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Thoughts over music...
Jul. 8th, 2007 02:46 amTonight it has been Splinter Lake and the digital mechanics of building the perfect beach.
Seven hours straight on a computer working, a two hour break, and then another run at the finish line. Tomorrows comic is done, the Renderosity strip is almost nailed, and I have learned things.
One thing I have learned was how to control my temper as I listened to a global warming denialist recite the republican doctrine according to that inbred, oxycontin snorting fucktard Limbaugh in my local hangout/drinking establishment.
Three cheers for temper control, I guess.
Oh, and according to this dick, Nixon was a good president.
And a few other observations...
1. Has anybody out there but me noticed that singer Macy Gray sings like a female Fraggle with a really bad cold?
(oh, and in case you don't know what a Fraggle is... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraggle_Rock http://www.fragglerocker.com/
2. It's all about connection, and the things money can't buy...(![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
meteru will know what I'm talking about)
3. I'm currently taking the new version of Fireworks for a test drive, and I have to say that it makes me a very, happy panda. They actually improved it (which I didn't think was possible)
4. Obsidian canyons have recently been springing to mind lately as something I might visit in the digital art side of things.
5. I am still working on the Requiem Tarot deck...I'm still hung up with The Hermit right now. Yes, I am beating my head against the wall. I know what I need to complete it, I just don't have it yet.
6. With the recent work on Microholography and the development of 500GB's of storage on a DVD there may finally come a day when I can back up my Poser directory and comic art files on one disk. Of course, this also means that a couple people I know will soon be making the ultimate mix DVD's ;)
7. I have had Tracy Chapmans "Baby, Can I Hold You Tonight?" as my mental soundtrack for the last month or so. Great song, and the memories from it are enough to almost kill me at times.
Seven hours straight on a computer working, a two hour break, and then another run at the finish line. Tomorrows comic is done, the Renderosity strip is almost nailed, and I have learned things.
One thing I have learned was how to control my temper as I listened to a global warming denialist recite the republican doctrine according to that inbred, oxycontin snorting fucktard Limbaugh in my local hangout/drinking establishment.
Three cheers for temper control, I guess.
Oh, and according to this dick, Nixon was a good president.
And a few other observations...
1. Has anybody out there but me noticed that singer Macy Gray sings like a female Fraggle with a really bad cold?
(oh, and in case you don't know what a Fraggle is... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraggle_Rock http://www.fragglerocker.com/
2. It's all about connection, and the things money can't buy...(
meteru will know what I'm talking about)3. I'm currently taking the new version of Fireworks for a test drive, and I have to say that it makes me a very, happy panda. They actually improved it (which I didn't think was possible)
4. Obsidian canyons have recently been springing to mind lately as something I might visit in the digital art side of things.
5. I am still working on the Requiem Tarot deck...I'm still hung up with The Hermit right now. Yes, I am beating my head against the wall. I know what I need to complete it, I just don't have it yet.
6. With the recent work on Microholography and the development of 500GB's of storage on a DVD there may finally come a day when I can back up my Poser directory and comic art files on one disk. Of course, this also means that a couple people I know will soon be making the ultimate mix DVD's ;)
7. I have had Tracy Chapmans "Baby, Can I Hold You Tonight?" as my mental soundtrack for the last month or so. Great song, and the memories from it are enough to almost kill me at times.
