment

The above photo got lost for a while, and it wasn't even on the contact sheet.

Tilable geese

I've been spending too much time hanging around the duck pond, lately.

More WonderCon photos

Darth Vader and his minions kept the crowds under control.

(Oops - I need to adjust the exposure on this one.)

WonderCon 2009

[This is the draft of my event posting for ARTDM-150.]

The 2009 WonderCon (http://www.comic-con.org/wc/) was held at the Moscone Center in San Francisco last week from Friday through Sunday (February 27 through March 1). WonderCon is an annual comic book, speculative fiction, and movie convention.

The convention hall was crammed with artists, vendors, celebrities, and other exhibitors; many convention goers arrive in costume - Batman and Spiderman were there, and there were a lot of Star Wars characters. There were panel discussions and movie previews. The upcoming Watchmen, Star Trek, and Terminator movies drew crowds; and Pixar showed excerpts from their next film, Up.

People arriving at the Moscone Center for WonderCon just before opening time.

Browsing for sharp things at the ArmorGeddon booth.

The Pixar discussion panel was crowded, and it included a preview of their next film.

Monsters and scantily-clad amazon women never go out of style.

Mr. Vader recruits another youngster for the empire.

Drive-by photo thru a cyclone fence