Monday, December 31, 2007
Tuesday, December 25, 2007
Christmas in Paris
Alicia and I are in Paris for Christmas. Yesterday we bought an X-mas tree and ornaments near Notre Dame and hauled them on foot back to the hotel near the Arc D'Triumph. For Christmas Day we slept until 1pm. After eating and exchanging gifts we saw Woody Allen's Dixieland Jazz Band in an old fashion music hall.
On X-mas Eve we had the classic French waiter. He was a impatient prick. Even the French patrons at Cafe Pont Neuf took notice. Today we had two great waiters who were patient with my limited french.
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Saturday, December 22, 2007
London
Friday, December 7, 2007
Thursday, December 6, 2007
X-mas @ Nickelodeon CG Dept
http://picasaweb.google.com/McSteeds/NickChristmas
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Thursday, November 29, 2007
James Bond Suit
While in India last year I took a bunch of photos of Sean Connery's suit from Gold Finger into a Taylor and said "make this."
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Labels: 007, fasion, james bond, suit, travel
Monday, November 19, 2007
Adopt a Platoon
Let someone know what it is they are serving for. Whether you agree with the war or not is irrelevant. Do what you can for the people who are away from home while we get upset because traffic was bad or McDonald's had slow service. I've spent a month at a time overseas for work and it got lonely and hard. That was only a month and no one shot at me.
http://adoptaplatoon.org
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Tuesday, November 6, 2007
More Pictures - London 2006
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Labels: photography, travel
Monday, November 5, 2007
Lots of Pictures
I'm in the process of posting all my photos on Google's Picasa. Check back often.
http://picasaweb.google.com/McSteeds
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Labels: photography, travel, vacation, work
Friday, October 26, 2007
Hot Lips wasn't so Hot
Monday, October 22, 2007
Flying My Plane Home
Back in April I bought myself a Grumman AA5-B Tiger.
After 22 hours, spending the night in a shack waiting out tornado warnings,and witnessing my first IFR flight through the clouds (Daylon Bakken at the wheel), I'm home.
Daylon is an amazing pilot. He flies in bad weather all the time for work. When we landed for the storms in Texas we had a 30+ knot direct crosswind(Very Crazy!) and no choice but to get down. He ran out of rudder and welanded on one wheel but it was a pretty smooth landing.
In Payson, az I met Daylon's family. His uncle is a guide for taking peopleon huts for Black Bears.
Flying Cloud, MN - Albion, NE - Goodland - KS - Gruver, TX (Stopped forTornado warning) - Amarillo, TX - Los Cruces, NM - Payson, AZ - PalmSprings, CA - Burbank, CA
http://picasaweb.google.com/McSteeds/FlyingMyPlaneHome
I love the plane. The avionics are amazing.
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Labels: AA5-B, Cross Country, flying, Grumman Tiger
Monday, October 1, 2007
Catalina by Air
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Labels: AA5-B, Catalina, flying, Grumman Tiger
Monday, September 17, 2007
Baseball?
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Sunday, September 16, 2007
Colin McRae Dies in Helicopter Crash
http://colinmcrae.com/
Not many people in the US know who Colin McRae was. He was an amazing driver from World Championship Rally. He's to WRC what Tiger Woods is to golf. He brought in a lot of previously uninterested fans.
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Thursday, September 13, 2007
Knock on Wood
Saying 'knock on wood' has taken the place of doing it. I think there's dangerous and growing false sense of security because the act of the luck maintaining has not been preformed so many times. Please people . . .
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Monday, September 10, 2007
Friday, September 7, 2007
Jason Diorio - Thief!
http://jasondiorio.blogspot.com/
Much of the artwork on Jason site is ripped of from artist at Nickelodeon. The prick has the nerve to put the work in a gallery, and have his smiling mug photographed with it.
His deception is premeditated. He posts drawings and then several days later post the paintings. The sketches were done by Mike Dougherty and Jen Woods. The paintings were done by Bill Dely.
I've seen people do this several time in my career and I'm blown away that these idiots think they can get away with it.
Bye bye Jason. Have fun with Viacom's Lawyers.
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Friday, August 31, 2007
Drawing of Me from 'The Cigar Box'
Michael Dougherty, badass character designer, drew a picture of me based on my short film The Cigar Box
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Thursday, August 30, 2007
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Tak and the Power of Juju
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Monday, August 13, 2007
More news for Vacant Planet
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Labels: Render, Vacant Planet
Thursday, August 2, 2007
Barack Obama
Normally I avoid posting anything related to politics here. But this is pointing out a weird irony rather than political commentary. It has nothing to do with Barack.
Barack Obama gave a speach at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars recently.
Ole Woodrow pubicly ripped Teddy Roosevelt for being the first president to have a black man visit the whitehouse. Only he did not say black man.
Oops.
PS I know I'm applying today's stardards to our forefathers.
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Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Ratatouille
Ratatouille, Pixar's latest film, was pretty damn good. Here's a review.
http://ricksflickspicks.animationblogspot.com/2007/06/29/ratatouille-2007/
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Monday, July 30, 2007
A Whole Mess of Travel
By Saturday I will have been on 11 flights in the last month. Bold letters mean that I actually spent some time there (as opposed to just going through the airport). Blue means that I was there to visit a studio.
Los Angeles, USA > Taipei, Taiwan > Singapore > Hyderabad, India > Bangkok, Thailand > Seoul, Korea > Taipei, Taiwan > Seoul, Korea > Singapore > Hyderabad, India > Kuala Lampur, Malaysia > Los Angeles, USA
Sheesh.
Here's a rundown on the Airports:
- LAX - Some parts new and nice, others old and not so great. (Before you start comlaining about LAX this list is relative).
- Taipei - Very clean fairly easy to navigate if you are using the right airline. One terminal looks hatched in the sixties.
- Singapore -Nice. There are transit hotels for layovers. One even has a pool.
- Hyderabad - Pure Squalor. Please, someone just get a sponge a whipe down the fucking walls. Old and Chaotic like the rest of the city. People can just walk up to the terminal making it crowded and chaotic to get in. I cannot use the word chaos enough when talking about India. Also people just walk through immigration without even drawing a glance from the officers. Sometimes officials don't have matching uniforms.
- Bangkok - New Airport, very nice. The airline even shows you a video before landing that tells you where to go for connections and whatever else you need. Business class gives you shorter Immigration lines.
- Seoul - Nice and new.
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The Golf Pro
Check out my work of fiction; The Golf Pro
Originally I had intended on John Apple being seen as a real person. But I just don't have the time to dedicate to it. Still I'm happy with the writing in it.
Start from the oldest posts.
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Ah, The Internet
Let me tell you why I love the internet. Because its such a waste of time. I don't mean this sarcasticly, I'm serious. You see, I want to smack people when they say "someone's got too much time on their hands." To me it's a grand acheivement to have time to waste. We need gaps in the business to play, to create, even if it doesn't add up to anything.
Shit, sometimes the stupidest little thing ends up adding up. Take Matt of http://www.wherethehellismatt.com/ His silly way of recording his travels earned him an offer to go around the world again on someone elses dime.
Not that this is going to happen to you. But the net is an outlet for every inane bit of creativity. You can put every doodle in front of a large audience.
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Sunday, July 29, 2007
Michael Dougherty
Check out Michael Dougherty's site. He's doing some TOP SECRET character design for Vacant Planet.
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Thursday, July 26, 2007
In India Again
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Monday, July 23, 2007
A Curious Bit of Scrap
A Curious Bit of Scrap
See 1280x720 HD version at http://www.vacantplanet.com/
Chapter II will be out around November.
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