since I may never have a chance to post this again...
63 hours to go, only $2,775 to go!
comedy goldthere are a few simple rules to great web design:
1. Always rely on stupid interface gimmicks.
2. Always put annoying fucking bird sound effects on everything.
3. Always make your web design incompatible with different screen resolutions, especially if you are advertising yourself as a web designer.
4. Always write body copy in a lousy script font, and then make it further unreadable by putting a "san francisco" flag in front of it.
5. If you need to type out instructions to explain how your user interface/navigation works, it's probably fantastic.
6. Repeating work in your portfolio is a great way to fill in the empty spaces of a template.
7. Understand absolutely nothing about perspective before distorting a graphic to look like it is on a brick wall. Attention to detail will only slow you down.
8. Referring to yourself as "amazing" is a great promotional idea, especially if you are a magician.
Shizouka!
Brg!
"I don't know shit about screenprinting and can still tell all the questions you ask are retarded." -Blonde
I can't imagine being in this position and saying to myself "Hey! I bet the people at Gigposters will be helpful!". -Phoon
I am just seeing this thread. Jazz Junkies. Three Heroin addicts. Oh, I get it. KTHXBAI.
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"brownies are in the oven and my heart is filled with doom."- DWITT
Jetski... this thread here is like a billion times better and more entertaining than that dem there FREE JAZZ... dude
"I can tell you what offends me personally in the rock poster scene: Work that reflects an artists ego rather than the band's attitude, show or event" (Stainboy)
:mic drop:
Listen, I don't mean to refer back to a comment 40-odd pages ago... but if anyone has leads on any toothpaste clients, I would love to be put in touch. thanks very much in advance.