Monday, December 29, 2008
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Scorpio Symbol Tribal Tattoos
Scorpio symbol tribal tattoos are the trendiest body art that teens often dig to look cool and as a way of expression. They want to make an impression and they do it for a certain reason.
Some people get a tattoo to show courage while some get it as a form of body décor. If you have been thinking of getting a tattoo, think first of what design would it be. Do not rush and decide too quickly. Getting a tattoo is a crucial decision. Once it is done, you cannot just simply remove it by water or alcohol. It will be embedded in your skin and will be a part of your body.
This is the reason why you should think of a design that you will not get tired of seeing over and over again. Take your time on looking at a great number of designs and styles. Most of the tribal tattoo designs are simple yet so appealing.
Where can you find these fabulous designs? Well, you can browse magazines, pictures, or visit tattoo galleries. But the first thing you must do is to have the proper mindset. You should be able to accept the fact that you cannot just remove the tattoo after a few months.
The tattooing process may be quite painful and some designs are really expensive. Well, the price generally depends on the tattoo artist and the complexity of the design as well. It is best if you canvass the rates first so that you will know if you need more savings to get the tattoo you have been eyeing on. The internet is also a place where you can find dozens of tattoo galleries. Or you can try searching on various search engine sites to have a peek at the popular galleries and the latest technology in tattoo art.
Just because you saw your favorite artist with a heart tattoo on the chest, doesn’t mean that you should have that kind of design too. Well, there is practically a whole lot of designs that can definitely suit your personality and your body as well. Females who get a tattoo usually choose a tribal tattoo placed on the small of their backs. And sometimes, they want it done on the arms or in the ankle part. Most men like their tattoos placed on their backs or in their legs. The tattoo can vary in size and color, too.
Those who want a full back tribal tattoo, you can let a tattoo expert do this in a matter of sessions. Take your time in choosing the design. There is no need to rush at all. Keep in mind, your tattoo should be all worth it. Have fun searching. After all, you have a whole lot of time to search tattoo galleries to get the perfect tattoo design.
The tattooing process may be quite painful and some designs are really expensive. Well, the price generally depends on the tattoo artist and the complexity of the design as well. It is best if you canvass the rates first so that you will know if you need more savings to get the tattoo you have been eyeing on. The internet is also a place where you can find dozens of tattoo galleries. Or you can try searching on various search engine sites to have a peek at the popular galleries and the latest technology in tattoo art.
Just because you saw your favorite artist with a heart tattoo on the chest, doesn’t mean that you should have that kind of design too. Well, there is practically a whole lot of designs that can definitely suit your personality and your body as well. Females who get a tattoo usually choose a tribal tattoo placed on the small of their backs. And sometimes, they want it done on the arms or in the ankle part. Most men like their tattoos placed on their backs or in their legs. The tattoo can vary in size and color, too.
Those who want a full back tribal tattoo, you can let a tattoo expert do this in a matter of sessions. Take your time in choosing the design. There is no need to rush at all. Keep in mind, your tattoo should be all worth it. Have fun searching. After all, you have a whole lot of time to search tattoo galleries to get the perfect tattoo design.
Scorpio Symbol Tribal Tattoos
Scorpio symbol tribal tattoos are the trendiest body art that teens often dig to look cool and as a way of expression. They want to make an impression and they do it for a certain reason.
Some people get a tattoo to show courage while some get it as a form of body décor. If you have been thinking of getting a tattoo, think first of what design would it be. Do not rush and decide too quickly. Getting a tattoo is a crucial decision. Once it is done, you cannot just simply remove it by water or alcohol. It will be embedded in your skin and will be a part of your body.
This is the reason why you should think of a design that you will not get tired of seeing over and over again. Take your time on looking at a great number of designs and styles. Most of the tribal tattoo designs are simple yet so appealing.
Where can you find these fabulous designs? Well, you can browse magazines, pictures, or visit tattoo galleries. But the first thing you must do is to have the proper mindset. You should be able to accept the fact that you cannot just remove the tattoo after a few months.
