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Some more new abstract work. Check out my portfolio for more


Something Pie

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Some new vector artwork from me. It’s one of a series of abstract pieces revolving around the use of letter-like symbols and very vibrant colours. Some more portraits coming soon. Check my portfolio for more. Ya heard!


As I continue to break my blog…

Now that I’ve found out how to make a static page my home page I want to be able to display, say, three of the most recent posts on that static page. Any clues on how to do it? I’ve had a search on Wordpress for a ‘sticky‘ plugin, hoping that it’ll simply be like […]


Birmingham Bloggers Meet 2 followup

The meet last night went really well, if a little unfocused. As suggested by D’log, name tags or some sort of formal introductions would’ve been great as I still can’t associate blogs and names yet! Still, it’s all still in its early days and can only really get better! On to the next meet!
Now time […]


Today’s task

As with this post it seems that yet again I’m slipping behind on things, but less so this time. Vital information is appearing on the site, but it all just needs tidying. I think that’s todays task: to tidy everything up!


Birmingham Bloggers Meet

I’m sure all of you in Blogging land have read this already, but the Birmingham Bloogers Meet 2 is on tonight! Here’s the details, grabbed from the facebook group:
Date: Monday, February 18, 2008
Time: 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: The Dragon Inn
Street: Hurst Street B5 4TD
City/Town: Birmingham
See you all there!


Food

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Free Work

D’log’s blog pulled this quote from an interview with Rare developer Nick Burton.
… graduates are not cheap labor and should never be treated as such or we risk hemorrhaging talent while it is still embryonic. Consider this, you employ Mr. X. He’s the greatest graphics programmer you’ve ever seen, but he’s a bit green and […]


Akila Arts logo

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Finished this logo for Cheryl Akila Arts. She has a show coming up at the REP Theatre soon, but unfortunately I can’t find any information on it. Any help?


Blue Remembered Hills

This deceptively simple tale relates the activities of seven English children played by adults on a summer afternoon during World War II.
On Saturday I went to see the matinée performance of Blue Remembered Hills. It really was a great tale and despite the actors obviously not being children they really did capture the childishness, wonder […]