chubby BEES!!! made these as an avatar then forgot about them until cleaning out my Documents folder
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chubby BEES!!! made these as an avatar then forgot about them until cleaning out my Documents folder

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a beautiful toothpaste lady ~ credit goes to martin for the idea
holiday cards. all materials from scrap sf. highlights:
gold snowflake from vintage boy scout ornament
fuzzy green scarf
fish, foil, & fabric
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Easy CSS minimal clouds
It's easy to make cute little minimal clouds using a large dashed svg stroke-dasharray. I first tried changing the border radius of a rectangle, but it turns out that the border-radius property scales if the rectangle is scaled.
HTML: This is all you need! If you want a longer cloud, change the width, x2, and stroke-dasharray.
<svg class="cloudLeft" width="400px" height="200px" viewBox="0 0 300 200"> <line x1="40" x2="270" y1="60" y2="60" stroke="#ffffff" stroke-width="40" stroke-linecap="round" stroke-dasharray="90, 90" /> </svg>
Sun, Moon, and Stars
The sky definitely took the longest part, everything else was designed to be as easy as possible. The moon and stars were all svgs created in illustrator, then animated using the @keyframes CSS3 rule. The sun was created purely in css, by setting the border-radius property to 50%.
The stars were made in illustrator with the same technique I used for my thanksgiving greeting. This time, I overlayed a polar grid over a spiral to create a semi-random effect. It would look even better if the center of the polar grid wasn’t the same as the spiral.

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In pursuit of a not horrible CSS3 sky animation
This is the first in a series of posts about making a simple (and cute) CSS3 animation from scratch. I used a few illustrator and CSS3 tricks. Check out these posts if you’re interested in that kind of thing.
Final project HERE and potato-quality gif:
Why yes, that is a burrito house with two cuties laying on a black bean pillow and tortilla blanket.
The first step was figuring out how to realistically change the color of the sky from sunrise to sunset.
Test 1: Conical gradient
I sent myself down the wrong path by looking at too many star timelapse gifs by thinking that the sky in my animation needed to rotate like this, about some point below the horizon.
I started by making a conical gradient in illustrator. Illustrator doesn’t have a conical gradient, so I applied a linear gradient to a stroke and then increased the stroke size to 400pt to create a filled in circle that looked like a CD. I was initially disgusted by this hack method, in disbelief that my dear illustrator was just not capable of outputting a damn conical gradient, but after reading a few blogs, this is in fact how the pros do it. Gross. There’s another way to fake it by blending lines together, but I found it did not scale well.
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why was this so hard
here’s a guide
it's a lemon cat with some dada flair
to choose the fonts I wrote a small ruby script to randomly select a font from the fonts folder, then manually applied it in illustrator
def cf # define mac os font directory fontList = Dir['/Library/Fonts/*'] numberOfFonts = fontList.length randomIndex = 1 + rand(fontList.length) font = fontList[randomIndex] # remove directory path font = font[15...-4] puts font end cf
next lvl: illustrator script (js) to select fonts + place em
DID YOU KNOW a bee weighs 0.1g it weighs 0.15g when it’s full of honey
that’s like me eating 50lbs in one meal
alt title: my 3-day weekend
custom label for my mom’s spicy shrimp pickle
no, not that kind of pickle
the indian kind

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whipped this up at lunch, an attempt at a clean funky thanksgiving greeting because ones I saw on google were uglyy
I think this one is cute and more importantly, delicious
the peas in the background were made in like 30sec by applying a thick (16pt) dashed line to grid and spiral paths. (super cheap trick / illuminati confirmed)
axebass made from pink insulation foam, bottlecaps, and many hours of sanding
I’m looking for an excuse to be gray again
halloween 2014