The tattooing process may be quite painful and some designs are really expensive. Well, the price generally depends on the tattoo artist and the complexity of the design as well. It is best if you canvass the rates first so that you will know if you need more savings to get the tattoo you have been eyeing on. The internet is also a place where you can find dozens of tattoo galleries. Or you can try searching on various search engine sites to have a peek at the popular galleries and the latest technology in tattoo art.
Just because you saw your favorite artist with a heart tattoo on the chest, doesn’t mean that you should have that kind of design too. Well, there is practically a whole lot of designs that can definitely suit your personality and your body as well. Females who get a tattoo usually choose a tribal tattoo placed on the small of their backs. And sometimes, they want it done on the arms or in the ankle part. Most men like their tattoos placed on their backs or in their legs. The tattoo can vary in size and color, too.
Those who want a full back tribal tattoo, you can let a tattoo expert do this in a matter of sessions. Take your time in choosing the design. There is no need to rush at all. Keep in mind, your tattoo should be all worth it. Have fun searching. After all, you have a whole lot of time to search tattoo galleries to get the perfect tattoo design.
The tattooing process may be quite painful and some designs are really expensive. Well, the price generally depends on the tattoo artist and the complexity of the design as well. It is best if you canvass the rates first so that you will know if you need more savings to get the tattoo you have been eyeing on. The internet is also a place where you can find dozens of tattoo galleries. Or you can try searching on various search engine sites to have a peek at the popular galleries and the latest technology in tattoo art.
Just because you saw your favorite artist with a heart tattoo on the chest, doesn’t mean that you should have that kind of design too. Well, there is practically a whole lot of designs that can definitely suit your personality and your body as well. Females who get a tattoo usually choose a tribal tattoo placed on the small of their backs. And sometimes, they want it done on the arms or in the ankle part. Most men like their tattoos placed on their backs or in their legs. The tattoo can vary in size and color, too.
Those who want a full back tribal tattoo, you can let a tattoo expert do this in a matter of sessions. Take your time in choosing the design. There is no need to rush at all. Keep in mind, your tattoo should be all worth it. Have fun searching. After all, you have a whole lot of time to search tattoo galleries to get the perfect tattoo design.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Cherry Blossom Tattoo Designs
Cherry Blossom Tattoo DesignsCherry blossom tattoo - what does it symbolizeEven if these flowers are mostly associated with Japan, they are also a part of China’s culture as well but represent an entirely different meaning as how it is traditionally observed in Japan. It would be therefore interesting to know as what cherry blossom tattoo symbolizes in relation to how the flower is celebrated in
Cherry Blossom Tattoo Designs
Cherry Blossom Tattoo DesignsCherry blossom tattoo - what does it symbolizeEven if these flowers are mostly associated with Japan, they are also a part of China’s culture as well but represent an entirely different meaning as how it is traditionally observed in Japan. It would be therefore interesting to know as what cherry blossom tattoo symbolizes in relation to how the flower is celebrated in
Friday, December 19, 2008
The History of Body Art Tattoos
The history of body art started with prehistoric humans. In the prehistoric era, belief in a soul, guarded by the spirit of another creature, inspired pictures of that creature on the body. The spirit of that creature guarded, gave safety, and led the soul down the path of life. Body art was a way to keep the spirit close, always.Throughout time, body art kept its position as a spiritual
The History of Body Art Tattoos
The history of body art started with prehistoric humans. In the prehistoric era, belief in a soul, guarded by the spirit of another creature, inspired pictures of that creature on the body. The spirit of that creature guarded, gave safety, and led the soul down the path of life. Body art was a way to keep the spirit close, always.Throughout time, body art kept its position as a spiritual
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Great Things About Foot Tattoos
Foot tattoos are a great tattoo to get. First of all are very sexy and seem well suited for female tattoo designs. The intricate design of flowers with vines, butterflies, and fairies all work well on the top of the foot. Another nice benefit about foot tattoos is they can easily be covered up by just wearing shoes which is helpful for work.
