gali98
March 12th, 2009, 05:15 AM
Okay so I have in the last few days written this story, and illustrated it, and thought I might see what people think.
Warning: It doesn't actually make a lot of sense, and you probably won't find it funny if you don't have a dry sense of humor.
As a note, the entire thing was done using open source tools:
Most of the graphics were done in GIMP, with Blender used for some of the graphics. I may have also used Inkscape (I can't remember right now.)
Scribus was used to slap it all together, and of course this was all done on Ubuntu. :)
Since it is such a large file (3 Mb... too big to upload here), I uploaded it here:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/wngwf8
(if you have trouble downloading it, send me a pm, and I can get it to you somehow.)
Please enjoy The True Story of Humpty Dumpty.
Also as a note, I have decided to license it (for now... I may change it to a more liberal license later) as Creative Commons Noncommerical (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/legalcode)
This is not actually expressed in the work (it only has copyright) the CC license still stands.
Hope you all enjoy - feel free to comment, correct, critize :)
Kory
Warning: It doesn't actually make a lot of sense, and you probably won't find it funny if you don't have a dry sense of humor.
As a note, the entire thing was done using open source tools:
Most of the graphics were done in GIMP, with Blender used for some of the graphics. I may have also used Inkscape (I can't remember right now.)
Scribus was used to slap it all together, and of course this was all done on Ubuntu. :)
Since it is such a large file (3 Mb... too big to upload here), I uploaded it here:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/wngwf8
(if you have trouble downloading it, send me a pm, and I can get it to you somehow.)
Please enjoy The True Story of Humpty Dumpty.
Also as a note, I have decided to license it (for now... I may change it to a more liberal license later) as Creative Commons Noncommerical (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/legalcode)
This is not actually expressed in the work (it only has copyright) the CC license still stands.
Hope you all enjoy - feel free to comment, correct, critize :)
Kory