Very cool art. I especially like her sculpture.

Hate to keep moving my stuff around but I like it here on Deviant quite a bit. This is my home page there with a bunch of photos/fractals there. Was on Caedmon but didn't like it as much.

Cool mathematically inspired art

Great bitmaps of Ernst Haeckel's prints. He wasn't terribly accurate but he made some incredibly cool prints that look like creatures from Mars.

Never saw this before. I'm kinda surprised. Pretty cool, although I think the guy is a little in love with himself when he claims that after a zillion years, he has come up with a better wheel. "Wheel" see. Yuk yuk - get it - "wheel" see? Man, I'm hilarious.

Quoted: TED Talks Dutch artist Theo Jansen demonstrates his amazingly lifelike kinetic sculptures, built from plastic tubes and lemonade bottles. His "Strandbeests" (Beach Creatures) are built to move and even survive on their own.

I might subscribe to this. Sounds pretty cool.

Seems like it might be a nice little local mom and pop musuem.

Quoted: The Metropolitan Museum of Art Web site features information on upcoming museum events, fine art exhibits, special exhibitions, the Met collection and art galleries online.

Really interesting twists on mazes

This is a great book of anecdotes and miscellaneous info about the development of Windows. Both interesting and useful/practical. Lots of insight on the decisions behind the design and why those "crazy" features everybody loves to criticize actually make some sense.

My favorite anecdote is that back in the 90s the Microsoft network produced packets at a much higher rate than the standard network stress testing app at the time. The app was called "hell" so his tiny section on this is called "The Microsoft corporate network: 1.7 times worse than hell".

Quoted: The Old New Thing: Practical Development Throughout the Evolution of Windows