Building Bridges To KPU

Hi again, Fans!

I'd like to issue a warm welcome to all KPU students and Alumni 

on this auspicious occasion!

3D Thinking is about to take a 90 degree turn,

and this particular blog posting is the 

bridge

between the old and the new.

{The present always is!}

 To Reiterate:

 Images with Red Borders have been

 intentionally crafted

not just to be visible in Image Searches

and, but, also

to indicate that they are part of 

a Meta-navigation Tool 

I have conceived of as an umbrella for

my 

Web Presence.

From here on

3D Thinking 

will include links, videos, etc

 specifically set out with KPU students in mind. 

And, of course, the rest of the world is welcome to join!

 

2018 Update

Okay, this works.

A Google Image Search 

of 

Terry Sawatzky

will find the 

Red Border Meta Nav

Images.

Which link back to 

3D Thinking.

Nothing for it now but to create the images

and set up the links.

{I recently turned 60.}

And, but, also-

I have finally settled on this Meta-Navigation technique as

my way 

of interfacing with the internet.

As an Artist I have built various web site/systems

in the past

{Geocities, Flash, ...}

only to find them disappear soon thereafter.

So as long as Blogger holds up...

and, I suppose,

  Google Image Search,

I will have a Meta-Website

that uses this Blog as the navigation system/springboard

to wherever I have stuff.

And, also, but-

Perhaps linking to other 

People, Stuff, Art, Etc.

Parting shot:

Time and the choices we make.

Terry Sawatzky Meta Nav : IMAGES

Hi, Fans! Welcome to the New Era of Red Border Meta Navigation.

The idea is this:You can do a Google Image Search of

Terry Sawatzky

to find the visual link back to this blog entry

and this is where I'll put links to

IMAGES.

(This will roll out over time as all things change constantly.)

My Tumblr Blog - has some images of my sculpture among other things.

Terry Sawatzky : Image Based MetaNav

Find my MetaNav in Google Image search.

2020 Redux, Again!
Tumblr
Wordpress  

From my digital deconstructivist phase

Two Mac classics

From the

Deconstruction:Classic Show.

The top one actually worked for a couple of weeks,

until a random bit of static 

caused a catastrophic failure.

I modified the relic into several non-electical sculptures

after that.

The bottom photo documents the process of PhotoChopping (my word)

some images in Photoshop on my MacBook Pro

and

saving them to a USB floppy drive (purchased for this purpose alone).

The floppy was then inserted in the modified Mac Classic

(note the vertical screen)

and put into a database to be accessed by

a program I wrote (on the Mac Classic)

in Chipmunk Basic.

Orange on Pink

Orange peel displayed.

So many options...

Here's a random selfie from last year sometime.

I'm still trying to sort out all the

AutoMagic

Settings

And

Choices

available in the world of all things

iPad.

Easy. 

If you have several lifetimes to sort out 

all the options.

DYAC