Publishing Credits
1. I'm published on SoCal.com a few times. Theatre reviews that may or may not make me look good. I've yet to decide. SoCal.com/entertainment/theater
2. A half page ad I designed is going to be published in Variety on Monday. Perhaps WordTheatre is good for something aside from befriending interns (and paying rent) after all... (here is a link to WordTheatre in case you're wondering: www.WordTheatre.com)
3. I started a daily webcomic. I hope that I continue to update it daily, even if I make dumb ones sometimes. I am pretty sure the ones up there right now are already sort of dumb. I like it though. www.CuteStuffMyBoyFriendSaid.blogspot.com
People's ways of life are very strange. I can never tell what the norm is. Not that there's a need to be normal, but there should be some average, I think, to judge things by. What's the norm of cleanliness or of hipness? What's the norm of reclusiveness? A lot of people make it up, I suppose. It's funny to go to the theatre and see old well-off people. They dress completely insanely and have no inkling that they might not be fashionable. Or perhaps it's just old people confidence, extremely recognizable when you're used to being around young people and entertainment types who are constantly aware that their world might cave in at any minute.
P.S. I hate qualifiers; officially. Here is a list of words that make you sound like an asshole: fabulous, wonderful, marvelous. On a paper I wrote once, a professor commented that if you have to say that something is clear or obvious, then it isn't. I think it's the same for "marvelousness." If you have to tell someone how great it is, it probably isn't that great.
2. A half page ad I designed is going to be published in Variety on Monday. Perhaps WordTheatre is good for something aside from befriending interns (and paying rent) after all... (here is a link to WordTheatre in case you're wondering: www.WordTheatre.com)
3. I started a daily webcomic. I hope that I continue to update it daily, even if I make dumb ones sometimes. I am pretty sure the ones up there right now are already sort of dumb. I like it though. www.CuteStuffMyBoyFriendSaid.blogspot.com
People's ways of life are very strange. I can never tell what the norm is. Not that there's a need to be normal, but there should be some average, I think, to judge things by. What's the norm of cleanliness or of hipness? What's the norm of reclusiveness? A lot of people make it up, I suppose. It's funny to go to the theatre and see old well-off people. They dress completely insanely and have no inkling that they might not be fashionable. Or perhaps it's just old people confidence, extremely recognizable when you're used to being around young people and entertainment types who are constantly aware that their world might cave in at any minute.
P.S. I hate qualifiers; officially. Here is a list of words that make you sound like an asshole: fabulous, wonderful, marvelous. On a paper I wrote once, a professor commented that if you have to say that something is clear or obvious, then it isn't. I think it's the same for "marvelousness." If you have to tell someone how great it is, it probably isn't that great.