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Just a few bits and pieces that I've been meaning to post for a while:
For the Londoners among you (whether in exile or just passing through). Time Out London are holding a writing competition. 300 words about London, and the title must include the name of a real London street. Full details here.
For the artists among you.
tardis_bigbang needs you!

We really need more artists to sign up for the Big Bang challenge. Even if we only get half the number of stories that have been proposed, we're still about 30 artists short. I know a lot of you are already signed up as writers, but if you think you're going to be done early, or feel like taking on a double challenge, why not sign up for art as well? It doesn't have to be an epic video - cover art, sketches and anything else you feel like doing are more than welcome!
Sign-ups don't close til March, so you've got lots of time to think about it!
For the clever people among you. What happens to colours when you shine a blue light on them? Blue's presumably going to stay blue, but what about green? Or flesh colours? Or any other colours, come to that? Enquiring minds need to know...
For the Londoners among you (whether in exile or just passing through). Time Out London are holding a writing competition. 300 words about London, and the title must include the name of a real London street. Full details here.
For the artists among you.
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We really need more artists to sign up for the Big Bang challenge. Even if we only get half the number of stories that have been proposed, we're still about 30 artists short. I know a lot of you are already signed up as writers, but if you think you're going to be done early, or feel like taking on a double challenge, why not sign up for art as well? It doesn't have to be an epic video - cover art, sketches and anything else you feel like doing are more than welcome!
Sign-ups don't close til March, so you've got lots of time to think about it!
For the clever people among you. What happens to colours when you shine a blue light on them? Blue's presumably going to stay blue, but what about green? Or flesh colours? Or any other colours, come to that? Enquiring minds need to know...
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If you shine a blue light on anything that doesn't reflect blue light, it's going to appear black. If it *does* reflect blue to some extent, you're going to see a lighter or darker shade of blue (/gray) depending on how much of the light is reflected. In the case of flesh-tones, this tends to produce some corpse-like skintones, especially on light-skinned people. Green is also likely to appear black-ish.
I think. This is physics/art, not chemistry :-)
XWA
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In essence, anything that is made of blue light will be blue. Everything else will be black.
Fleshtones are blusish/blackish. Or at least they are on Doctor Who. = )
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