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A very warm day at Fromebridge with the Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust to continue putting up the willow screens near the reserve entrance....
There are so many ways to make a chair, but this one is similar to how skateboard decks are made. Let’s start at the beginning, though, when plywood veneers were being made in British Columbia way back when… Fast forward to shops making...
May 2026: Flaws
The invasion blurs the boundaries between historical eras. Now you see the horrors of the Second World War and Stalin’s purges in a completely different way. – Oleksandr Mykhed, The Language of War (Allen Lane, 2024), “+. ++”.
Friends, it’s May Day again here in Oxford and things have changed. Have you noticed how they do that? Things: they change. It’s also, fortuitously, a full moon, which, heretofore,...
I was sitting down to lunch when I shared an idea for a wind chime I'd been designing. She looked at me and said, 'Wind chime?' I said yes. She said that just didn't seem like my kind of thing. She was right, but as I paused to answer,...
20cm x 15cm (8"x6"), oil on board
Monthly design jams, critique, theory, and inspiration for tabletop rpg designers by rpg designers. Vetted. Looted. Curated.
In my last post, I tried to suss out what Adobe is doing with their Relative Colorimetric gamut mapping, and found that it was essentially clipping in destination space. Reverse engineering Adobe’s gamut mapping In this post, I’m going...