Well, it wasn’t an overly exciting Christmas this year. Pretty low key, nothing spectacular, (except for some choice photos of my niece) we just kept it a quiet Christmas. It would appear though that my family seems to think that I spend alot of time reading in the bathroom, (a trait that is shared by both my brothers and my father) because I have received 3 bathroom reading books.
What they fail to realize is that I’m the exact opposite.
So now i’ve got about 2000 pages worth of useless material that i’ll never read. I’ve passed it on to my roommate, who is more than happy to sit in there and fester while reading little anecdotes and random facts that have no impact in life. But it’s the thought that counts.
I did get a new electric shaver and some cologne though. I guess they were trying to tell me something.
I love discovering new tricks / techniques / things in Photoshop. I’ve figured out a way to make a picture look like a miniature model on display. Click on the two thumbnails to see the end result of my playing. The pics are taken from my old office view at work.
Oh man, there’s this site out there that basically lets you create lines with a pen, and if you hit play, this little dude in a toboggan will attempt to slide down your lines. Well apparently this guy took it to a whole new level, and created this:
That’s insane. It must have taken this guy DAYS to create this. Un-fucking-real.
For decades Japan’s love hotels have provided a place for couples to enjoy anonymous, uninterrupted sex. Politician and secretary, teacher and student, husband and hooker — all are welcome, as long as they pay in cash and leave when the time limit is up. But 2006 spawned a new type of love hotel.
2006 was rich on creative, beautiful and unusual design concepts. We’ve seen a lot of whitespace, many examples of readable and usable text-design, badges, stars, rounded corners, shapes, gradients, mirror and 3D-effects – just name it. Let’s take a close look at some of the most beautiful designs we’ve seen in 2006.