Think.
full archivesI think a lot—some say too much. Behold the results… a collection of my random, scattered thoughts. Pardon the dust, I'm tinkering with the layout in my spare time.
There’s a good chance you, frequent Photoshop user, don’t help yourself to a very neat little organizational feature called Layer Comps. How may I be so bold as to venture such a guess? Well, I have yet to met a pixel-pusher who in fact uses Layer Comps. Q.E.D. etc. It’s a handy thingy, however, and I like it!—Neven Mrgan: Layer Comps in Photoshop. Seriously, kids, when I started utilising Layer Comps last year, it saved me so much time and effort, I hate doing a thorough design without them. Great for showing interaction/states to clients and bosses, too.
Chewie Collection
Lebowski In-action Figures
Oh happy day. My pre-order of the new Wilco vinyl arrived.
Wilco love you, baby.
One city that is known for rain is Seattle, Washington. Rain is common in the winter, but mostly the climate is cloudy with little rain. Seattle’s average rainfall is 37.1” per year, less than New York City’s 46.2”, but Seattle has 201 cloudy days per year, compared to 152 in New York.—
The common belief that Seattle is always drenched and obviously more wet than New York is wrong. Spread the word.
introducing my new iphone 3g!
with the new iphone 3gs release, our ceo at teachstreet.com dave schappell upgraded. this left an open iphone 3g up for grabs, and i snagged it up with the quickness for a nice price.
If you think I’m bad about slipping into “iPhone-focus” zone, you should see Joseph. He’s been glued to his new phone all day.
introducing the 5 minute cake in a cup!
it literally only takes 5 minutes to go from holding an empty cup to holding a delicious dessert. at teachstreet, every friday we have somebody teach something new and today i was up. i made this when i was in college and when i lived in orlando. the end result above was pretty good. the lucky ones who witnessed it were: bowers, scott, phil, and harold — who all were pleasantly surprised. :)
In case anyone was curious how to make it, Joe gives us the written deets. Seriously, good stuff.
