I recently purchased the Macheist nano bundle. It seems well worth the money so far, but it’s tough to tell if I will ever use some of the software again. Clippings, RipIt and MacJournal all seem to have some promise. I think my wife will enjoy the games once they are...
Richard Leggett on the State of HTML 5 and Flash
An excellent, timely post by Richard Leggett about HTML 5, Flash and the evolving web.
MacKenzie River Pizza Scholarship Fundraiser Coupon
On February 2, 2010 MacKenzie River is hosting a scholarship drive for the MSU School of Art. 20% of the proceeds will go to a scholarship. And you get a tasty pizza for lunch or dinner. Here is the note from Jeffrey Conger Hey everyone, Come into the downtown...
Shhh I Updated My Website
You may have noticed, but 2 years later, I finally updated my website. Please leave a critique in the comments below if you feel so inclined.
Is 2010 The Year The Mouse Dies?
With all the talk at this year’s CES about Natural User Interfaces, Apple’s iPhone, Magic Mouse and the seemingly recent mass adaptation of multi-touch interfaces, it might be time that the computer mouse finally comes to it’s demise.
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Taking Your Talents To The Web
Recommended for my Art 366 design class and for any print designer looking to make a change to web design. Oh yeah and it's free. Thank you Mr. Zeldman. Taking Your Talents To The Web by Jeffery Zeldman
Press Release for the Hatch Show Print at the Helen E. Copeland Gallery
HATCH SHOW PRINT: NASHVILLE’S LEGENDARY POSTER SHOP Reception Thursday, January 21 from 7 to 9 pm The Helen E. Copeland Gallery is excited to announce a month-long exhibition of letterpress posters from the legendary Hatch Show Print. Truly an American treasure, the...
Procrastinators, Leaders of Tomorrow
Tomorrow’s Post…
Giveth and Ye Shall Recieve
A few years ago I was home visiting my parents one weekend. My mother asked me why I hadn’t been to church in a while and why I didn’t like going. To which I frankly replied,