You can get the latest issue of the free Blender magazine, BlenderArt #20, from their website here. This issue’s topic is “Make It, Bake It, Fake It”

I went to Dovedale on Friday and took a few photos on the way down from Thorpe Cloud to the Stepping Stones. Spent some time today stitching them together with an open source program called Hugin.

Above and below are the results!

I’m working on a Java CAF + LAG viewer at the moment, and just getting back into programming in Java using Eclipse after a short break programming in python and visual basic.

Looks like our European masters have decided to do April 1st two months early as the European Parliament decides that “Parents should have a “red button” to disable a game they feel is inappropriate for their child” in an official press release.

Here’s an easy way to stop people nicking your sandwiches…

Loads of snow today, here’s some pics…

Recent findings show that the credit for being the first man to draw the moon while looking through a telescope doesn’t belong to the Italians but the English. Although Galileo was a pioneer in astronomy, he wasn’t the first to make a map of the moon using a telescope.

Thomas Harriot beat Galileo to that title by a couple of months in July 1609.