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Well, not quite. I still have to clean Mom’s house today. I’ll be leaving to do that shortly. But I won’t be posting anything of significance today.

CHEST MUCK PLAGUE 2014
I’m still sick. I keep forgetting to call my doctor. I have some pretty good cough syrup now, which I was out of for about a week.

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Happy Thanksgiving, all my Canadian friends. To everyone else, I hope you have a splendid day. It’s actually murky and wet here today, but hey, it’s a big country; I’m sure there is sunshine and warmth somewhere.

I’ve been doing some office keeping today, but there is still so much more to do. I’m hoping ( Read more... )

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Okay, not a lot of work has gotten done on the game, and the truth is, I’m so pressed for time, it’s a wonder anything got done at all:

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I’ve been trying to get back to work on STEEP INCLINATIONS for months, to no avail, but at last, I made a bit of ‘me time’ and rerecorded the intro to the album. I’m still ambivalent about the drum track I used as a click for the orchestral keys (strings and brass separately; also left and right hands ( Read more... )

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I have work to do. A lot of it. My infographic wasn’t good enough. The PB sites are up, but the email hasn’t been written or sent, and the survey hasn’t been composed yet. RETURN TRIP, the second act of THE APPROXIMATE DISTANCE TO LIMBO, is fighting me to the last breath. I have two more abstract ( Read more... )

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Thomas Dolby this morning, in case you’re wondering.

Been pretty quiet these past few weeks. Still hurting over the loss of Lucky. Extraordinary, really. You don’t expect the death of a cat to hit you like this is hitting me. I was pretty broken up over Charlie, too, but he’d only been with us for about a ( Read more... )

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TWO TONE CRISIS
Not sure I’ve got the words quite right there, but as the title suggests, I’ve been on a bit of an English Beat jag, listening to their entire discography, but in particularly the two polar points of their career, ‘Mirror In The Bathroom’ and ‘Save It For Later’. I have even undertaken the ( Read more... )

crossposted from Lee Edward McIlmoyle's blog
TWO TONE CRISIS
Not sure I’ve got the words quite right there, but as the title suggests, I’ve been on a bit of an English Beat jag, listening to their entire discography, but in particularly the two polar points of their career, ‘Mirror In The Bathroom’ and ‘Save It For Later’. I have even undertaken the ( Read more... )

crossposted from Lee Edward McIlmoyle's blog
So I’ve decided I want to do more with the typeface I designed for the VOLuntEER painting/print series. It’s not the greatest typeface ever, but it serves some purposes, so I decided to grid it into one of my typeface template pages, and this is what it looks like at present:

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