As usual, I have problems

As usual, I have problems separating my on line identities, so to speak. At the moment, vodb.com (a.k.a. vodb.net / vonb.org) is just sitting there looking pretty while I pour my energy into prolific.org. vodb.com is supposed to be my digital businesscard. However, I have very little to businesscard about – as I’m not freelancing. Talking businesscards, it looks like I’m not getting one from NI, my new employers, cause I’m ‘level 2’ not ‘3’. Whatever. I’ll have my own made. Some day.

I picked this up from

I picked this up from dblog: saulbass.co.uk a site in honour of graphic designer Saul Bass (whom I’d never heard of but am now interested in) with the kind of inobtrusive flash design that I like. You can download the ‘Hitchcock’ font there, but it’s only for Macs – anyone have a PC version? (good Hitchcock link)

From there I surfed over to Hillman-Curtis. I wish I could do flash. Flash like that. But I don’t think I understand motion. Hell, I don’t even understand non-motion.

re: dblog and judging sites by design… It could be good if it were just to point out interesting designs. I don’t like seeing Jish and Riothero, or anybody else for that matter, slammed. Stick to what you like, keep the dislikes to yourself. In a HighFive kind of way.

Leprechaun watch. For three days

Leprechaun watch. For three days since the eve of St Patrick’s Day a webcam will watch a fairy ring (A prehistoric earthwork, 500 ft (170m) in diameter and averaging 10 ft (3m) in height, enclosing an neolithic dolmen) in Co. Tipperary, Ireland. It’s reported to be an area full of supernatural activity. Spot the fairy! (Have some of that left over green beer first.)