Science Breaks My Brain

Science shows make the most ridiculous comparisons. Imagine if we all talked like that: "I walked 11 football fields to work today because I missed the subway by the width of a human hair."

Having said that they do come up with the coolest stuff - like this:

Question:

If you cut a piece of paper in two, pile the two halves, then cut the pile in two and stack those together... and repeat that 100 times, how tall would the stack be?

Answer:

More than 13 billion light years tall - about as far as the most distant galaxy we have seen.

Proof: Two to the 100th Power

Nerd awesomeness FTW.

Claystone Themed Up

We just released a new version of Claystone, which, among other features, includes some dramatic new themes... if you have an Android phone, please check it out - it's like nothing you've seen in a Launcher on Android before:

Claystone Launcher

We finally took some time away from adding features to actually take advantage of the current framework, and produce some sexy stuff. Here are some shots of the new Avenge theme:

And don't be afraid to give us a nice review if you like what you see!

Woot! Engadget Reviews Claystone (in a Video, No Less)!

Claystone was just reviewed by Engadget - it was a fair review - they pointed out some stuff we just didn't have time to do - but they were also gracious when talking about the potential... so... awesome?

Engadget is kinda like the Wall Street Journal of tech so we're happy as sin that we got a video review from them!

Claystone 2.0 Launched

Whew. After a crazy amount of work, we finally released version 2.0 of our Claystone Launcher. It's way sexier and now allows you to keep using your current launcher (just tap home twice to get to it).

If you have an Android phone check us out in the Google Play Store (it's free)!

Featured on SketchBook News Blog

Wow - I was just featured on Autodesk's SketchBook News blog for my work as artist on The Lifecode Missions. I never dreamed my stuff would be featured on a genuine and respected site like that! Woo! Happy!

Chris Cheung from Autodesk is a big supporter of the art community. Big props to those guys (and again to the guys at Imaginism).