Welcome to my latest personal website. It uses Wordpress, a blogging system that I rather like and that Dreamhost (my web host) installs automatically. Very cool.
I haven’t added a lot of content here. All I really did was design the new site, which is based on Red Train (a Wordpress template by Vladimir Simovic), with some photos I took with Jim while we had a great time in a Seattle playground last year. I also wrote a new bio about myself … sort of. (You can judge for yourself.)
I know I haven’t exactly been keeping my blogs up to date (particularly not small picture and electron zoo), but I’ve been busy. I’ve been taking some classes in cartoon art and creative writing (humor writing specifically — so I hope you’re laughing your ass off right now) taught by two fun people, Bill LaRocque and John Kachuba. I’m hoping to put some of my new work from these classes up on this website really soon. (Oh, and I will also eventually update the other stuff too. I swear.)
Also, I’ve made some major progress on Co-op America’s websites (this is my “day job”, which is actually rather cool for a “day job”) — some you may notice; much is behind-the-scenes.
Not to say I didn’t experience any winter slump this year — February is the worst. We really ought to bump it off the calendar or rename it. My suggestions are “hibernation month”, “depression month”, “gain five pounds month”, or perhaps, someday, “Tahiti month”. (I’m particularly fond of that last idea.)
I am a little behind the rest of the Western world, where misery is said to peak around January 24. In any case, I feel great now. Leave me a comment and let me know how you like my latest new website. (Or how you don’t like it, I don’t care.)
Looks looks lovely – makes me want to go sliding… I am still depressed and it’s almost April. But if you pay attention to major art and literary figures, depression never goes out of style. Is it comforting to be stylishly depressed? Holy hell, maybe I’ve just figured out what the whole emo thing is about! ;-)
On another note, I am using IE and when I filled in the name box, the text seems to be black with a black background (talk about depressing!) and I can’t see it…
Comment by sheridan — March 27, 2006 @ 6:53 am
You should add that to your t-shirt list: “stylishly depressed”. Definitely has potential.
I’ve been meaning to show you this website: http://www.threadless.com
It’s like a t-shirt website / art contest. I got my red 80s t-shirt from them.
Comment by csm — March 27, 2006 @ 10:03 am