shenanigans | redacted.work

Hi there.

This is a place I share some of my shenanigans - all the way from the arty weird stuff to the weird art stuff - and everything in-between.
If you like it, let me know. If you hate it, fight me.

- @Halfdan@mastodon.online (https://redacted.work/reschat)

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Sometimes it hits me just how many weird things I have in my apartment - most of which are of my own creation.
I wonder what people think is the weirdest.

Is it this creation of melted crayons that I cooked up in my oven?
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/3XAda_SbiC7pjvy3lGeAwRTI7yJcU1PrEF5CbRMnluign04Vx2hCJexXs5jaXJnYHU63Ykcw-Bs6LAMlDzFx93BbJ6Q_Q4bF07vnAyx8En8lrSMCTR-3GsL543qi4p4e31xjyoNhM1w=w2400
(Story: #MeltingCrayons)

Or is it my recreation of Goya's painting "Saturn Devouring His Son" that I made one night after one or two bottles of wine?
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/4rYMOQk3_60SEZ81gG-lC7BL5lAYb5JI4ILbiEYXo6-Kq0aKlGwqWIi9CjLLRkgobzsCYpXCugonbJ5B3Uw-D9BvlC2XPFhrOdWVKgJBjFyzj-myU4qjNsbnkiAYNApeI6npMMnWjuI=w2400
(Story: #SaturnDevouringHisSon)

Perhaps it is this weird quote from Urban Dictionary about my name, which makes me seem a bit full of myself?
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/c_bDzl4tAoXPXd00XkQRWIEhKXS__9vvkixGc5qKzDdtGR4zS4gcMp1PeOOCzgmTnQtVYgcC8r0L8SChFFv8FrMivoS6WpUIi-toIMxqyLUhbSYZm-0G2fttr6RGsArDC1XGGojE6F8=w2400
(Story not shared yet)

Or could it be this AUTOGRAPHED photo of people from Indiana, USA in Star Wars costumes - including a grown ass man in an Slave Leia ("The Huttslayer") costume?
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_8Tk-tYkMIi1Q8PJIoEKzc43Lbxyg5PTzUBvzxnTNjpaH6MaZTH9ieafO2keV97ZrWronSIRV_NnOQGOnS6jrFx3CeT2DnjDqHVCIqm54lnF2VGt6dqwVlyuOa6jFnJoCnslthA6oh0=w2400
(Story not shared yet)

It could be this damned shelf, with a bizarro TARDIS, a demon in a box, and soup made from Disney princesses, right?
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/QvW6VWy4RfKDjdwX1BUY2raeKiVtZizQJWxCSbgeRHcfVht9ipw_CoGVU5ZeAGKHCKC_3rqRlJBNMFwCJFw62TNVOHJeJHzu9btwYmdWGAxXn6xE0xTF-SWXt5Qlur4A3NlnGUb1uuQ=w2400
(Bizarro TARDIS story not shared yet -- Demon story: #MonsterBox -- Princess soup story not shared yet)

Maybe it is this piece of paper with 2819 digits of PI that I painfully wrote by hand, taking more than an hour to write?
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/gxgzoL87qNdrcyzjFTH1Pxn5GdQ3eLc-WSCDcThC64UoXcZpRyCzWHnAx2BNdP7117ptHxwnM2UYNGHuYalEVqWhlAoVrAY8_Uip8lR4Q9Lf0emUbzmtG52jyzOJKITF3Qrg3fJFIQs=w2400
(Story: #PiDay)

Or this floating pink fluffy cloud that was made from the entrails of a teddy bear (which I then filled with other stuff and mailed across the Atlantic)?
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/49UiEB64NOOxLm4Dc4a3YlR-gchoGGKxQiItnP4KD9ZYyq2AFlbLWr_VaF1HZghSsXrL4zIeKy76iUB9ON9qEEh-ROX8-zUcyB4SfrcEQfR3edCfKOk7XNJN9k4ONTR3m3gDA5F4F_o=w2400
(Story: #PinkCloud)

Perhaps it is my emergency tiara? You know - 'cause everyone has a tiara ready in case of emergency, right?
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/4b-dmgQROo8AIIhHhZxUBYAjIy9mmzNezw_TM3mLU1IIFuFNKi6yaiURFWmACTX-Y6GD2AiRLTY3d77cwQ-ISRqyYB6o1cy5ibz5Omz1TLW8EUhLxrRUI-v38GrtkVZoLneST4v_uK0=w2400
(Story: #EmergencyTiara)

Could it be this big Twitter logo, made from two layers of cardboard, a bunch of duct tape, and a cut up IKEA bag?
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/17UJpoNoqP2NS2uSn_-gFj48IKgaZ0DHlZbjD3ggg5eo3E1tmdwCzrr9-cbVdTvooLxVU7MRysHeOq4CISwaU1akUBEbJ21yfLXTTMikioSJy5pNEfMVLs-ihHBUaknk8d4v_2dg570=w2400
(Story: #BirdFriend)

Or - hear me out here - is it my cardboard shark roommate, @FluffyMcShark, who has its whole own internet persona and personality?
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/EQdHN8HQcNj2nQfvtoIJ_iUkdn9S-7WpycV6AUNU3C0wusnZUe5WbmEThoCxeMRrqQZVtC8pyAA2Q5Se21boYFOl7rHAEWFt4jnaWqc4R9mKuIAnrtMzCJboAVYiHUB84WOVHZX8qwI=w2400
(Story: https://redacted.work/fluffy#originstory)

Nah. I think I know it now.
The weirdest thing in my apartment is - the reason for all of these weird things existing in the first place - ME!

P.S. I didn't even include any of the weird stuff in my _other_ room. That would just be too much.
This is just one corner of my other room. It's a hellscape.
Also, yes, that IS a demon-looking queen llama back there with a crown.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/qdPxwAInXWpf4JB5WRqLVVJfctXwF6wOLQyWSah0TmMfe1Pb4GcMC5joy8I3pzQYpt9feEwhbvKjyMlz0Q97YsAYNr2_pE2CwVMvbBzsFQrZP1CqBrmdVTeo_wGJ_ZSLFenzcXe4W_4=w2400
(Tin foil helmet story: #TinFoilHatSelfies -- Llama story: #QueenLlama -- Twitter logo story: #BirdFriend)

A friend of mine commented with:
"I feel like it is some artistic commentary about the modern bondage social media imparts on us."
So true!

