It was really pretty easy. I submitted it. Lord knows if they'll accept it, but even if they don't it won't stop me from doing another one 
Interested in doing one yourself? Google has an excellent developer's guide.
First the paintings:
and some photos:
It's been on the shelves for a while, but I finally found the time to publish it on my comics site. Check it out:
You know me. I'm always trying new stuff, so I did the Etsy thing tonight. So far, so good…
It was dead easy to set up and all of the tools available are really nicely put together.
Like this neat little widget:
Check out the full shop:
As you might have seen on flickr, I did a full painted alphabet for the recent FutureArts show. Well, I finally got the paintings up on the web for your enjoyment. Check it out:
And, as a refresher, here's the display from the event:
Amazingly, there are several more updates/projects to be released over the next few days. Good times.
Check it out.
Invesra | Invest in your Future
The company is called Invesra. It's a financial services startup with backing from Village Ventures. I did a quick site for them to get their new brand* out the door for the FinovateStartup even in San Francisco this week. They've got a great team** and an interesting product so it's been a pleasure helping them out during a crunch period. As it always does, working with a startup makes me miss those startup days myself.
Then I think back to what working for two at once was like (Boston's Weekly Dig and Advisortech) and I like the agency life just that little bit more
**My lovely and talented girlfriend is Director of User Experience
COAST killing it:
Stylin'
As some of you may be aware, I know a thing or two about collectible comic books. Because of that knowledge, last month I was asked to write a large piece about collectible comics for a magazine from the UK called Rare Book Review. Well, apparently it's out now and to my surprise my little article is the cover story:
I'll have the article itself up on my comics site soon and I'll be sure to link to it when it goes live.
For those of you that don't use the site, they have this "People you may know" feature on LinkedIn, which basically suggests people who you might know and, presumably, want to connect with. It's occasionally spot on and I've connected with a couple of people by scanning their list of suggestions. Thing is, there's this one guy that keeps showing up on the list that I absolutely hate (one of the two people I've ever worked with in the field that I actually hate) and none of the "no, I don't want to connect with this guy" options are strong enough for my liking. I'm tempted to use firebug to edit the HTML add my own and see what happens:
Names blocked out to protect the innocent
Okay, ignoring my day job and an ongoing freelance project, the following things are happening to me this month:
)Busy month!