bloggin

I don't think I'm addicted to blogging but I got scared today. I read this article from the nytimes magazine about this girl who is my age and has become so immersed in the blogging world that it is her job, her social life, her religion. That led me to examine my own blog to see if I was guilty of any of the same patterns or things she was writing about. That led me to examine my fellow photog's blogs to see if they were doing anything or all of the above. Well, it turns out, we all are. And some of us thrive off of it and others like me, well, I don't care much... yet.

On that note, here's a link to a fellow artist's blog/site/whatever thing that I think is the quintessential style of a certain 90's-html-nightmare design (for art nerds). I was made aware of this style last summer by brian ulrich whom I was so fortunate to have as a web design teacher. I've picked up on it ever since. It's kind of extraordinary and weird. It's so engaging, I looked at everything. I just wonder about making things for and putting things up on the internet (by things I mean fine art).

Being discovered via the internet is not how I ever envisioned becoming famous in the art world... google having a stake in everything you put up, i don't know, it seems fishy. I put a copyright stamp embedded in the metadata of my images but wtf does that mean to google? probably nothing.