thirteen . . .

I've changed

deGeneRation: Issue 1

Degeneration - Issue 1 - Upload a Document to Scribd

I'll make the next one a little bigger.
Send me content people . . . I need it at least by the end of October.
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Sorry about the low quality, just mess around with the zoom.
Send me an email if you want the original image files.

R.E.D Campbell

deGeneRation

.................Coming Soon...............................................

.::Power Director::.

Been trying to install this program about 10 times now, the torrent was beautifully fast but I've been having the usual problems.
Anyway, I'm downloading a new version now so expect some wicked-cool videos by Friday at the most.
You All Had It Coming

R.E.D Campbell

There Are No Words

I've bitched and moaned for a lot of things in my time but i don't think I've ever wanted anything as much as this (except for maybe the Spiderman action-figure with 18 joints, or maybe the collectors item dragon figurine when I was 7)


I've wanted a polaroid camera for the longest time but now I've surfed around on ebay it seems so real, donations?
The results are beautiful, you'll never get pictures as good with any other camera.

R.E.D Campbell
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*sigh*

Maps

My newest photomanipulation

Scorch Webcomic: 'The Dark Knight' Intermission

And I thought I liked The Joker already . . . :D
I found this article from someone's Blog while looking for shots of the Joker:

"Aside from playing a role which was draining him by it’s evil and wicked qualities, Ledger was actually ‘warned’ about what the role would do to him. Apparently, a reporter was able to get a quick interview with Jack Nicholson (The actor who portrayed the joker in the 1989 Film adaption of ‘Batman.’) When informed of Ledger’s death, Nicholson commented: “That’s awful… I warned him.” So what is it that Nicholson actually warned Ledger of? The dangers of sleeping pills? Or the danger of taking on such as sinister role as the Joker? Nicholson didn’t explain his comments any further."

I don't take these things seriously at most times, but . . . really . . .

R.E.D Campbell