Showing posts with label website. Show all posts
Showing posts with label website. Show all posts

7.15.2010

Baseball? Monsters? Businessmen?

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Wow. I've not updated this for a while. Well, I've been working on things for MIX!

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I can't go too detailed about some of the things I'm going to be selling at MIX, but I can sure as hell hint at some. This picture's from a board game....

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This is from the most recent piece I'm working on. There's a major element I've blurred to keep some of the surprise...

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About 2 months ago, I did this illustration for Twincy, a marketing/branding agency. It was a fun project to make their faces work with the Twin's logo.

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The last week was a little nightmare-ish. My website appeared to be be clogged with malware. No idea how, but Google put a flag on it, and would alert viewers that looking at my online portfolio might infect their computer with vicious pornography.
I can say with supreme confidence that that's cleared up, and visiting my website is safe.

Well, I'll try to start updating more frequently. It's been a rush, having something to focus on to get an incredible amount of work done. Stimulating to say the least...

TTYL!

11.27.2009

LEGO USSR 12

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In honor of the 20th anniversary of the Berlin Falling (a week weeks later), I present to you: Günter Schabowski!
This fellow was a figurehead for the GDR (German Democratic Republic- EAST Germany), and basically said it was okay for people on the East to cross the wall. Probably could've been a slip-up, probably could've been actual policy, either way East Germany was not able to expect help from the USSR high command. Anyhow, Mikhail Gorbachev allowed it to happen, and Ronald Reagan took the credit.

In other news, I now use Indexhibit to power my website. They don't provide server space or domain names (I use InMotion for that), but rather provide a program and language to run and arrange one's work. Add in remote editing (eliminating the need for regular FTP applications), and you've got the perfect portfolio website! Visit these guys, they're absolutely brilliant.

TTYL!

3.24.2009

Ad Space

I've come back from an interview for a part-time job. I'm not going to go into that until I hear back from them, but it'd be pretty awesome if it happens.

In another bit of news, I bought some ad space in a popular Twin Cities weekly to (hopefully) bring more attention to my website and my illustration/comics/design services. Keep your eyes open for that!

I'm now going to get to work on a bit of freelance.
TTYL!

(PS: No, not done yet- "Pangaea Station." Twitter it. NOW I'm done, for now.)