Emily VelascoOne day i need to revisit the Blobs project. It's too good to not explore it further.
Pottery by Osa@MLE_online I want the #alttext so bad 😂
@potterybyosa requested and added!
@MLE_online it’s everything I hoped it would be.
misternineham@MLE_online i often look over at your blob on my desk and muse about how wonderfully weird it is
@misternineham it's lucky to have you as a foster father
Kenneth Finnegan@MLE_online or not. Either way
@kwf keep saying things like that. I need spite to inspire me
@MLE_online I hate it, and you know that.
Tor@kwf @MLE_online I muted the word "blob" in my client ages ago 🙄
@thunderspear @kwf then how are you seeing and replying to this?
@MLE_online @thunderspear the blob makes it through anyways.
@kwf @thunderspear probably because they're slippery and can squeeze through small gaps
@MLE_online @kwf apparently my filter can handle one blob, but when they band together as a plurality of blobs, the filter is overwhelmed
@thunderspear @MLE_online the blawbs multiply
Stormgren@MLE_online Gotta say, they've been the most disturbing fascinating thing I've run across, and yet, strangely compelling.
chepora@MLE_online Please do! I recently saw a video of a theater artist adding hair to a silicon model using a modified hand sewing needle (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OBn8TkGkCQQ around 24:43, engl. subs should be available). It actually made me think of the blob and your quest to add hair to it.
Wie ein Maskenbildner arbeitet | SWR Handwerkskunst
@chepora that's exactly how i added hair. I've got the tool just sitting here
ThisIsClappTrap@MLE_online I have feelings about this....... art.