I was looking for some new science news on my Google when I came across a New York Times article. It’s best that you read the whole shebang on the link below, but I have to illustrate by using their own images.

Octopus Gets Bird for Dinner

Inside The World’s First Gathering Of Real Life Cyborgs

I am really fond of this one. Done when Avenger:Age of Ultron premiered at a local cinema. Although the original artwork, pencil sketch and inked document have been raffled off to lucky moviegoers, I still have this to add color. Funny, but I never thought people would actually enjoy this when I put it up for our…

I could have sworn this gig is really weird. First of all, I thought I was drawing something that goes along the vein of Sentai-Kamen. But alas, it was not, just some spoof, nay, don’t call it a parody, or so my collaborator says.

talesRelics of the Space Age

And it is really confusing.

Sorting through news via Google, I came across this interesting bit of information. And it got me thinking, yes, it’s how Steve Jobs got to conceptualize most of his stuff - SciFi - and future gadgets.

Sorting through news via Google, I came across this interesting bit of information. And it got me thinking, yes, it’s how Steve Jobs got to conceptualize most of his stuff - SciFi - and future gadgets.

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Been away for so long, I hardly know my way around io9. Or Observation Deck, for that matter. Truth is, it has been a kind of roller coaster ride, the kind you do not enjoy. So now, to rekindle my love affair with io9, here’s some fantasy illustrations that I have posted on Patreon to crowdsource my dreams of…

They may have moved some stuff around a bit, but strangely, I can findmy way around. The Verger siblings will have some different twists, but the show kept most things as it is, even the mirror and Carlo. I dread what Lounds will find herself in. We have three episodes yet, don't we?

So far, I am caught hook, line, and sinker. When Miriam Lass (the Clarice Starling alternate character twist) came up adn I was saying " I knew that would happen!", here comes the Mason Verger angle from the book. Would you hate me if my composure falls apart? The Tear Flavored Martini just threw me oof my seat. Yeah,…

I gleaned from recent posts here at io9 and at some point my Chrichton days popped up a couple of times. Books like "Prey" and "Congo" made it possible for me to have an idea of what technology can bring to mankind, along with it, the frightening possibilities of its use, or misuse. for that matter. Take a look at…

Translation: A mobile app that tells you when to take a piss while watching a movie at your local cineplex.

After 400 years, mathematicians find a new class of solid shapes

I recently saw Oblivion. It was beautiful, sprawling and fascinating. At least to me. You see, and I think, most critics will try to drop a 4megaton bomb on my doorstep for saying this, the story is something about my own fantasies and imaginings, borne from solitude and being an outsider. Alone in a crowded room,…