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Tony's girl. This was one of the first shirts I did in 2001. Based on an old desk accessory for the Apple Mac of the same name.

 

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• Making Of Nuit Blanche
  
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• Capture-AV Test Song
  
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• Sync/Lost
  
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• HSS2d
  
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• Sega Nomad Sequencer
  
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• Sega Nomad Sequencer
  
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• Camera Sequencer
  
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• spinning beach ball of death and loading pcb
  
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• synth fan a
  
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• synth fan small
  
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 Recent tweets

• fresh presentation from @amyhoy with nice overtone of Thoreau's Walden applied to the modern world #webstock
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• enjoyed Regine Debatty's review of what is meaningful about interactivity (with so much gimmicky stuff out there) #wmmna #webstock
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• Ben Cerveny gave an inspirational talk about the future of information as a biological system @neb #webstock
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• off to wellington for #webstock
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• @tangibleint i'd implement an interactive version of this: http://mintmedia.co.nz/Category:Oscilloscope
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• Bike ride and swim at Okahu Bay http://bit.ly/aafHdm life good
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• Been making EEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeeooooobibibibibooooooooogigigigigig noises http://mintmedia.co.nz/Fan_oscillator
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• The affect of technology on rural New Zealand in the 80s http://bit.ly/4N7jCc
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• @nicbrown suggestion for gimmicky resume http://bit.ly/4sh5cl
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• Len Lye's kinetic sculptures are passive, intriguing, menacing and vocal. This month at the Gus Fisher Gallery. http://bit.ly/7Ml6by
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• RT: Man survives Hiroshima, returns home to work a few days later. In Nagasaki: http://bit.ly/lFMcj
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• thought i'd share my vision of the future for 2029, my scholarship application for AUT in 2010 http://bit.ly/4yCgA3
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• enjoyed last night's 13th full moon of the year (making it a #bluemoon )
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• #10yearsago i was at the gathering chilling out to beepy boppy music after the main event
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• Garlic harvest: http://mintmedia.co.nz/File:Garlic.JPG
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• http://mintmedia.co.nz/Cheesy_80s_magazine_ads no more explanation required #80s
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• I have a gleeful fascination with the way sausage people are maimed. http://bit.ly/5ymml2 #hazardsigns
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• @NLNZ Love the tweets from the archives, thought you might like this: http://mintmedia.co.nz/The_Necessity_of_Modernisim
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• NXT Path Measurer
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• Simple CSS content switcher
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• Quicksand sorting animation
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• YikeBike electric folding bike
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• flock volume
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• Lego vehicle fabrication
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• VoiceShield arduino shield
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• ICI Fibres - 1970s Clothes Commercial
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• A Limbs dancer performing a great leap
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• ATMEGA demo
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• AVR demos
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• Video Signal Generator with Arduino
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• homemade SLR camera
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• Eskimo Pies
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• Photos of the future - The Independent
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• Fire Control Computers 1953
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• Community Management Workshop
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• Organic Cotton Fabric - Greenfields Trading Company
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• What makes Blip tick?
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• Oliver James Gosling
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