*sigh* v2.0.1

A weird inspiration: I was sitting on a bus, and drove by some really cool building and the shape of the bus window witht he background of this building looked cool, went home and recreated something similar... =]... thats probably very off topic... shoot me now.

See, what you need to understand is that people are inspired by different things. Sure, I enjoy sitting in the great outdoors, but that is not what gets my juices going.

back when I was on the verge of being homeless and had a crappy job was when I was my most creative. Now, I am living comfortably and have a great job...I can't force myself to be creative, but it doesn't just come to me either.

I've had mental block for quite awhile now.

Who needs version 2.0.1? There's no point in forcing it. If you don't need to do it, then don't. Maybe its time to do some normal digital art. Or some sketching. Or learn PHP. Play some basketball. Just because you don't like your website doesn't mean that you need a new one - there are any number of other things you can do. Just forget about it.

It's what I'm trying to do.

I have somewhat of the same problem.

Oh well.

Originally posted by graphicsguy
unplug and go find nature. that's what I do.

(and I don't mean go to a strip club...


...or do I??)

Haha. I just remembered that whole covnersatin when we tricked pepole into thinking that there was this MMORGP called Outdoors.

Originally posted by msz070
Haha. I just remembered that whole covnersatin when we tricked pepole into thinking that there was this MMORGP called Outdoors.

And all the fools believed it. That post was my finest hour. :D

Just because you don't like your website doesn't mean that you need a new one

Oh man, you have no idea what you're getting yourself into. Axiom and his web site...you really can't explain the relationship that exists between those two entities.

I've never ever seen a finished axiom web site... lots of coming soon pages and templates... but nothing ever finished. ever.

Finally,

Two people who understand my relationship with 'art'

Axiom and his web site...you really can't explain the relationship that exists between those two entities.

Sure you can. It's architypically a codependant relationship. Disfunctional in the relationship, but unable to function outside the relationship. It's a death-defying vortex that bottoms out in the quagmire of a self-loathing, self-absorbing, self-loving void.

Or maybe you can't

I love you too malibu.