Incidentally, if you follow the link on the picture and look around the site, there is an interesting section of "what do you get when you try to make a sexy anime girl based on such-and-such Godzilla monster?" to explore. 

I think Hero Machine is my new favorite thing.

Today I entered this image in a FARK photoshop contest:



I'll be interested to see what effect, if any, this may have on my server today, since that's where it's hosted.

Nice to see the hat doesn't look too much stupider now than it did 10 years ago.

See you at Fubar @ the Warehouse tonight.

As per sirstompsalot's suggestion, here's some pictures + commentary from Steel:

Yep. Sure didn't feel like climbing in and out of the DJ booth wearing that. Photo taken by magdelena_69.

Re: Stoo's comment about the Kefka costume not looking like a clown... I agree, really, but I've grown accustomed over the years to people drawing odd conclusions about what my costumes are supposed to be. For example, some fool at university thought the creature pictured above was a 'cow skull.' Yeah, with three horns and a triceratops-like crest and sharp pointy teeth, you idiot. That's what I get for living in Cowtown.

Sick again. This sucks - especially since I still have midterms to mark - but is less than surprising.

Anyway, here are some pictures from Halloween:

As has been requested by a number of people, here is a picture of me wearing the new Treacheris mask I recently made. Added some trippy photoshop whatnot because I figured that'd be more interesting and look better than my family's pastel living room.



The masquerade event at Detour had a pretty lousy turnout. Johnny Landotter and I had everyone pretty outclassed as far as masks go. Still had a good time though.

** update ** Here's another picture:

Here's me as Gelal:



Read on for some close-ups of the mask...

OK, it's as sorted as it's getting for now. Here's a bit about my adventures in Paris.