Yet they can also easily be shown off with a great pair of high heels that reveal the top of the foot or even a cute pair of sandals on your day at the beach. Feet are a very sexy part on a women's body and accentuating them with some beautiful feminine body art just makes them even more so.
Popular Themes For Foot Tattoos - There of course are a ton of different tattoo designs that will work perfectly well on the foot. Which one you choose is completely a personal choice. You should always pick something that has a deeper meaning and symbolic significance to you. However it can also be helpful to know what designs are currently popular and what other people are getting. Most of the people that get foot tattoo designs are omen and the designs tend to be more delicate and feminine in nature. So tattoos like butterfly tattoos, flower tattoos, star tattoos, and angel tattoos are all very popular design choices.
Cost and Pain Level - The cost of any tattoo can really vary depending on a variety of factors. The experience and fame of the tattoo artist, how busy the tattoo shop is at the time you go in and even how intricate and large your design will be. Typically artists charge by the house and it is often $40 to $100 dollars an hour. A typically foot tattoo design however is pretty small and not that intricate so they are often on the lower end of the price range.
Another thing is since they are smaller in nature it is easy to get the whole tattoo done in one setting. In terms of pain level foot tattoo tend to be more painful then other places to tattoo on your body. The lack of fatty tissue between the skin ad the bone make foot tattoos more painful. However if you have gotten a tattoo before then you know what to expect and it shouldn't be that much worse.
If you re still considering getting a foot tattoo then it is important to take your time. Don't try to rush the process and end up with a tattoo that you regret. Instead take your time and work carefully with the artist to develop a design that you really feel passionate about.
Great Things About Foot Tattoos
Foot tattoos are a great tattoo to get. First of all are very sexy and seem well suited for female tattoo designs. The intricate design of flowers with vines, butterflies, and fairies all work well on the top of the foot. Another nice benefit about foot tattoos is they can easily be covered up by just wearing shoes which is helpful for work.
Yet they can also easily be shown off with a great pair of high heels that reveal the top of the foot or even a cute pair of sandals on your day at the beach. Feet are a very sexy part on a women's body and accentuating them with some beautiful feminine body art just makes them even more so.
Popular Themes For Foot Tattoos - There of course are a ton of different tattoo designs that will work perfectly well on the foot. Which one you choose is completely a personal choice. You should always pick something that has a deeper meaning and symbolic significance to you. However it can also be helpful to know what designs are currently popular and what other people are getting. Most of the people that get foot tattoo designs are omen and the designs tend to be more delicate and feminine in nature. So tattoos like butterfly tattoos, flower tattoos, star tattoos, and angel tattoos are all very popular design choices.
Cost and Pain Level - The cost of any tattoo can really vary depending on a variety of factors. The experience and fame of the tattoo artist, how busy the tattoo shop is at the time you go in and even how intricate and large your design will be. Typically artists charge by the house and it is often $40 to $100 dollars an hour. A typically foot tattoo design however is pretty small and not that intricate so they are often on the lower end of the price range.
Another thing is since they are smaller in nature it is easy to get the whole tattoo done in one setting. In terms of pain level foot tattoo tend to be more painful then other places to tattoo on your body. The lack of fatty tissue between the skin ad the bone make foot tattoos more painful. However if you have gotten a tattoo before then you know what to expect and it shouldn't be that much worse.
If you re still considering getting a foot tattoo then it is important to take your time. Don't try to rush the process and end up with a tattoo that you regret. Instead take your time and work carefully with the artist to develop a design that you really feel passionate about.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Arrghh...
Yeah Arrghh***Just about had it with this damn blog.
Seems like everytime I try to reconstruct this thing something goes haywire and the result is I lose all my links, files dissapear, posts morph into zany fonts, so and and so on with the result being I end up with a head-ache. Ah bollocks to it, my old man would say. I will get round to getting the old demos back up there sooner or later but please bear with me, there are hot young Japanese girls that take up my precious time being taught English most of my daily life, and a few hours a night is about all I ever get for the personal stuff.
