Oh my, for the first time ever…! All the BoxBots I have ever made are online. I even added the photocopies of the “I thought lost” BoxBots from Antarctica. Hopefully they are enjoying their homes with Brian, JP, and others. And don’t miss the two WebWarriors bots of Xbox.com and Gamcube.com. I can’t really officially call them BoxBots, since, well, they aren’t made from boxes. You understand.

What’s interesting to see in this thumbnail is the fact that I seem to be making the BoxBots bigger and bigger as time goes on (they are in reverse chronological order). Probably won’t be doing any new ones any time soon though. I’d like to do a few more based on websites, but we’ll see.

I updated the BoxBots that other people have sent to me as well, though the images are still a little rough. But they’re all there, so, that’s something.

What else?… well, I added 3 e-mail surveys that I did a few months ago and were hidden away from me. The Marcel Proust one I am especially fond of.

Man, I wish I had been a grafitti artist in my younger days. Then I could have some control over how the eyes and mouths look. Give it time man… Anyway, these are just some tests of using gloves as ghost stencils.

Three recent/current projects I’ve been/am working on. Houses made from junk mail. An embroidered shirt. Test of a spray-painted shirt.

Also got a whole bunch of new drawings up, as well as most of the BoxBots. See the top right navigation for the link. They’ve moved directory locations, so sorry to those who have links to them. But they’ll be permanent now. Well, until I change them around again.

I decided to see what would happen if I put my phone numbers into Google’s Image search. These are the results. The two photos are my mobile phone, and the little graphic is my home phone. If you are able to “backwards hack” what my numbers are based on these images, you are amazing. Give me a call sometime.