February 29, 2008
6:03 pm
Typical Movable Type upgrade experience: you spend X hours attempting to upgrade the software, then Y hours attempting to integrate the new version’s functionality into your pre-existing templates. Â The tag changes between MT3 and MT4 this time around are particularly sinful, but hey — if this prevents all the comment spam I was getting before, […]
February 29, 2008
3:57 pm
Welcome to my new blog powered by Movable Type. This is the first post on my blog and was created for me automatically when I finished the installation process. But that is ok, because I will soon be creating posts of my own!
February 28, 2008
10:45 am
Haven’t done one of these in a while either… Behind the Scenes at First Second Books. I love these tours. Warren Ellis’ Freakangels stats. Hmmm. Scalzi offers writers advice on money. Double hmmmm. The poetics of comics. Cool stuff. Gaiman with his Henson Award. Very cool stuff. NYT: Starbucks takes a 3-hour coffee break. Remains […]
February 28, 2008
8:08 am
For those of you who only follow my RSS feed, I’ve posted a few new sets of photos to my Flickr account. They’re primarily GAMBIT-related, but there’s still some great stuff there from this year’s IAP, last week’s Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, and one from Wondercon that features me and the world’s shortest […]
February 27, 2008
2:21 pm
I realize it’s been almost two weeks since my last entry. Trust me, they’ve been busy weeks. Big update soon, but until then, some art.
February 13, 2008
8:12 pm
It’s been a while since I’ve been truly excited by any Sandman swag, but day-umn. In other news, today was an extremely long day at the office. Productive, but extremely long. I produced what might be the biggest thing I’ve ever designed today, a 3-foot by 4-foot poster for our lab’s trip to GDC next […]
I find it very weird that, except for the curly hir and earring, Ben Brown and I have somehow become doppelgangers. I think I may very well be a creative generalist. (Thanks, Kevin.)
Ugh. Well, at least he took Boston: Hillary Clinton withstood a string of high-profile endorsements for Barack Obama to glide to a surprisingly decisive victory, while Mitt Romney held onto his Republican base to handily beat John McCain yesterday, in the most competitive and meaningful Massachusetts presidential primary in memory. In one of the largest […]
February 2, 2008
11:34 am
So far this weekend I’ve knocked off another two films on my AFI Top 100 project: Network (1976) and A Night at the Opera (1935), and so far it’s been a fantastic weekend. I know I should write more about these films, but really, you’ve gotta see these to believe ’em. When someone told me […]
