Selector 

7 creative works found

• Hack: Random page of UK group art
  by Dave Pearson

  The UK group has quite a lot of art in it now (204 pages as of the time of writing) and it has…

  The UK group has quite a lot of art in it now (204 pages as of the time of writing) and it has been suggested that having so much art could work against a lot of the stuff that’s in there (a suggestion that makes sense to me). So, I got to thinking: it could be amusing to have a little tool that directs you to a random page. One line of PHP code later: The UK Group Art Random Page Selection Thingy Clicking on that link will take you to a random page. Note, however, that there’s a small problem with the above in that I need to hand-edit the max number of pages as the number of works increase. Still, for a quick one-line hack, it’s not so bad. I think.

• Hack: Random profile page link generator
  by Dave Pearson

  Inspired by yesterday’s little hack I got t…

  Inspired by yesterday’s little hack I got to thinking that it might be fun to have some way of pointing people at random aspects of your profile (random page of art, random page of clothing, random page of favourites, random page of people on your watchlist being the obvious ones). To make it work, to make it so it approaches being easy to use by most people, it needed some sort of link generator. Some hacking about with PHP later and here it is: The RedBubble random pages from your profile link generator thingy I’ve tried as best as I can to document how it works and how you can use it over on the page so I won’t write any more about that here. However, if you’re stuck, or find it confusing, or just need a hand with something, feel free to ask here. To give you an idea of what it ends up doing: View a random page of my art

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  $$ The most expensive T Shirt on Red Bubble $$ *
  by o0OdemocrazyO0o

  Ladies and Gentlemen I present… The most expensive T-Shirt on redbubble.com * One of a kind (will be deleted after first one is purchased) / my computer will then be formated…and i will stomp on the hard drive and send you a pic / movie of it… i will then print out this page and get my cat to eat it… If you buy this certified T-Shirt you will get laid, get mass respect and help combat low turn outs to ‘St Benidicts Faceless Children’s Charity Fund For The Embetterment Of Mangled Children’s… ( or S.B.F.C.C.F.F.T.E.O.M.C. for short) Street Combat Classes…. (S.B.F.C.C.F.F.T.E.O.M.C.S.C.C for short) Go on… buy this ridiculously expensive article of clothing and pump your arms in the air while yelling in your prissy choir boy voice “Bo Selecta!” even though you only listen to 8 track recordings of kenny Loggins… Go on… you deserve this shirt… price is for a one off design, and or mysterious death of other t-shirt sellers…

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  Mustache Selector
  by Latak

  when you can’t decide which mustache is right, try them all!

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  Ocean Selector
  by Gail Bridger

  This is another boat we have offloaded many times, but no more! It burnt out last year, tied up at the dock, no one was hurt! Lots of history on this vessel, it has been around a long time and have been in the best and the worst shape any vessel could go through. / It started out as a yacht, owned by Barbara Hutton, the movie star. It was suppose to have had fireplaces, and some trimmings of gold on it. Some company bought it back many years ago and turned it into a fishing vessel. Then it sank in Queen Charlotte Sound off the coast of BC, Canada. It was completely submerged in the ocean for over a year. They had it refloated, cleaned it up and it fished many years after with the same engine that it sank with and from the time she was built. While I have known the boat it had been owned by two different fishing companies and has brought millions of pounds of fish to shore. The engine was that old that they couldn’t get parts for it anymore. The engine had a very distinct sound, we heard it from our house one night leaving Port Hardy Bay, but we couldn’t see it. :) This great vessel has been skippered by many great skippers on the Pacific Ocean! I have been told that it was a great vessel on the rough seas. The last I heard it was going to be taken apart piece by piece, for scarp metal! We are going to miss it, over the years it has given many hours of work, but it’s time was up! / I decided to go with the sepia filter for it, I think it looks pretty good here for what it has through. I am planning to put it on Red Bubble in color also, but I like to experiment with different filters.

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  BeBop-a-Loola
  by pat gamwell

  Shot through the plastic covering of a jukebox in an antique store in Sacramento, CA (F2.8-ISO 80-Focal 6.0, levels, sharpening, slight “clutter cloning”) / / /

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  Rewind Mister Selector!
  by Satta van Daal

  aerosol and ink on canvas, 2009 This image is also included in my ‘Stencil Art’ calendar available here on redbubble: [click image to get to the calendar page]