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Anyway, I've been looking at my website and contemplating change, if I'm going to refer people to it in a business sense. (which, thus far, it appears that I am) And there's this maze (which I haven't worked on in years, and would love to update just as soon as I've finished sixteen other things, so probably never...) which currently has top billing. I'd rather like to keep that, as it's the largest thing currently on the site, but how exactly I combine this with "go look at my etsy" and various other things is not yet clear to me. What I have right now doesn't look too much different from other people's ad sponsorship.
And further, if I'm going to redo things, the doll section is crying for updates, since it's only got two of the barbies in it and no resins, and no mention of psychokiller Barbie's profiles on network sites. (OMG, she should totally be on facebook!!! ok, sorry, I'm better now...) And I've got a semi-random art section which I'm not sure what to do with either, if I'm planning on mainly posting things on deviantART or other places that are more visible. And there's a bunch of other junk I haven't done anything with in ages... and I still want to do "PsychoKiller Barbie Presents: a Nativity Pageant" which is another kettle of fish entirely. Or something like that. And not for today, because I've got a pattern to re-draft (although at least I've dragged it out of the envelope, finally)
But I further contemplate the balance of "what looks professional" (whatever that means, in the world of internets) and "what looks good to me" which is more important to me, but should be tempered by considerations of other people, should I want them to show a greater interest in my work. And the problem is compounded by the fact that I pretty much only know HTML, which I don't have a problem with, except that having switched computers again, I'm still auditioning editing programs for something that knows more than I do without being horribly irritating about it. I want something that knows all the color codes and will let me fill in a form to produce table code or whatever which I can subsequently muck about with if necessary, but not dump in a few gallons of extraneous stuff that doesn't actually need to be there. For some reason, this seems to be quite difficult to find. It's very sad. But not what I was actually planning on talking about...
Look! Puck has a pony! Um... yeah.
Anyway, I've been looking at my website and contemplating change, if I'm going to refer people to it in a business sense. (which, thus far, it appears that I am) And there's this maze (which I haven't worked on in years, and would love to update just as soon as I've finished sixteen other things, so probably never...) which currently has top billing. I'd rather like to keep that, as it's the largest thing currently on the site, but how exactly I combine this with "go look at my etsy" and various other things is not yet clear to me. What I have right now doesn't look too much different from other people's ad sponsorship.
And further, if I'm going to redo things, the doll section is crying for updates, since it's only got two of the barbies in it and no resins, and no mention of psychokiller Barbie's profiles on network sites. (OMG, she should totally be on facebook!!! ok, sorry, I'm better now...) And I've got a semi-random art section which I'm not sure what to do with either, if I'm planning on mainly posting things on deviantART or other places that are more visible. And there's a bunch of other junk I haven't done anything with in ages... and I still want to do "PsychoKiller Barbie Presents: a Nativity Pageant" which is another kettle of fish entirely. Or something like that. And not for today, because I've got a pattern to re-draft (although at least I've dragged it out of the envelope, finally)
But I further contemplate the balance of "what looks professional" (whatever that means, in the world of internets) and "what looks good to me" which is more important to me, but should be tempered by considerations of other people, should I want them to show a greater interest in my work. And the problem is compounded by the fact that I pretty much only know HTML, which I don't have a problem with, except that having switched computers again, I'm still auditioning editing programs for something that knows more than I do without being horribly irritating about it. I want something that knows all the color codes and will let me fill in a form to produce table code or whatever which I can subsequently muck about with if necessary, but not dump in a few gallons of extraneous stuff that doesn't actually need to be there. For some reason, this seems to be quite difficult to find. It's very sad. But not what I was actually planning on talking about...
Look! Puck has a pony! Um... yeah.