(Originally shared on Twitter, 2018-11-03)

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Later additions:

What about this creepy, ghostly-looking harbinger (from I Kill Giants)?
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/JiLngNQrOBdnttePNuYn1aTaIFaHI-VFh0VYRnsQId_-QXwWZjSIO9oVtLDwH4kfRjtf3s_7158_b-4JkZWqYSbQGkWgEOZZruSHFOYnVnsUSamCMnjTQa0ldQIsozcRHLz5Ry_WdzI=w2400
(Story: #Harbinger)

After making #TeddyBearSurprise I decided to do something with the leftover teddy bear guts. Here is what I made.

Adding color to a cloud.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Zn-tIKb6FndP9wr4IwkXCBSFxWcQMF27IWtD4qvMN_hUOUqPR9H61bp7mVxmD_4nj0mGhoPJju4Gmy7gjGBkFIRjDCneQG3m9wHHGDPHsSWawBuiJcT8YLrMLc3Z8-DC1brxC0qHQZ4=w932

Well, this is grotesque.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/fev5FBc9Q1qMieqEMZp5JEit8KT8s6cvIjRjHO5RvfYGZ5DCwa5TlxJ6cT08YkJGa5HD3wwb0hFyUyb1aBEoo6HaDoLeX-N3SFcxIPK_TeCrQirnSMxu4R5F8qUQK6prtDS-JXyUjUM=w932

Pink cloud! And the teddy bear starring at what used to be its own guts.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/5dUrhttrz-OLN4c_PfsAv0xtAu-5rwR2ZYBmAAReCzpEAIztvLY_jQq8XwZcrhP4hXUOh9m1PvE68tIzDxLu3l1V379TudSNqp7HD4zikY_MuSPxi2WLUdKCY8J0yh8tLWbMowRn3cY=w932

(Originally shared on Google+, 2014-08-30)

Recreating Saturn Devouring His Son - or trying to
Francisco Goya's painting of Saturn Devouring His Son, that he possibly never intended for anyone to see, has haunted me for weeks or months every time I've ever encountered it.

The evening of 2018-04-09, after a failed attempt at "art" (encouraged by Bruce Shark and Sandy B), I decided to at least try to recreate the single most haunting painting in history. Well, this is how it turned out.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/hPGHMmkAGjBo4GnWE3oDUD2r46PJHReeaGw3I-zxRCQtn-Zkxe39LqeO-vT9ox5Dvq6CWl_CROD6JNbNsIxr4SdaCABdfiRKFsw5pe_XZar_SNnCColMtEiMjexNpT8fQnkqEwL3tXs=w720

To be honest I'm relieved that I shouldn't recreate the emotional expression that Goya managed to give Saturn. It somehow makes me feel more sane to not be able to recreate that part of the original painting.

Side note: This is a kinda horrifying thing to own now. Before, I knew Goya's painting existed - but now I'm reminded of it every time I notice the painting on my wall; I don't like that feeling. I guess I just have to get used to this - which I can do, heck, I literally have a floating pink cloud in my kitchen, and I haven't even noticed it in almost a year, even though it freaked me up at first.

(Originally shared on Google+, 2018-04-09)

Ron Weasley's Big Chess Game
This afternoon I noticed that I still had my old glass chess set and my very first thought was to make a dramatic checkmate scene using fake blood. Now came the question of which game to reenact the final position of.

I began wondering if the chess game in the Chessboard Chamber from the first Harry Potter book was possible to recreate. As it turns out the final chess position was not described in the book; though for the movie, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001), chessmaster Jeremy Silman got the task of writing the chess game. Through a blog post from Jemery Silman about the chess game (https://goo.gl/dZ6M83) I was able to recreate the finale scene of this game. Here it is.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/PaKT-hDRGNJ6ZLj5DnXo1XAjK4AMSyNzpIoQ61M-lx3w-uoW0e5m-n4qJCsnNqcHyfmgB586cPNIJVGB8sG4Uw-tKTkPCFafszLKkLlyQ6rVTg5u2sDjZFTxVtdXwfRAbmjtG1H9B_o=w2400

(Originally shared on Google+, 2014-04-13)

Hula Hoop+ Chrome Extension
Circles are too mainstream for today's hipsters. The Hula Hoop+ Chrome extension renames "circle" on Google+ to "hula hoop."

Inspiration
The wish to rename "circle" to "hula hoop" was originally expressed almost two years ago by Victoria Strother and brought to my attention by Carolyn Lopez on Tumblr. A wish that came true in June of 2012 in the form of a Chrome extension.

First version:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Y7UFKvpu1U7AzbuJLA7bEELiuthXPwrXVJkwUXKt6QV-I7dpmOVFmGHO9PwRkzd5nW1Na_byMqS9R3g=w800

Updated version (to the G+ design rolled out in May of 2013):
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/A6cebVRgUR83i01NAs6vyABa_lCR4qlyrw7cH7_vAMh17MFK5odInTBY2lzIK3WfCOruUiOV4MwjQa55ZJ0rMCWmAVvyT50J0G4Omp8=w800

Testimonies
"You consider yourself a hipster? One of the cool kids? King of the In Crowd?
Not without the Hula Hoop+ Chrome Extension for Google+!
This little gem has magically improved my sex life, social status and financial situation!
Thank you so much for making this possible, Halfdan!"
- Kent Oldhøj, 2012-12-10

"I'd love to see almost 5,000 people in hula hoops in real life."
- Liz Krane, 2012-06-21

"You, Sir. Are silly.
And your silliness is highly appreciated, Your Silliness."
- Lise Bjerregaard Nielsen, 2012-09-27

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/afCL0ExWhuFklskfA13rPXAnWeeTVlH9sPB2fzfLRMCawzbqNgGj1Ed5lRedeJ5ExKhoox0V4whTE0kIzhPCq5GBIK-vPX5jPkNVzA=w800
- Kimberly Chapman (and The Churuhc of Palindrome), 2012-12-10

(Note: The Hula Hoop+ Chrome extension doesn't exist anymore due to the ever-changing G+ design - and the fact that G+ is getting shut down soon.)

Deep Pink - My First JavaScript Game
The project I currently am working on for work (August, 2014) is very heavy on the JavaScript side, so I have had a chance to really improve my JavaScript skills. Because of this, I decided yesterday (2014-08-09) to grab my Chromebook, a few beers, and see what I would come up with.

After trying out a few different online JavaScript IDEs and not being too impressed with any of them, I finally found https://liveweave.com, which did exactly what I needed. A bit of brainstorming, some playing around, several beers, and even more hours later and I had created Deep Pink - my first ever JavaScript game.

Deep Pink is neither innovative nor especially impressive, but I had fun making it, so I am sharing it with you:
http://deeppink.reschat.dk

Press spacebar to start/restart the game and then simply press the key of the letter shown. A new letter is shown when you press a key or wait too long. The time you have to press the correct key decreases as you make progress. If the speed is too low or high, you can change the difficulty in the bottom. That's it. Enjoy.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/hN-rruvOBfETS6PPXNPVZ-i_nv1yZsa7wdO-meHx_ijQmhgC8TutZjJ3aJXhoabPbuhYpwVubLhZlH8=w600

(Originally shared on Google+, 2014-08-10)

2819 Digits of Pi in Honor of Pi Day
On Pi Day in 2015 I made a thing in honor of the day - which made my hand hurts.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/5qVN659MSEgZ-m3yMT3zySG_fkZ6GJI_P7iliB4FjdjxhNAEp21GV5YSCaiWrVgHSnAL7Tq15ULSeoRQ7itYfk0cncecsjkMHl9k22mBW535Zw0bu6FVGvQCMBCN-aV7rSRxeEgPdoo=w2400

Behind the Pi
I made the Pi Day creation by writing down 2819 digits of pi with a pencil with certain digits written in bold to form the pi symbol.

The way I did this was not by having 2819 digits of pi memorized and simply writing them down. Nor was it by looking at a list of digits, writing down a few, looking at the list again, writing down a few more, and doing so over and over for all 2819 digits. The method I chose was one where I could read the digits without having to look up from the paper and where I could keep rows and columns of digits perfectly straight.

I simply opened a text document with digits of pi full screen on my Chromebook, rotated the screen, taped a piece of paper to it, turned up the brightness to full, and then wrote down each digit where I could see it through the paper. This I did for all 2819 digits - and the decimal point, making it 2820 characters in total. Afterwards I opened a full screen pi symbol and bolded the overlapping digits. The process took a while - but I'm quite pleased with the result, which now graces my kitchen wall.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/k5xWwZg4QvjoCqT6_XtE4bN9jbK_jJnL0WaBiUJfTAScRSodrVdWjPvvyQ02zV3fXGvJRYQ7dpIVbjCOjifjhvhs_CVpk-5dpij-4ILyVJeA0sgr-gw8g_gR1N4RW__VBiU9Q6tQD0E=w2400

(Originally shared on Google+, 2015-03-14)

The Very First Movie I Produced
More than half my life ago I co-wrote and produced a short film with a couple of my friends. The movie was about an assassin and a mafia boss with an identical twin brother. The rest of the plot was as predictable as it could be (or was it?).

The movie was buried for more than a decade for the simple reason that we used unlicensed music and got caught. However, tonight I noticed that Google lifted the 10+ year ban, which means all of you can "enjoy" the "work of art" I took part in creating when I was a kid. I've even captioned the whole thing, so you can "understand" it without understanding the teenage south-Jutland Danish dialect.

Enjoy this little homemade movie about murder and revenge.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfXqIdXiqPs

- - -

Here's what a few people thought of the movie:

"B movie genre, done very well. :)"
- Terry McNeil

"LOL!! Killed them all!"
- Gizmo the Sane

"Hmmmmmmm"
- Blaine Hall

"Definitely watching later!"
- Scott Cramer

- - -

Credits

Cast (in order of appearance):
Hitman: Halfdan Reschat
Mafia boss: Martin Seider
Mafia guy 1: Jonas Reschat
Mafia guy 2: Mads Dirksen
Terrorist 1: Martin Seider
Terrorist 2: Jonas Reschat
Terrorist 3: Jesper Seider
Terrorist 4: Martin Seider
Terrorist 5: Jonas Reschat
The Twin: Martin Seider
Terrorist guard: Mattias Petersen
Terrorist 6: Halfdan Reschat
Terrorist 7: Jesper Seider
Terrorist 8: Mattias Petersen
Police officer 1: Halfdan Reschat
Police officer 2: Jonas Reschat

Directed by:
I'm not really sure it was "directed".

Written by:
Martin Seider
Halfdan Reschat
Jonas Reschat
Mattias Petersen

Editing by:
Martin Seider
Halfdan Reschat
Jonas Reschat
Mattias Petersen

Music by:
Lostprophets
ill nino
The Beatles
Audioslave
R.E.M.
Beethoven

Getting Started with Ingress
Back in late december of 2016, I went to New Orleans to celebrate New Year's Eve with a couple of friends from Google+. One these friends were Amy Porter - who, during my stay in New Orleans, introduced me to the GPS augmented reality game Ingress - and I decided to give it a shot. It didn't take long before I was hooking.
Within 24 hours of starting playing I was level 4 and when I got back to Denmark a couple of days later I decided to give my local area a look in regards to Ingress portals. I ended up creating my first big-ish control field at 881 MUs and take over a handful of green/frog portals (I am blue/smurf). Interesting game - and a good excuse to go exploring.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/l2ucPteab1YJcYe39-U7mSZS53mz9ZHFavQJuSRMBujhmhkx3UVeLHmJ7ys1nbHFtdk5W_lEbWN2w1sMcaEkLMG9JYPLYhghz7SKKFY=w350

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/hTSb1HFRu1SAANJruMIIIrAx7We1dAes1VXmb8C7dmqatdvI1JCrTTiuQ2hHf-OYFags0v3x6Zuou6-_1k3fB4o3ebJUIFw3gUiMnjQ=w800

1 Friday, 2 Beers, 6 Fields
Over the first week, after starting playing Ingress, I spent 15-30 minutes a couple of evenings, walking around my local area hacking, capturing, linking, and fielding portals. Though on a Friday evening (2016-01-08), I decided to spend a bit more time and with a bit more planning. So I had two beers and then took my bike out in the snow to capture portal and make links and fields. I ended up creating two layered fields right where I live, three layered fields 15 minutes from my place, and single field next to that. Take that, frogs (who have dominated the area all week - and, sigh, still kinda do).

At the time Ingress was really a fitting game for me - getting to explore places outside while still achieving something in-game. Thank you, Amy Porter, for introducing me to Ingress

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/hTfA6QJZOBMsfn_7uwZ6IwgQA_aeDuHu29GAEWOMZJzoMapxSMdOcFta27_R-Iwtvm-bNgeWQX8NEkQp2W1sOI6lwaYOrUijFl-Dew=w750

Operation Rainy Saturday
The afternoon of 2016-01-29, while looking at the Ingress Intel map, I noticed the possibility for making a decent sized multi layer field in biking distance from where I live - and this without having to take down any severely protected (L8, AXA, etc.) green portals (it was still my first month of Ingress and I couldn't really handle those on my own). After a beer I went out to collect the necessary portal keys for the two anchor portals, which surprisingly took less than an hour. I didn't want to do the actual OP in the dark, as getting to the necessary portals involved too much dirt road and forest, so I decided to wait until the day after.

The next morning the rain was coming down hard - which I took as a good sign as it hopefully would discourage some frogs from coming out and taking down my work before it was finished. Maybe I was right, because not a single one of my portals/links/fields went down... until 8 minutes after I was finished with the whole thing. Then a few of my fields were taken down and the green fields came up again. Still, I'm glad I managed to complete my small Rainy Saturday OP.

I had originally hoped that I also would be able to take the viking village and thereby add 3 more layers, but it turned out that thing was one tough green fielded L8 AXA viking village, that simply wouldn't budge. I might need to revisit it with a group another time.

Stats:
- Preparation: 1 hour and 1 beer
- Execution: 2½ hours and 1 energy drink
- Blue MUs captured: 4,874
- Green MUs taken down: ~15,000
- Fields: 9
- Layers: 4

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/FwdJyCM8cwp_V3Z9eNPHdNQ9lK1mLNBOov033HHntKPGmG_X_7K__9NLf3ePVpC4e1-LQubkvZfdmEyPJhqD298I8YPxZ6RlUAfQHw=w700

Battlefield Motions During 4 Hour Bike Ride
On 2016-02-06 I decided to head out on a bike ride to play some Ingress. I ended up spending almost 4 hours biking around the area, taking down green links+fields and putting up blue ones (though not exactly some well-coordinated ones, I have to admit). At one point I realized that one of the portal keys I gave Torben Nikolajsen the evening before might suddenly be usable, so I dropped Torben a message and he happened to be in the exact right spot to use it - creating a nicely looking field. :-)

Here is a GIF showing all the stuff going on in the area during my 4-ish hour Ingress bike ride during the day.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/bDJaLzINNuG0ccAgIEFnJEpRegvzmS3uk9aR6Bmi7TzR7qEyzhsOvIlC9Icy_VpLHfh_390X3QaLe2UnI_HiYNImyLZtKTdf84xFsA=w750

Morning Fields and Evening Fields
The morning of 2016-02-27 I decided to take a bike ride in the morning fog to make some big beautiful blue fields. It went pretty well - until I got a flat tire right after I finished the bigger fields. I went home, walked to the store to get a new tire (the old one was torn in multiple places), walked home, and fixed my bike (not only the tire - also a few other preexisting problems).

Then in the late afternoon, with my bike standing there ready to go again, I decided to create a blue sky over a frog from the neighborhood (Dr. Dolk). So I went out and created as many layered fields as I could over my neighborhood - which turned out to be a quicker task than expected.

Here are the results of these two bike rides.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/oXNY6GXRl962TcPVNuVa9eaNqA_V38btVjrXkT6VV5rojZ7kiLcl4l9qcgqobsTdbxylFSKTj3F4bX3gMNFOm1efBNLTj-KJl89xM5c=w750

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/lRqEZRTI9rip6yXGU41Ofcg5Qxj2yP-UnsIE4y51qsgsNBMI4I_eS_bp3UcwHCjojx2kY-1C3Eb-kyTyF1Yb57b9mrksI2UReD6ctuE=w750

Early Bird Reaches Their 4 Planned Goals
Early morning 2016-03-05 I decided on 4 goals in Ingress that I wanted to achieve during the day. I made a plan for how to do so and then headed out for a bike ride as soon as the sun had come up.

I ended up on an almost 4 hour bike ride, going to a whole bunch of portals, both near and far away. The bike ride ended up being longer than planned due to my original plan, to make overlapping fields to the East, getting shot down by frogs before I could finish. Instead I decided to use my gathered keys to field towards West instead - which was a success.

After almost 4 hours out, my phone was about to die, so I went home and made lunch while my phone was charging. Then I went out again for an additional 30 minutes of Ingress to hit the last few of my goals for the day.

All in all, I removed the long green links, made some beautiful blue fields, and achieved all the 4 goals I sat for myself. :-)

Stats:
- MU captured: 9008
- Fields created: 55
- Links created: 79
- Portals captured: 27

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Wgh1FkLrLKyh680wXgA-2wXMyDFni8Do5KNVLqCssy4PPBwUeY91SJHlNidmhioba2cixinLQotrt3yEfFyt6TFipvMp8qnpRR64pcA=w750

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/UnoodcwTq0_e3wRbQZhg0p4zbZbwBTswU9-YM8JlASQDl3gNGJ5akK5ZAlIOlKNlsPa4MPkf4_wOesO1T8m-AFu1CA_9ZiTLXeX2ZT4=w500

Obsidian Copenhagen
On 2016-04-02 a giant Ingress Anomaly event took place in Copenhagen, with people flying in from all over the world. The event was named Obsidian Copenhagen and I was on team Alpha, fighting bravely for the Resistance the whole day - and having a great time doing so.

Here's my team:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/QAG2tHBvHsXINt8tkPGfNw6p0G4AZ9CHfkTuG19wPsOSHVtxrI8nwJCgI5nVid8JL-zmHR478A3PodQ=w850

And here's a video form the event:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=U0f0kE_2dRc

Operation Arrowhead
The weekend of week 16, 2016, I took part in an Ingress Resistance operation in Denmark - with great success. The operation was called Operation Arrowhead and it was lead by fellow smurf Vestegnen. It was an interesting, fun, and exciting experience.

Thank you to all my great fellow teammates - both for the main operation Saturday evening/night and for the small spur-of-the-moment repeat operation Sunday afternoon that I happened to be one of the instigators of.

Stats:
- CP Sunday 02:00 = 5.289.546 MU (main operation - 74 people)
- CP Sunday 07:00 = 2.134.916 MU (leftovers, still standing)
- CP Sunday 17:00 = 993.699 MU (spontaneous repeat operation - 5 people)

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/4qnkgmvgBXpv7NW_z95ZAXsTum00iIEcAuSvdg6lXUC-_S5meILxFjdTumXsIIctDHRamF53XM28Uw=w850

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/BS4cO3EieRtZTAgHqrGEWnIIeHdaUkZaqWB1Zi7pA5ahZirMuYMzJAFeicIlKITxJdPJKGuHVwVLXg=w850

And that was that?
At some point during 2016 I began playing Ingress less and less, until I apparently completely stopped. And then, when I got a new phone, I didn't reinstall the Ingress app and I haven't touched it since.

It was fun while it lasted, but the high expectations from team members and the focus on giant OPs, with significant dismissive responses to small links/fields, got the better of me and I stopped enjoying the experience. So while the game was for me, the community wasn't - and that was that.

Hello, Monster of My Own Creation
On the evening of 2015-11-28, Amy Porter told me to create a monster, so I grabbed my paint, my paint brush, and the top of the box from my Nexus 5X.
HOLY SHIT! WHAT DID I SUMMON!?!?

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/7_Zb8EFrJRafll_KENNJGwK_hdRmMrEBb0rqqolZjXSaau8QcKd0M6AoX4PG8WHQwmmzooLviHxHvGW00Zo8SH5hXQVwmbSMSEQ4dxHmzJyHvLYc1Y6_zYBq0d87XOpV7NnoVmiZlyo=w920

"YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE OPENED THIS BOX!!!
One moment I was painting a painting of my painting supplies and watching a Disney Channel Movie about interdimensional travel and the next moment THIS FUCKING THING WAS ON MY TABLE!!!

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/TCSdrF2WEC_8cqEWArsWx_pL1jVI8LOxGfaXWjT54HUG-50eZiKoQUGW9Il06HbJOK96l5wsSbouylMIAiCP-razc7dQAkPdYniseDR_oWnjbIYJP3bnLTF8wgnJsfg_eHw-VbIV5dA=w840

I blame Amy Porter!

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/5egjUkKU2d8qAJoF53XKKvkMBGZ4UfvvdTokvCNpfKvUiQdrEJEuFg9ZcMtARcv09TwBU6JiX7xs2BbaZBaEAGoMm-lceWZEDD75Mwd1BPLJ5D7Cr_jsEswDb4N7LIhPyLJAycoma4g=w920

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/8diLv2UXIzPkYqdRNQqPuC3dwNiGankDNYBQdHQYSt853qgHtkeoN_Y_kAlLQ4W6JY7miJL4FKcLWyT1I2_P4LqqiYv5kWsGQOEOwyjiTpn1TS7EeLVsrXNB2mcaAitbntPy-IE7HBk=w920

Burtonesque Version of My Creation
Amy Porter managed to (within minutes) make a Burtonesque version of the horror I made, that looks way better than the real thing.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/dubUpdOAHhq2JEfVwl95LnhhW-VK96mzIv0QkXGBOQClUzIvKQPuJoFaLiHAYGKXbGEeb9XAG_vQQcYZZ0c5O9vaehqb0n4M68baPJkfvHhqonJ7lUzR_Ui9AcYhjsZzOKDWUboe9ag=w700

(Originally shared on Google+, 2015-11-28)

G+ "Helped" Me Make a Movie-Themed Costume
On the Friday evening of 2013-11-08, I were considering what to wear for the Tour des Chambres party I would be attending the next day at my old dorm. Our dorm kitchen would have the theme "movies" but I still hadn't gotten around to deciding on a costume. This is where the people of my Google+ community came in - who I approached with the words "HELP ME!!! Please..." and the following photo of what I had available for putting together a costume, along with more "normal" clothes.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/DroFz4M6QyRT_pPhV3hgu_HvP39KgLc-fa4whUjwCsMjVLJ90YCeJ8JIsk6CyNUlAu5wUPAdjONaastof08dWOOJAr6SE_R-Kkuo_bPXg8rW8XBjCsW4_g_hrt_Y-_G_BHWW7SS_3W0=w2400

I were welcoming any ideas and the theme "movies" could be taken to as abstract lengths as thinkable.

For previous Tour des Chambres parties I'd been dressed as Che Guevara, Ramesses II, Dr. Evil, Lex Luthor, evil butcher, hat maniac, flower power with fire power, escaped western prisoner impersonating a sherif, Venom, and probably a few others I can't recall.

The suggestions started flowing in from my friends on Google+...

Lara Croft
First suggestion came from Lisa L, who suggested Lara Croft - which my only to was: "how... much... skin...?"

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/w7zDuDSKgNVohzitBX1mAcJLo0hPHkt99L9FoRUNykBVVQH311uwC7X6NqFYifeiqFJzEgQ1eqY3rD6POFPrebNx3YbNGB-j0DYGpE3nanZ24G9FQnLsQQPoPUpibdyAsbzBxE-Sfng=w550

Tank Girl
Next suggestion (that I followed) came from Eddie McBride - going along with the female character trend and suggesting Tank Girl.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/sQhPR_mOImgOa33MLIB5sluverdH1K3DhAd4xnNqoES1b7zzqKObvjhcUC8titt6HY7c68VSrmEZ-kt9beHrEMYQuAuVpyB2iLoovEBeGxNNXKRfMMfQ8RE8ATzOmy1uUcmbk9DDvOU=w550

Jesse Pinkman
Kyla Myers then suggested Jessie Pinkman from Breaking Bad, which she thought I'd be "perfect for". I tried?

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/X-wfAr8yZGg2V44pJAxfwCdZ9u5ndn4B1LVhH61nzToHz1b5DvejbpukBiHcmFQg4JiWGFRWgQwq_mmQQPZTC42BxkdoyE40CROwa9elx9Q8LO-UX0xQebHuOReDt0EyMuAspSOjMIs=w550

Pee-wee Herman
The next one I'm not sure who (if any) suggested - but I googled "red bowtie" and found a character called Pee-wee Herman from a show I'd never seen. I went with it.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/ibF7fE4H6RRrsE-4X-kE2GhDaTalp_SmtY8oeb3spdQGjNPtts78c3ZblyWGHiUupAkeQjM0IkgCvRKHBFnyz53ddb3a3CYozT9uPHBppnjKpGMRmEyUx15oh1PsG16lTt98lTumuKI=w550

Charlie Allnut
Troy Liput noticed the white cap in the little of my costume "ingredients" photo and thought it gave him a Charlie Allnut vibe (Bogart in The African Queen). I gave it a shot.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/P6B-1lfEo7HYjV33WUGFc_2uajbhqMwvdzSnzBCIONf6pXDzkAEcL4lW-rpdjF7g9LjGXb-y2pV8CptI4csWb_mD39oJ8NyBgCLmMz4PmWvaUSso3xdyaUNrGo9sNQDIrWAjw1zZVv0=w550

Agent 47 (Hitman)
I did a repeat of Agent 47 from the Danish video game "Hitman" as per request of Lise Bjerregaard Nielsen, even though I had previously dressed as Agent 47 for a party.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/qljsVPAOFQiMpGKse0aUyx-m1zqJoHuoAG9zh_DG4i3IzRaO2Iz7yni1Va99DMqhSMF7G-wSArEAi7xwExt-eDvZZi0RlxySFAS_-XYEfcu7BYucUHF1bmPsN3pxi-czMlWzNrg7lWY=w550

Professor Charles Xavier
The next one was perhaps pretty obvious - Professor X (from the X-Men comic) - also suggested by Lise Bjerregaard Nielsen.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/ZeRh2Nrzk2Lj09QBZHD48J6sMbBlWDzV2eEGpzKbS6q-b9enHoc_WTxutmnpwvSOAIEkGKQAnt3M4Ll5UROClABMyY-ag0mAg6L-6iGuE_roYpSovq4znfEarGa8Plxw_tSpKQJzcMk=w550

Sith Lord
Yet another suggestion from Lise Bjerregaard Nielsen - a Sith Lord. I once before created a pretty decent homemade Sith Lord costume (https://photos.app.goo.gl/hgnCd4ifQXG1NbZS7) - but on this Friday evening I just threw the following together in a couple of minutes.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/rRqzXTTVAFbIQviklNZaDspDAxWeunPmkjat1yC6wOTp2G2KCL4_gh25slHLMorThY6ity-LFCOyVPxvWD3pC-W7k-cFZYBRpQTztU-zbZPd9lH5QPeeP99zYTTIFm6ale2csD5mItg=w550

... And that was all I the costumes I managed to throw together that one Friday evening - after which I had to clean up my apartment which were filled with costume parts.

My final choice for the party... Tank Girl!
This was the costume I ended up making.
I used fabric paint for the T-shirt instead of colored tape. I have to say that I were quite happy with the result.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/up3S_1bAom6jIAo5CgC3ItbWLmB-GZKmU-DWwtPGbe51hZDJ1BWFVLARnYxMqSdNafi9NH0vc1YrtIUbNzarNsauyntjwTu7r50dNHQpKg_dpdfoTjC8PhzC32oV8cXy0bX0zlYLxkQ=w700

When I arrived at my old dorm I did some small modifications of the costume and even added some face paint (fake blood).

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/CCqBTCFCzhfGHWPTXYeozjwLxg8mRTLtFrPyctZR_VZA5b6BPuxg6PEqe_QXJbbBLkIlJZTXs-H3FNjlSX25BFYZJj9UN4cXgbCWbkL6vCbCvGG3hBwvk52d16TZyZcJEc_51EF8iVU=w2400

(Originally shared on Google+, 2013-11-08)

On 2014-07-13 while in Texas I went with Kyla Myers and Sandy Berkshier to meet up with Tiffao Murrizawa at an art store to play with Munny figures and clay. Here is my result before baking and painting it.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pn7vjQZYUcnq4gnpiLHnZ2B7O59fy-hoHMj86sSeirYHwQiindgNofKcpstJVyCdgYOmiJdOYzFM_CwyXYgkKkmlZYziXieryJcqvNARZT_megXG9B7QPo9189Ig7PGhpdwlckFJPUs=w2400

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/m0YapXwEqfEXIT6aYf0kN_i32rQrQqGI9qpVS8EG1I0W8h45Nk157uWQ4yPtvya_s0MgVHSLJydKff20vUb6TOimLKLT4nLSQ2CzKSAz6kEIoh5aoJRDYU7RcujZejed_mkjgTLDkwc=w2400

When we came back to Kyla's house we gave our Munny figures a ground a coat of paint - mine with white.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/GRZ5R_vsMla6puif_jcdZklzhqH2nZHjzyQEtwNMw5q9OcvlMSC1V1bWknZhupYUNqIprqt1yBk-oV7TQ7kMeso8oYA9zoh0zJvcsIPBt5xHsCLJvhzai-qFJjSIZCkPiNa9sFoaI2s=w2400

After the initial coat of white paint were cry, I started filling in the details.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/TI8BiamoTRAGU2t8GJzKjydGgMszkbmg9jY643Fz2T6pzORCF-1x87bWXww8Bcn__pEXbRGl1z2XpWgNtcalZ-W0Ojf8Llsou0F7YqJ4S0RDwsVJcvYhbqyGbceYmp3FYFeia4bv2nU=w2400

A few photos of my finished Munny figure.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/vt9xILTJ1dUT69Q6pXScXRWs9O-qdaSx5L7vctU_vbcTxWKfkWjdQ1yXIXojaL_C7rbEabrwIdgKt889c1hES_PmnuJ9BphrbB7zOL1NcyPzoLhkOCkAxvq-i_sRAbLTFbQjj8CwvPw=w2400

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/yTKOCvbppviW2Hjh8hGRvRIaaOIc-3xyuPdPKj8cG16kgZHREyzucQJVmrKDlDlAxD0CRuForLiujyR41S1etc2Iu6vUkOzGEyNpJ5XA7tFXkueMveePV6ws5WvqnmYwnAnuqE1hOXw=w2400

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/4T_WEFQpvBxC72QUxvnjnNAGhsJ2E_QZJkMSAYKCY0ddx8bjNyb1dI-l0r47GFSEQGC-XNe5dIZbcsvLb8VeWJ7RrIl_jlbUrlEDCN-ERXWmolfWmrwfLJfEomFjTrXH7gv_EyA3AJc=w2400

And several years later, my Munny figure is still standing - now rocking shades and a tiny hat.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/dYcFjTrLfmp3EVBfkVr5wfSF0_-kSylhQqa3Z3xZK201nuMklofuoC9Rw55EQBc2kyohZ83jgIscepRbPoUZ_Hip6GKsBkbnIbBIhoBuwT-SEBdHKJ4NkkryAvcbZ74lJfLW-8K-ajM=w2400

(Originally shared on Google+, 2014-07-13)

Rubber Banded Watermelon Hot Potato Roulette Challenge
First made popular by The Slow Mo Guys, putting rubber bands on a watermelon until it explodes ended up being something that the infamous Cramer brothers of our Google+ community engaged in couple of times. For science - of course. ;-)

Round One: Cramer vs. Cramer
In August of 2013, Keith and Scott Cramer held their so-called "Impromptu Rubber Banded Watermelon Hot Potato Roulette Challenge" - and videotaped it.
It is a long watch - so just ahead to the 20-minute mark of the video to see the more "juicy" part.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChsoLu3oTzI

The highlight in GIF-form:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/JO3_u9-tWHwKFCQvRum8T6bQL3p08S18kngUxP59eMPLwW1OfCwKmEALuXOQwox2Z2TnusF28rle7QIyc0M5Uwn0DhEuLxeqJjpsCVO6emihiIwVG01vDCpQzXfg8aIX0Fy3LaB1mkk=w2400

In addition, Mar Mai (author of The Dragon Tutor) made this drawing to immortalize the watermelon shenanigans.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/TcubJAAUIGet7qwCHS7dfb3h6Mb48dO4kdHRgY9UaCez7MW1WAWTtJ6-mrPNYHo-jdGTwlfAuaJN8HnI-VBAZkN_J2NrwOVxdFP3uFGXxtlS3AdxPKvI2dN-w3-K7NbSlsFOgP1dpkw=w400

Round Two: Joined by the Dane
Then years later, on 2015-06-18, while I were visiting Keith and Scott, they decided that we all needed to do this watermelon roulette again.

First we out to buy the watermelons.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/oiLTTi8trKq99lARXic7W_AIkQPvyqZiOLYaOh4EN8trfXwLtU4vqW0I6-lsl2Vj8rRHccQKQcFfhbpmK-dL0I-Y4bb18NMidWKit6-e1bbbGJ_XVzmdCxcGYlnng7IOuxyvpxb5Ip0=w2400

We set up the chairs for all the participants - on the front lawn of Keith's house for the whole neighborhood to be able to see our shenanigans.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/wofem8dnjYBky_8CIi7ISpIqi2-9GQ3_dwT0XOQSTP2By2KBnsuYE4kqoXOmHelKFqkHD6ekRuXxM-yyfDBl1In6vzWkJXiWi7MYG5GjP0a72QUt0R-jPHcnL2_jBCqriSPhBRxAxDE=w2400

The game however didn't really work since the rubber bands were too weak and the watermelons were too tough. The watermelons simply wouldn't explode. After more than an hour, most of us gave up...

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/rpD8luyof64_MGEepgw91ykVdNKTwKAVxXhxRUuhQL-FaZ-5J5ekIQFZN_VeTF0zP74UHm40K7JCM_4on5i8A1uVUUn7BEmWdVKPz9CbVYlKs42JAye92J1BICbFvMTo0_2GS6K7p1o=w2400

...but Scott Cramer wouldn't give up and after some further help from Keith Cramer and a lot of punching the watermelon, it worked.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/cvFFxBUAu-wSqHmAVpSVfeQbzbWlpxVp05KmVEsnhBamRdiCuiaTz5i9a_vh3CcVay7vTD66JN-eNiE50HUQDkvCwSLA9n5J64tjmti4hU2feOlhGkCICZY8bExfl9Z6B2ChvPqyoRo=w2400

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/QA2xBgRboZOhUILuIsJfaYdg6gAgH0WFje2lP4TSUORaRKks9EI7Zs3eFH9Ao7FX0Sa-dONhrDIBMM_yUSOeWhc1vNZA8bvPuhbVhWT40wynnhCwGpLM87_XdbIDEwIO0_aVENua4XE=w2400

The whole endevor felt rather anticlimatic - during which the rubberbands kept snapping since they were a bit on the smallish side and gave os welts. :-P

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/5lTIN9f1emhJVDrtl9H6i3xJuJDzt5oGyOldhTkIe4bvpskpRdnD-lNgHMFTuIQlPNEoj4-3fxdgrOQrv_l-yE_nQ0gNtBZKDTfK8u4skFEUboB6EX2fdAylAnPavh9Wg2SqS1FKOgk=w480

But lastly - this GIF with the caption: Scott Cramer sure got some big melons.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/P2S4pHzPT7wNo8dtBugU-Q0tTlHihXKgxagRYMhO4DnhyFxMVcJlXuVvPvlKgzojl_C3ZesnPNGlLiqAYvcaAq8YSKGjvkUQy7zyNEo95q5h0atKe-56Ua879xkGLYjOB8RGqEfg7U0=w2400

(Originally shared on Google+)

A weekend in September, 2017, my family had a small get-together at my mother's place (my childhood home). After dinner, while enjoying some more wine, conversation fell on the "art pieces" that us three kids made in kindergarten and school. During this conversion a few examples were brought fourth of the "art pieces" our mother had kept around for all these years.

While talking about some of the wood carvings that my brother and I had made, like wooden swords and knives, someone remember that my mother still had a pretty decent spoon that my brother once made - so my brother went to get it. As he came back to the table, he put the spoon, he made so many years ago, on the table (the spoon on the left). Then, with perfect comedic timing, he went "and here's the spoon Halfdan made" and placed the second spoon on the table... :'-D

I can't remember the last time I laughed that hard. Even just looking at this photo now makes me chuckle.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/PxvrPmxpaowtrhwNQyMLZZaqpoMQ0GvQi8DWu6kFUbZ00nQ8vdXUdhaxTBJkUwVIc0302v9LlPlAYNrJhRa3Mevm6LQr551Sdby056wkp0Lic3I-uQUjG1kwCuuTw84TKAj1v3YbYdA=w600

(Originally shred on Google+, 2017-11-17)

This is NOT some of my own creations, but it is ones made of me, for me - by Byron Rempel (@ByronvonRempel / https://www.patreon.com/zombiecats).

Zombie Halfdan
This is zombie #222 in Byron's 1000 Zombies project.
It also shows @FluffyMcShark coming out of my brain - which kinda does make sense. :-)

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/tvJOyRsyG6wmd-ugZsH69FNxL40zQuJ1kvjIduItARKAXCAX6KIXtfwZN7sIem8SFsN_5tUBZb9DThBr8wg6FBA1StHGasfRu6L2lMZnfzp0qJOIUQqMwP9G7wuCEeQ8aPH7w4FxUhY=w400

(Originally shared on Google+, 2014-01-05)

Derped Halfdan
This is... eh... a derpy version of me?

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/oG9iM-7iWQNDrIuJYaL8im3c7x6nj2YKxaUnpUIrX62ZeTDB7TkTtHeqHgZ1Qi24FypAe9iZ_LiUJIGjhNA_HVurp-HR0gWGbGdx3WnOXgxBgMD_ZKVhusWbXkBPOzONxOxzXBHb4es=w400

(Originally shared on Google+, 2015-09-30)

For a little while back in 2016, I played around with the Prisma app (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prisma_%28app%29).
Here are a few of my Prisma creations, created from my photos.

Sad Face-painted Little Girl
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/vXBI7tuNOO4XhEPywP_RozVmuJz_HyUQCNAC9osaAJ1BRquJ9Ga40a01iYSQE-Vlxx9PGwaKCKBxe_iDT4XXHrSG4lQjcfMiFA7qODHID1qvLJHAg6V20dFBS3-3HqoK5ePM7NYbuh4=w700

View from the Hill
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/GIy_s3vw70lUIwnYBifF3F4oKTHnQSUmacMCrtxyNEdqp-EpspPSi7-pUUhUf2cycnq1fbRNkplYR3ZWkDn5LyJ70IwhrgFy_RbNQ0nt-FwRRO-rdBXKqfurNLczg4k4C8zTams-AWw=w700

Lampshade Girl
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/cbbOK90GLcNNYsdNE2jlDMLDMk9seQLTXy9sGi57FZtkr3HjGqmmnGnv2sh6p65ZP08L6Qd8R5fUw2ZsjmkbC3rUKOF0wkyBNMoIKAeCosCs8DQMchu9boiGcI_f3X9LzncYeT1fymI=w700

Snow Day
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/okGUFWCmA670rN5Q7ep5DhD2xKABttG68faEnuKz_3329esG4hQmlLTvv8ryWKh05KYNGHsxT0F7ddU3RD5Rf0utoPsmKsr1EEtF70Jd9_pjn9aa22HBN2GvJY7o8SwDBmXwKNAuUTs=w700

Reading Girl
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Ch1llXfQBQSrGqgysiLuNZC4DuGyCwy5YT_pxrH_r5zPCG0wDuRuyDRod05Qs6adrSwNQYRa7jO5pfKsceciZMRLYgdrLm2pEPdM_sAwY1njuFWzdBddEnLdj9yVMO0UouBBUW4afqE=w700

Queen Llama
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/uHV-i2_uK0_t9OMUUdxcyKZ8NZez3Yt-F6Of5x3Pi41ft71bOEJABW1ieIahgC5W-gwxS-5MrxETN9mYlrBcQMhzyonCCUbfXNUrVEhK9k1mQCk96piSN9grFmQ0L0IxK7UgQzSju0U=w700

Disdain
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/txX0TrWheAl8_ldKoOCQFDJaqw5p0k8PAdSBToiHuQGeC5PrG4AIqBYnL3jFjPEZFBmSxrwr5ZSCyg5WJZt5K0AxC8qzDBtXxFJio6_92JkRaEVsq0TMNg2dazUwYSMGhva02wXB9ac=w700

Back in July 2019, while vising ARKEN Museum of Modern Art, I took a photo of my family standing in a dim room that I don't think was part of the art show. The photo didn't turn out great - but I liked the composition, so I threw the photo through the Prisma app to create a bunch of images - which I also made into a GIF - and a video.

The GIF
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_JK7BIupbwNsiyqJPmxYuHUmxyHGRaYJMuaFWxdKkRucVjZzpm6QV_Cs8uZQTytO_LuH5qYqmP2SoaFIU169JOT_iwLw8-pMbB8JdkDJQaq-EqN4VUjzwT85_41U9qb54x9C_OZm25g=w2400

The images
https://photos.app.goo.gl/XMu25MT1sVRACi7L6

The video
https://youtu.be/xi893AuewjQ

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