Nothing has changed since the last update. I am still writing when I can, drawing when I can, and trying to calm this restless brain of mine. It's not an easy task.
I am still debating as to whether or not go with a Mac or a PC. One other alternative would be to try and upgrade the PC I have now and see if I can but a few more months that way. In a ideal world I would have a Mac, however I can't seem to find one at a reasonable price. One idea which a friend suggested is to check out the indie message boards, which I might.
I would buy from EBay, but I have trust issues after being burned from the site a few times and the classic story of the site and Paypal not lifting one finger to help me.
Anyway, that is where I am currently at. I'll drop by next time with some hopefully cooler than cool news.
Stay weird!
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Friday, April 18, 2008
UPDATE: 4-18-08
Everything is still slow around these parts. The weather is acting stranger than before so there is not much to do in way of costume work.
However as far as writing is concerned I am somewhat back on the saddle. I've been working on articles and short stories here and there. Nothing too thrilling, but any chance I have to exercise my writing skills I'll take it.
Stay weird!
However as far as writing is concerned I am somewhat back on the saddle. I've been working on articles and short stories here and there. Nothing too thrilling, but any chance I have to exercise my writing skills I'll take it.
Stay weird!
Thursday, April 10, 2008
UPDATE: 4-10-08
Everything still seems to be moving at a turtle's pace. I haven't done much writing let alone anything else. There just seem to be too many distractions and a loss of time. All I have managed to do is write notes here and there whenever I can and to read whatever I can grab.
Now the weather around here seems to be changing the game plan as well. We've had in the past several days or more twisters, hail, thunderstorms, and two maybe four floods. A nearby town is drastically flooded, not by Katrina proportions, which is a rare sight to behold. In fact a street not to far from my house was flooded this morning and I watched the morning news of live footage of a rescue of a young blonde woman who thought she could drive through the flood.
Needless to say, due to the weather, my backyard has seen better days. The simple act of walking in the backyard is like walking on a giant wet sponge. So no puppet work, no latex monsters, no nothing. It's frustrating. The past winter storm must have made be a bit cabin feverish and now all I want to do is go outside.
As for filmmaking I am still dropping frames in Adobe Premiere and it's driving me insane. I am certain that it's more the PC's fault than the software, but it doesn't change much. The PC is old, I know that for sure, which means it's time to upgrade.
I can either go with a Apple this time around or stick with a PC. There are downsides to both; with a Apple I would have to repurchase software including Final Cut Pro and for a PC there is Vista to contend with, not to mention me being unsure a new computer would really change anything in the end.
Now the weather around here seems to be changing the game plan as well. We've had in the past several days or more twisters, hail, thunderstorms, and two maybe four floods. A nearby town is drastically flooded, not by Katrina proportions, which is a rare sight to behold. In fact a street not to far from my house was flooded this morning and I watched the morning news of live footage of a rescue of a young blonde woman who thought she could drive through the flood.
Needless to say, due to the weather, my backyard has seen better days. The simple act of walking in the backyard is like walking on a giant wet sponge. So no puppet work, no latex monsters, no nothing. It's frustrating. The past winter storm must have made be a bit cabin feverish and now all I want to do is go outside.
As for filmmaking I am still dropping frames in Adobe Premiere and it's driving me insane. I am certain that it's more the PC's fault than the software, but it doesn't change much. The PC is old, I know that for sure, which means it's time to upgrade.
I can either go with a Apple this time around or stick with a PC. There are downsides to both; with a Apple I would have to repurchase software including Final Cut Pro and for a PC there is Vista to contend with, not to mention me being unsure a new computer would really change anything in the end.
Monday, April 7, 2008
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