Plastic surgeon forming an orbital floor implant to a sterilizable 3D printed model of reconstructed patient anatomy pre-operatively.

today’s domesticated industrial refuse cobbling

that time I brought the toy blicky to the dinosaur museum to defend myself against Jurassic Park type events

Late Autumn in Ichikawa — Kawase Hasui, 1930

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I wonder how much of predictive pontificating activity is a social vehicle for self-soothing against anxiety in the face of uncertainty and general powerlessness

Waking up in a cold sweat after another nightmare where an AI company’s TV ad soundtrack is Punks in the Beerlight and it somehow strikes an upbeat impression.

State of the Union

Local news by Paul Verhoeven

they got me working 12 hr shifts at the baby skull remodeling factory

painting with blot.live gouache kit I designed for myself

forms

countdown weather

light manufacturing

INFINITE GEM: surplus components, broken bike reflector found on the street, 3D printed resin bracket

God is good

Went looking for owls to band

reading Gabriel Garcia Marquez short stories and found a receipt in its pages, from this day 28 years ago

took a little trip pt 2

took a little trip pt 1

junk assemblies

Successfully extended the life of my wife’s ailing blender by refurbishing the carbon brushes; one of the first repair techniques I learned from my dad

They put him back together no problem, extra leg room for the brain achieved

First cranial vault remodeling case on the books this week - repuzzling the skull, in this case to increase intracranial volume

“I Feel Safe in San Francisco” is a delicate, ranging, topographic memoir by skateboarder-poet Rod Roland, featuring photography by Reggie Guerrero (@meadowy.bsky.social) and a new poem by Tenaya Nasser-Frederick and Rod Roland.

Surgical guides for a pelvic/sacrum tumor resection:

blot.live is back

Bumping Uncle Murda’s Cam’ron Voice as a centrist position

& inspection jigs

My wife cast some bronze okra today: