tamarakay wrote:

masho wrote:

motskyroonmatick wrote:I'm looking forward to checking this out and curious about the interior acoustics.

huh, well that makes two of us

Three!
I'm an old lady so won't be climbing, but will certainly be in awe of those that do and of your vision.

Right on Tamara, thanks for the kind words.

motskyroonmatick wrote:I'm looking forward to checking this out and curious about the interior acoustics.

huh, well that makes two of us

chiefdanfox wrote:Yeah baby! Can't wait to climb this!

Couldn't have said it better....

I don't know that I'd call it a spoiler as much as a teaser. I know it sounds nit-picky, but spoilers are usually when somebody else gives away something before the artists/creators meant for you to discover it. Spoiling a plot point in a TV episode on twitter or facebook, for example, or if someon...

Soo.... this is part of the reason I've not been hanging on eplaya much lately: playa art spoilers like this get me hyped so early! Which is to say: I think the project looks really cool, sparklefolks. Good luck in the honorarium running. Thanks BSG, sorry for the spoiler but being hyped can't be a...

MimiRKarr wrote:It's beautiful and I look forward to it.

That's very kind Mimi, thanks.

Skuzzy61 wrote:Whoa! Nice!

lol, thanks Skuzzy.

trilobyte wrote:That looks very cool! Thanks for the post, and I look forward to updates and seeing this on the playa.

Thanks for the feedback Trilo. Updates to follow.

Here are some images that are a bit more current. http://41.media.tumblr.com/eeeba07a8f7e3a7a35421443ef0fbf56/tumblr_o1hg0tHvoc1u4fofao1_500.jpg http://40.media.tumblr.com/98a1dccda73a18694c0178ec60137c24/tumblr_o1hfwrnYJR1u4fofao1_500.jpg http://41.media.tumblr.com/2e0a7bbdfa4f0682cc707c217175e38a/...

Batteredwall is a sculptural masonry structure built of wood. Batteredwall is a climbing toy, a tower, an altar, a refuge, a ruin, a landmark. battered wall: a wall that slopes backward by recessing or sloping masonry in successive courses. https://vimeo.com/144916604 36' tall. 10+ tons of lumber. ...

Cool post. Totally agree.

Yeah.. I mean.. who would have thought that the main population bases in the US.. pretty much in exact order.. would have such marked activity over bum-fuck Iowa? Fascinating indeed. I guess if you actually think Seattle + Portland are numbers 9+10 in US population base you might actually have a po...

http://www.fastcodesign.com/1672166/inf ... novation#1

Here's my set Homies', minus some last minute editing and additions:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/remash/set ... 537851472/

http://www.burningman.com/installations/art_honor.html <----probably named here. Sounds like the 24-7 timestar.

Here's a beauty from Gleb Tarro.

Jesse Rather's set is awesome including some beautiful images of Starlight, here's a taste.

Jesse Rather Photography - High Res
Jesse Rather Photography - Fbook

Here's a great set. Worth a look. Thanks Jesse

Jesse Rather Photography - High Res
Jesse Rather Photography - Fbook

Bexx wrote:yeah, I think you just found mine.. ! I'm Angeldye on flickr! WOOT! - I was with the group of people that were running around with light up shark fins!

yep. right on Bexx.

Here's a link to our Flickr pool and one of the shots you'll find there. Cheers

Bexx wrote:Such an amazing thing to see out there!!!

mos def. Thanks Bexx

linds_e wrote:This was one of my favorite art pieces on the playa. Thank you!

Sweet. Thanks linds_e you are most welcome.

wh..sh wrote:One of the most beautiful sights on playa was the Starlight, during the dust storm. It was surreal!

It was pretty surreal at times, no doubt.

Undecided wrote:Awesome meeting you and your friends. Thanks for letting us help with the set up

Great meeting both of you as well. Thanks for lending a hand.

wh..sh wrote:I got mine today.The t-shirt looks great! Thanks

Our pleasure. Thanks for helping us make this project happen.

Undecided wrote:Very nice lookin' shirts.

theCryptofishist wrote:Indeed.

Thanks

The Starlight swag turned out pretty freakin' good.

trilobyte wrote:Congratulations, masho, can't wait to see this out there!

Thanks Trilo, with any luck we'll cross paths.

Thanks to 62 contributors Starlight was successfully funded via kickstarter yesterday. The drive surpassed it's goal of roughly 50% funding ($2500) and fell just short of covering our estimated budget of $5300 (not including shipping). Again you have our humble thanks. http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/...