I recently discovered that the score to Clockwork Orange had been uploaded to archive.org (https://archive.org/details/wendy-carlos-wendy-carloss-clockwork-orange-complete-original-score), including the legendary "March" by Wendy Carlos. The scene in which this song plays is a classic, but I've always thought it was this song that made it perfect, and I'd been looking for it for over a year now. As a personal sort of celebration, I edited the scene to be only the song without the film's own noise, so that it can be properly enjoyed in its full glory. In the film itself, the song was abridged to fit in the scene, so the video itself loops back to the beginning for the final bit.

The past week I've been working on an animation/animatic for an original character of mine, named Adrienne. It's my first time trying something like this and it's been a ton of fun! But I've also got some art trades I want to work on!

Come hang out for a while, or feel free to lurk in the background while I draw and listen to music.

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testing the IGS Volf in SLAM mode, only 30% mixed in , but still giving it heavy change in sound

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In this episode I talk about Atari hotels (again), a floppy disk smart TV controller for kids, the Atari 8-bit Street Fighter II port, Croc, how the Virtual Boy works, Ubisoft's restructuring & more!

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Imagine turning anything—from tiny things to massive landmarks—into a 3D objects you can use in your games, 3D-print as miniatures, or explore in VR.

This session will show you how accessible 3D scanning has become. We’ll explore multiple approaches: using nothing but your phone, low-cost handheld scanners, or use no equipment at all!!

Along the way, Richard will share lessons learned from building a massive 120-Raspberry Pi scanning rig over a decade ago, running a 3D scanning studio, and keeping up with the fast-moving world of scanning technology.

You’ll leave with practical tips, see and some demos to start capturing the world around you in 3D—no budget required. Also Richard will be present as on the Maker Market all day if you want to talk to him about 3D Scanning (or any other cool technology)

This is a basic live stream showing off the printing the process in real time of our Magnetic Thomas Faces.

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