Still fighting cyclopes.

Cuttleship

A Few Drawings (from my G+ feed)

Enjoyable, no?

SharkHog

Can sharkhog fly? No he can't. But he can swim and snuffle and find your truffle!

Run

Daily Flatland 46: Strange Days

Daily Flatland 45: Small Glasses

Kokslokkish ...

Dailyish Flatland 44: Of Beers

Dailyish Flatlands 36 and 38

A double issue, backwards and forwards in time! On the one hand, the fascinating history of the laufsmachine, velocipede and boneshaker, on the other hand, Richard the Third - not a Flatlander, as is obvious from his partly erect posture.

Back on the topic of brick roads, I can understand that it actually makes a lot of sense - you don't destroy the road surface to lay cables and pipes. You merely move it aside, do your work and put it back. However, coming from a region completely bereft of brick roads, I have to admit I find them positively Harappan. Or Sumerian. Perhaps the Flatlanders should upgrade them into a sort of national library, by stamping bits of information of them. Then, should the civilization collapse, future generations would have handy access to both knowledge and building materials in their very roads!

And now, a modern, reconstructed, laufsmachine:

Dailyish Flatland 37 - Yellow Brick Road

I don't have anything to add to the yellow brick road right now, so I'll just give you some music to enjoy. Admittedly, Elton isn't an artist I'm particularly enamoured of, but it fits with where the bricks are going!

Microposters II

Polypus coelestis. Bringing good cheer & pseudopods every morning.

Which currently happens very late in Utrecht.

A none too good rebus. Still, a backbone is always welcome.

Microposters

Small bits of vector motivation for small bits of rainy days.

May have something to do with call centers & jumpers.

May be sent to people to warn them about slow-onset herpes.

May be sent to people to make them feel more eight.

Blue Pyramid Map

A map I did for the Cartographer's Guild September challenge - the challenge was to make a side-on map. So I did. A little map that will be used for a little bit of Goblin tomb raiding as well.

Yes, there are higher resolution versions, no, I'm not posting them here. :)

Sandworm - Night and Day

 It's obvious that since by night you don't see the wormsign, the little blighters manage to sneak up muuuuch closer to you. Obviously it's the same species though, just look at the typical tooth arrangement!

Balloon Cat Flies High

Flying so high, in that pretty blue sky, hunting birds, hunting mice, it's balloon cat and he's all nice.

Snoopy Cat

Tribute to the Peanuts. I've always loved nuts, and now is no different.

Slovene Sails On

Falling economies be damned,  retarded retired folks' parties be damned, lack of public support be damned, public debt be damned. Our government will sail on with the ship. Onwards, to watery Atlantis, I'll wager.

Eye of Pentacle

Distression :).

Triquetra

This symbol is called a triquetra. Isn't that a cool name for three interlocking curves and a circle?

C-Beams in the Dark of HAL

Freedoms is like that ... you feel like you can't do without it, until you realize it's actually air, water and food you can't do without. Actually, there's a whole lot of things in life we think are absolutely indispensable, until the moment the vast cosmick gulf of infinity starts jamming it's frigid fingers down into our lungs and reminding us that time and air are running out, like sand off the sand-falls of Alpha Orionis e.