PMG Messiah:Studio - nice limited time offer

I figure there's a rare few that may read this blog, so I have some new news.

There's a pretty tight deal for a very limited time where you may be able to get a $1100 suite of graphics software for $40. Pretty much it's professional quality rigging and animation software that various studios use in their production pipeline.

Oh, and if $40 is still too much you can get the "light" $540 software for $10.

And here's the link:
http://projectmessiah.com/x6/shop.html

And for some reason if you don't see the green bar (which was hovering at 75% at the time of this post), you may be too late.

What's up now?

Right now, I'm feeling about as scatterbrained as the Colin Bear. And the fact that Sim City 4 Rush Hour is a lot more addictive with the NAM from SimTropolis added doesn't help. I need to get back into the mode of doing something more productive than that.

Anyhow, I got a flyer on my car last week. Apparently someone else local does graphics services. (But of course it was probably targeted more towards my neigbors, being there's a nightclub ad on the opposite side.) I figure I may check them for possible positions, since I'm not the best pitchman when freelancing solo. I'd rather just make art or do fun animations. So if I can join a team, that would help make things easier. If turned down, that flyer may still give some ideas though. I may have to make a small run of promo stuff too. I'm not so keen on dropping stuff on people's cars, but maybe I could find some businesses with corkboards or such and see if I can get permission to post there. Do the thing with tear-offs showing email, etc.

Another option may be using SSID to bring traffic to this site. But I don't exactly like advertizing my wireless. (Which is different than advertizing through wireless. But you have to one for the other to work, right?) I'm sure it can be found other ways, but I'm not keen on making it obvious. However if it helps get something going, that may be a risk worth taking. I'm still not going to give away traffic through the wireless though, since I really don't know who's poking around the park at all times. Friends and trustworthy folks may get access, but that's a limited audience considering where the signal goes.

Same ol' freebies, brand new home

So it appears that I'll have an online equivalent of "moving day" soon, since my friends site, www.digitallights.net, is going in another direction. Gotta say it was fun while it lasted. It was great having a place to share content with fellow artists, but now the content is taking up space - and hi-res photography is the new thing. Bandwidth isn't free, so time to pick up and move out. Which might be a good thing, since I may get more exposure of my freestuff and whatever 3D skills I may have at a site dedicated in particular to free 3D models. So you'll see the same ol' freebies you may have known me for before, but now over at ShareCG. I figure it'll work out.

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(Update 10/18/2007) Turns out just some organizing going on. So some old stuff is still over there for archival's sake. But I'd still take on opportunity to get new exposure, so things got copied over to ShareCG anyways.

Warpaint is back online! Really?

Good news for those who think the idea of collaborative drawing in realtime is pretty cool, Warpaint is back online. More or less it's a nifty server program that makes it easy to join an active openCanvas 1.1 session through a web based interface. It's fun, and unlike drawball - you can control it to some extent (provided that you're the server host).

Ugh, no sauce!

Ugh! No bbq sauce for these pixels. Which is why they're so dry and not tasty. But who even goes here other than to "lol" anyhow?

Experimentalism is ok, but eventually this place will need a real plan.

I predict rennovation, and the possibility of a suprise attack involving 3D modeling, cars, and Wings3D tutorials in the future.