Welcome to Inavatof! Inavatof (in-a-vat-of) is a free online magazine featuring: art, paper toys, original puzzles, character design, innovative ideas and curious projects to get your brain off the shelf.
click here for Inavatof e-zine or browse the catalogue for downloads and other cool stuff.
To find out more about inavatof or submit to the next edition, click here.
Inavatof.com and inavatof e-zine is designed, written and illustrated by Thomas Hamlyn-Harris unless otherwise credited. Editing and assistance by Jodi Hamlyn-Harris. Web site developed by Fiction Media.
In a vat of...
The Brain-in-a-vat theory is an idea that a brain in a vat, not attached to a body, could be kept alive and given stimuli to make it believe it was waking up, getting dressed, going to work, drawing monkeys, building websites, eating Thai food, reading books, talking to people and watching old movies. The brain would never realise is was nothing more than a brain in a vat on a shelf collecting dust.
What's it all about?
Inavatof .com is where all of my ideas come together. I always carry a sketch book with me and scribble down ideas for games,
comics, art, puzzles and animations. Inavatof is the best of these scribbles that I remake using Adobe Illustrator.
Inavatof magazine is a downloadable e-zine that I hope to eventually publish as a book so I welcome all feeback
and suggestions, especially from teachers who use the activities in the classroom.
I also welcome submissions of artwork, writing, games or anything that is inavatof by nature. Use this form to send me an e-mail.
If you like inavatof.com, keep an eye out for my work:
• in print (Steve Parish Publishing and Firefly Press)
• on your mobile phone (Moket)
• online (istock, stock exchange, Dojomonkey, Moket)
All images, designs and writing are protected by copyright.
All rights reserved. Copies of the downloaded files can be made for personal or educational use only.
The PDF is not to be stored or made available in any online or offline catalogue. This is not clip art.
Printing in magazines or newspapers is not permitted for commercial or non-commercial purposes without permission.
Some designs used are available at istock.com (follow the links from the catalogue) or can be licensed under agreement.
Dominoku is available to license as a weekly puzzle for newpapers and magazines.
For further information please contact Thomas Hamlyn-Harris using this form.
