Poster I made about British genius and World War II hero, Alan Turing. View poster.

The original source Photoshop file is available for download.

I’m releasing this poster and the source file under a Creative Commons “Attribution-Share Alike” 3.0 license, meaning you can copy it as much as you want, or make changes. (IANA graphic designer, and I spent more time on the wording and font choice than the visual look.)

UPDATE: Fixed those typos. “Heroes” and “further” always look like the wrong way to spell those words to me.

I was hired on the staff of the Daily Texan during college. I drew Big Science and Proverbs (for which, unlikely enough, I won an award for from Columbia University). In my opinion, they’re terrible. I’ve posted some of the less awful ones, with commentary I made several months back.

Big Science [download all comics]

Proverbs [download all comics]

Some of these comics will make people give me a funny look while saying, “That wasn’t funny at all.” One could question why I put these comics online in the first place. Too which, I refer to this [xkcd.com]

I rigged up some software to take a screenshot of my computer and a picture from my webcam at regular intervals, then composed them into a movie. The first video is finishing up the timelapse software itself (some of it uses PHP scripts to do image editing) and the second is of me going through the Django tutorial. I hope to use this software for something more interesting in the future.

Timelapse software coding

Django tutorial [mpg]

The image was engraved on Pioneer 10 and 11, which were probes launched into deep space. The idea was that intelligent alien life would find these plaques and interpret them to mean that intelligent life (us) existed elsewhere in the galaxy.

I offer an alternative interpretation.