Saying that, at least the SplatterHouse tutes are up, those are the ones people ask for..and hey, on the subject of tutorials, let's talk for a bit..
Once I'm done with BH2 (or get sick to the back teeth of it) I will write a few Dumbies Guide To- style sections on AS3 game programming. I have noticed, as some of you have, that there really aren't enough decent ones out there on the web as of yet. A couple of good ones by 8bitJeff and not much else.
People get all baffled by talk of Object Orientated coding, Classes, encapsulation, polymorphism etc. and give up since there are no easy to understand tutorials out there for them to get to grips with. And it seems that those members of the Flash fraternity out there that can actually show noobs how to code in OO feel that it's too complicated and that they should really get their heads around AS2 first. In a sense I agree but what most peeps don't realise is that it's very feasible to code AS3 in a manner similar to AS2 without delving too deep into all that and still get everything AS3 has to give. Why bother learning AS2 only to have to relearn AS3? To my mind that's like taking driving lessons to charter a yacht. I'm not saying you shouldn't get round to learning OO one day- as naturally OO is the best way to code- BUT I'm thinking there are a lot of guys/girls out there who just want to make GAMES, have the hardcore perseverance to get over that barrier, but would rather dip their feet in the water before diving it first.
Once you understand all the AS3 programming methods for say, whipping up a physics engine, it's far easier from there to approach OO and converting that code piece-by-piece, figure out the necessary OO relative to their own projects- that's my theory anyway. Kind of a hands-on-approach, learn by doing type of education. Exactly how I teach English as a matter of fact.
So, when I have the time I'm going to endevour to rewrite one of our favourite classics of 80's-90's. Right now it's a coin-toss between Green Beret or Vigilante. They're both simple games to code (in theory), and yet feature some elements that most coders would want to study ; 4/8 way scrolling tile-engines, climbing ladders, fighting bosses, spawning multiple enemies with assorted health/energy, sfx coding, so on.
I could see how a tutorial could highlight all the aspects of games programming I want to share, and hopefully signify the end of AS2 games that crash my browser and meltdown my hard-drive.
Watch this space!
p.s.The BH2 demo has been updated, hit up the link on the post below to see it. Not so much done, ships now form a fleet and move towards a target. The leader can be destroyed and automatically another ship in the group will be designated as the new one. When clans meet they don't do much, just find themselves an enemy and circle around each-other. Decent AI has not been written yet, and shoot too many of the ships and you'll get them wondering off in weird directions as the code for them to auto-assign to another target from the now non-existing one has also not been done yet.
Seems like everytime I try to reconstruct this thing something goes haywire and the result is I lose all my links, files dissapear, posts morph into zany fonts, so and and so on with the result being I end up with a head-ache. Ah bollocks to it, my old man would say. I will get round to getting the old demos back up there sooner or later but please bear with me, there are hot young Japanese girls that take up my precious time being taught English most of my daily life, and a few hours a night is about all I ever get for the personal stuff.
Saying that, at least the SplatterHouse tutes are up, those are the ones people ask for..and hey, on the subject of tutorials, let's talk for a bit..
Once I'm done with BH2 (or get sick to the back teeth of it) I will write a few Dumbies Guide To- style sections on AS3 game programming. I have noticed, as some of you have, that there really aren't enough decent ones out there on the web as of yet. A couple of good ones by 8bitJeff and not much else.
People get all baffled by talk of Object Orientated coding, Classes, encapsulation, polymorphism etc. and give up since there are no easy to understand tutorials out there for them to get to grips with. And it seems that those members of the Flash fraternity out there that can actually show noobs how to code in OO feel that it's too complicated and that they should really get their heads around AS2 first. In a sense I agree but what most peeps don't realise is that it's very feasible to code AS3 in a manner similar to AS2 without delving too deep into all that and still get everything AS3 has to give. Why bother learning AS2 only to have to relearn AS3? To my mind that's like taking driving lessons to charter a yacht. I'm not saying you shouldn't get round to learning OO one day- as naturally OO is the best way to code- BUT I'm thinking there are a lot of guys/girls out there who just want to make GAMES, have the hardcore perseverance to get over that barrier, but would rather dip their feet in the water before diving it first.
