Empty Triangle :: #052 curiosity

<2018-08-18>
Loads of new art from the EGC 2018 now in the "related artwork" section :)

<2018-08-15>
<a href="https://discord.gg/4m5xJZN">We now have a discord channel! Join us!</a>

<2018-08-14>
Thanks to everyone who stopped by my booth at the EGC 2018 in Pisa, Italy! I had a blast being a part of a great congress.

<2015-07-22>
Both comments and the guestbook should be working again ^_^

<2015-07-21>
I'll be at the EGC in Liberec drawing for you! <a href="http://www.egc2015.cz/">www.egc2015.cz</a>

<2012-02-12>
now in Russian too! <a href="http://triangle.sente.ru/">triangle.sente.ru</a>

<2011-09-13>
new items in <a href=http://www.etsy.com/shop/emptytriangle>the shop</a>! T-shirts, prints and other stuff :)

One of the many things crucially different in go and science: Trying out new exciting ideas in go can kill your group, trying out new exciting things in genetics can kill you :] I guess one of the reasons I should not follow my dream and study genetics is my urge to try everything out. My foolishness while trying to learn go resulted in poor decisions on the board, I guess one has to learn to contain himself sometimes. I really like how labcoat-chido turned out in the first picture. That is why I dedicate this strip to a person strongly doubting her ability to look like a fearsome evil scientist :)

	mike	<2011-06-15 05:34>

SO lucky! i cant stress that point enough. O.o

	mike	<2011-06-05 06:45>

you cant imagine how lucky you are to have a gf, THAT plays go!

	Jonathan	<2010-11-28 21:08>

Isn't playing bad moves the best way to learn?! <br/>Otherwise you wont know what is actually a bad idea. <br/>Actually, today me and my gf sat down and tried to find out how a joseki should be played. We didn't look at standard moves, instead we tried moves that didn't work until we found one that did.

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