It's Sci-Fi Saturday!
Now, back to assembling and organising my office at home!
"Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes". The views, opinions and posts expressed here are my own and not that of my employer.
Saturday, 30 January 2010
Friday, 29 January 2010
Daily Photo #767
Today had one of those amazing views across the sky.
This photo wasn't as "cold". It was quite difficult to describe as the view was overcast and hail was falling from above but then the clouds passed to give a glimpse of sunlight and everything seemed to slow down for a moment. The temperature dropped but the wind died down for a time and even the traffic seemed to become quiet. It reminded me of my time in Tuscon AZ where I stood at a roadside and watched the sun go down. It was cold but a warmth gripped me. Rather wonderful. Wish I had the writing skills to capture the intensity of it. But I haven't. So you'll just have to imagine it.
This photo wasn't as "cold". It was quite difficult to describe as the view was overcast and hail was falling from above but then the clouds passed to give a glimpse of sunlight and everything seemed to slow down for a moment. The temperature dropped but the wind died down for a time and even the traffic seemed to become quiet. It reminded me of my time in Tuscon AZ where I stood at a roadside and watched the sun go down. It was cold but a warmth gripped me. Rather wonderful. Wish I had the writing skills to capture the intensity of it. But I haven't. So you'll just have to imagine it.
Thursday, 28 January 2010
Wednesday, 27 January 2010
Daily Photo #765
Tuesday, 26 January 2010
Monday, 25 January 2010
Daily Photo #763
Provisional proof for a publication via Nightjar Press.
The story is called Black Country by local author Joel Lane. I have seen the cover proofs and they made this illustration look rather amazing. Props to Nick Royle for the encouraging words and feedback alongside giving me a chance to supply a cover illustration!
The story is called Black Country by local author Joel Lane. I have seen the cover proofs and they made this illustration look rather amazing. Props to Nick Royle for the encouraging words and feedback alongside giving me a chance to supply a cover illustration!
Sunday, 24 January 2010
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