A couple nights ago, I looked out the window and saw this...

Then, of course, I had to re-make my MySpace page around it.

It's only slightly enhanced. Just increased the contrast is all. Seems like the perfect next painting project.

I don't know why I haven't painted again. I have all the supplies, just not the motivation. Maybe my power will go off for a few hours soon and I will paint by sunlight.

I've been trying to listen to my play list on MySpace while I write this...but it keeps stopping because of in-myspace-music-player ads...what's that about?

I was at work when I thought about writing in here again, and it feels like I had more to say then. I'm not sure what's happened in the mean time. Nothing really. Ate some food. Played some games.

I just looked up lyrics to a song I really like, Siberian - Islands Forever, and I could only find one web page with lyrics, and they were horribly wrong. I took a few minutes to submit corrections.

"On the coastline, under moonlight
We'll drive our cars into the lake and drown

That collar, it suits you,
It makes you look like you've got it together

Why do you hold me up so high?
I'm the last one you should look up to

I saw your name in the paper,
They can't translate all of your love

We're sorry that you couldn't come,
but it's a full ride from here to California

Why do you hold me up so high?
I'm the last one you should look up to

You al...
You alway...

You always push me all around boy
And you say that you'll change your life

We'll be just like two birds on a wire"

It's October, so that means it's time for eerie commercials. Last week a client wanted to show that they weren't another "scary" car dealer. They wanted a haunted house with cars on it with spooky music to show that they weren't as the such. Here's what I gave them.

Original photo from Google.


After I Photoshopped it.


And then I took it into After Effects.

And...a screenshot of the video.

I was given the task of creating a commercial with the theme of old Italy. This is just the ending graphic, with spare room for extra information.