Once you understand all the AS3 programming methods for say, whipping up a physics engine, it's far easier from there to approach OO and converting that code piece-by-piece, figure out the necessary OO relative to their own projects- that's my theory anyway. Kind of a hands-on-approach, learn by doing type of education. Exactly how I teach English as a matter of fact.
So, when I have the time I'm going to endevour to rewrite one of our favourite classics of 80's-90's. Right now it's a coin-toss between Green Beret or Vigilante. They're both simple games to code (in theory), and yet feature some elements that most coders would want to study ; 4/8 way scrolling tile-engines, climbing ladders, fighting bosses, spawning multiple enemies with assorted health/energy, sfx coding, so on.
I could see how a tutorial could highlight all the aspects of games programming I want to share, and hopefully signify the end of AS2 games that crash my browser and meltdown my hard-drive.
Watch this space!
p.s.The BH2 demo has been updated, hit up the link on the post below to see it. Not so much done, ships now form a fleet and move towards a target. The leader can be destroyed and automatically another ship in the group will be designated as the new one. When clans meet they don't do much, just find themselves an enemy and circle around each-other. Decent AI has not been written yet, and shoot too many of the ships and you'll get them wondering off in weird directions as the code for them to auto-assign to another target from the now non-existing one has also not been done yet.
Alyssa Milano tattoo
Alyssa Milano. Who Is The Boss Anyway?Depending on how old or young you are you might or might not remeber the little hottie 11 year old that played Samantha on Who's The Boss. If you were born in the 1970's then the chances are you do remeber her and thought she was a little hottie. If you were born after the 1970's then you might know her from her more recent television sucess on Charmed
Alyssa Milano tattoo
Alyssa Milano. Who Is The Boss Anyway?Depending on how old or young you are you might or might not remeber the little hottie 11 year old that played Samantha on Who's The Boss. If you were born in the 1970's then the chances are you do remeber her and thought she was a little hottie. If you were born after the 1970's then you might know her from her more recent television sucess on Charmed
Alyssa Milano tattoo
Alyssa Milano. Who Is The Boss Anyway?Depending on how old or young you are you might or might not remeber the little hottie 11 year old that played Samantha on Who's The Boss. If you were born in the 1970's then the chances are you do remeber her and thought she was a little hottie. If you were born after the 1970's then you might know her from her more recent television sucess on Charmed
Alyssa Milano tattoo
Alyssa Milano. Who Is The Boss Anyway?Depending on how old or young you are you might or might not remeber the little hottie 11 year old that played Samantha on Who's The Boss. If you were born in the 1970's then the chances are you do remeber her and thought she was a little hottie. If you were born after the 1970's then you might know her from her more recent television sucess on Charmed
Monday, December 8, 2008
update, downturn
Yes i know I'm a sonuvabich. haint poted in way too long. But da snow she has come to coastal Maine this weekend. I went and Spun records at the martini bar in Bangor (really, people go out in downtown bangor these days!)I will be playing again on Dec. 20th from 10-1 (no cover) with MAGNUS & DJPARADISE (me) an all dub show, in Westmarket Square Bangor at RED MARTINI. and yes i will put up some new photos. maybe even revamp the whole thing....
update, downturn
Yes i know I'm a sonuvabich. haint poted in way too long. But da snow she has come to coastal Maine this weekend. I went and Spun records at the martini bar in Bangor (really, people go out in downtown bangor these days!)I will be playing again on Dec. 20th from 10-1 (no cover) with MAGNUS & DJPARADISE (me) an all dub show, in Westmarket Square Bangor at RED MARTINI. and yes i will put up some new photos. maybe even revamp the whole thing....
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Friday, December 5, 2008
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
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