You know, when I restarted this thing up I never thought people would actually come here. It's weird watching that hit counter roll up. So in celebration I hope you'll listen to some music (above), have a generic beer (below) and relax. If I didn't say it yet, Thank You!
*note: this was real product design for generic beer in the 80's*
I changed the comments section for a few reasons. First, a lot of people on blogger promote with twitter. Second, I can link the same comment profile to both my blogger and my tumblr (effectively giving tumblr comments as an added bonus). Third, I can cross promote by showing the most popular from each site (since they're linked) on each site respectively. Finally, it allowed me to add a "Top commenter's" list by my first post on this site. That means if you promote through twitter, login to the comments to twitter and show up on that list, your icon with promotion information one click away shows up next to my top post.
So working on "White Rabbit" (my last post) took a lot out of me. It's designed to be printed 24x36 and hung in the Chase Barton Art Gallery on April 21st. You guys got a sneak preview. Now, that being said, upload limits and things of that nature really compressed a bunch of the detail. To put it bluntly, This is a close up of the rabbit it's self from the bottom right hand side (by the 3rd QR code). Even that is a compressed fraction of it's full size, but you get the point. To not leave everyone empty handed though. Here are some Pearl Trees. Go nuts. blkraptor and Internet Money / Shopping / Information / Music in Robert Kowalczyk (blkraptor)
In 1906 the Haloid company was founded and manufactured photographic paper and equipment. When electro-photography (xerography) was invented, the company changed name to Xerox and Haloid Xerox to push the idea of the copy machine. The strong "X" of the 1948 and 1949 logos became a staple for 10 years of the company's history. In 1958 they had a throw back to the old "Harold" logo by officially having the logo read "Haloid Xerox ." In 1962 the Haloid was dropped and 7 years later the word "corporation" was dropped. This was to usher in the new wave of laser printing that was invented by Gary Starkweather by modifying a Xerox copier. In the 1990's the company revamped it's entire line and focused on supplying all a user's document needs by proudly proclaiming "The Document Company" in a very professional letter head style logo. Much like the word "corporation" was phased out between 1961 and 1968, "
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I changed the comments section for a few reasons. First, a lot of people on blogger promote with twitter. Second, I can link the same comment profile to both my blogger and my tumblr (effectively giving tumblr comments as an added bonus). Third, I can cross promote by showing the most popular from each site (since they're linked) on each site respectively. Finally, it allowed me to add a "Top commenter's" list by my first post on this site. That means if you promote through twitter, login to the comments to twitter and show up on that list, your icon with promotion information one click away shows up next to my top post.
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