Medium: ink on paper, digital color. This card dedicated to Karin.
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I am so honored that you made a time machine for me ... and not a minute too soon (no pun intended). I'm about to blast off right NOW.
I love you for all the wonderful things you are.
Your BFF forever,
me
What Kipling said. I hope you plan on having them printed as a deck of cards--collectibles, playing cards, tarot, whatever. I just think these are cool. Remember the artist trading cards?
“…Around the eighth jump, the glittering metallic perfection of my time machine began changing...The platinum plating grew a skin of sorts; porous and mottled, like some alien animal. The gears, lights, and diodes metamorphosed into spines, blemishes, and ridges; yet still the device drove me to infinities fore and aft…”
Prof. K. J. Von Heckl, Time Travel and the Organic, Quatorze Press, 2034
I am so honored that you made a time machine for me ... and not a minute too soon (no pun intended). I'm about to blast off right NOW.
I love you for all the wonderful things you are.
Your BFF forever,
me
Posted by: Karin | October 08, 2009 at 05:10 PM
I just climb in there and get lost....
Posted by: Vern | October 09, 2009 at 07:11 AM
The cards are coming along great! Can't wait to see more ;-)
Posted by: Red | October 09, 2009 at 04:07 PM
Very sexy, bizarre and beautiful ... i love that mind of yours, 14.
Posted by: Knox Bronson | October 11, 2009 at 09:32 AM
I REALLY want a set of these!
Posted by: Kipling | October 11, 2009 at 06:19 PM
What Kipling said. I hope you plan on having them printed as a deck of cards--collectibles, playing cards, tarot, whatever. I just think these are cool. Remember the artist trading cards?
Posted by: Red | October 13, 2009 at 12:48 PM
“…Around the eighth jump, the glittering metallic perfection of my time machine began changing...The platinum plating grew a skin of sorts; porous and mottled, like some alien animal. The gears, lights, and diodes metamorphosed into spines, blemishes, and ridges; yet still the device drove me to infinities fore and aft…”
Prof. K. J. Von Heckl, Time Travel and the Organic, Quatorze Press, 2034
Posted by: Viscount PallasBust Journal of Physics | November 03, 2009 at 09:36 PM
The colors in this are GORgeous
Posted by: Kamala | December 07, 2009 at 09:01 AM