Lynx Thoughts

One thing I got while learning kung fu was this funny thing about our perception: When we are used to doing a thing a certain way, when we go to make an adjustment towards a more proper/complete/middle path kind of way (especially when we’ve been far off…

This is wild… from some angles this building makes me go woah and it looks completely weird and separate, and then from a different vantage point it does a 180 and seamlessly blends into the materials and the forms of both the town and the landscape that…

Here’s a neat little “documentary” made by the coaster manufacturer Vekoma about their history: Vekoma’s really come out swinging the past decade or so, stepping up their game in not only smoothness (the video even acknowledges that their older coasters h…

You have a responsibility to consider all aspects and sides of a problem.

I’ve posted a bunch of barns here before, whether for wine or crops or livestock.

Nearly ten years ago now, I got to see Endeavour up close and personal for the first time at the California Science Center in LA.

In life, I’d invite us to consider that we often “high stakes”-ify things that aren’t high stakes or simply don’t need to be high stakes.

This little bit of adaptive reuse does that trope that I so do enjoy: it’s a box within a box!

A pair of beautiful tracks tonight, collaborations between pianist Vincent Corver and Paul van Dyk.

“We may be … entering an age of credulity.

I don’t often do unbuilt projects here, but this competition winner totally caught my eye.

Hi everyone!

Growing up “nearish” to Niagara Falls, we visited a number of times and for certain it is impressive.

“It’s not that you can’t understand, love, trust, & accept yourself.

Oh wow, this building has a certain compelling je ne sais quoi for me… or perhaps I should say un cierto no sé qué, given it’s in Spain.

After about a year and a half since I posted the big update to my Example RPG A, I’m excited to release the next Example RPG for my Aurora RPG Engine!

Wondrous photo (and of a very unique perspective) of the Sainte-Chapelle!

I’m sure you’ve all heard of the classic horror trope of, “The call is coming from inside the house.”