Podcasts about monday aardvark

A video poam that explores what is just out of reach, at the 50x scale where there is enough resemblance to soothe and enough enhancement to unsettle. What is seen of the eye, by the way, at the 50x scale is the (magnified) iris and the (magnified) pupil. The white part of the eye is not visibile except for a fraction of it for a second. Made in attempts to distract myself from the recent loss of 600GB of data when a 1TB external hard drive failed at the moment that I was trying to move what I arrogantly deemed my "best video work ever" to another drive. Perhaps arrogance got what it deserved, perhaps not, but The "Monday Aardvark of Laundry" updated pieces are the poams that came out of my attitude adjustment.

Detonated (short) sound poam soundtrack from the "Monday Aardvark DETONATED" video poam in the Limited Fork podcast where the full "Monday Aardvark of Laundry" video poam is also located. Thanks again, Evie of MiPO where the print "Ardvark" poam is.

Short video poam form of "Monday Aardvark of Laundry." Features images by Ansted Moss and faces of Martha, Mattie, and Donna --thanks for the likenesses. Thanks also to Evie of MiPO who got this bifurcating Aardvark bifurcation started.

A video poam exploration of some of the visual potential of some of the content of the sound & text poams of the same name. This video poam is also for Evie of MiPO who asked me to submit some work. Thanks for getting this tine of the fork in motion. This video poam is not likely to be the final bifurcation. "Monday Aardvark of Laundry" contains images by Ansted Moss (see more of his visual work at abstract-projections.com) and Thylias Moss. The "Monday Aardvark" sound poam is available in the Limited Fork Music podcast. Thanks Mattie, Martha, and Donna for your wonderful faces.

Sound poam version of the print poam appearing in MiPO and dedicated to Evie at MiPO. This sound poam is also for Jim Cogswell as it comes out of my thinking about an alphabet of socks, and is for Winter 2007 student forkers who are working on their own poams exploring containment and war. "Monday Aardvark of Laundry" contains a quote from herbsnhoney.com