After a little over a week of posting over on The Watercolor Gallery I thought I’d write down a short and sweet update. You know, for posterity.
Lets just say I’m enjoying myself. I’ve wanted to…
This is quite simply a must-read for anyone that works at a desk and is the least bit ambitious. Worry isn’t work, by Dan Pallotta.
I’ve decided to start a new site dedicated to inspirational watercolor art. This is from the about page on The Watercolor Gallery.
“I love watercolor art. For years I’ve found inspiration by…
To the 66 of you that follow my Tumblr account (I don’t know who you are or why you follow this account but thanks nonetheless),
I’ve started a new Tumblr blog that you may or may not be interested in. It is a gallery of inspirational watercolor paintings that I’ve cleverly named The Watercolor Gallery. If you find it interesting too please follow it and consider passing it around to your friends.
Many thanks in advance,
Colin
Seneca Lake, Geneva, New York. Circa 2008.
The How to: Delete photos off an iPhone post is the single most popular post on my blog. After several hundred thousand views and 133 comments so far – it finally happened.
Some guy named Kirk…
Taking just shy of three years to complete, this amazing representation of Tolkien’s fictional city Minas Tirith is made completely out of matchsticks. The Great White City, as it is…
John Gruber has been referencing polls and articles about why people prefer Blackberrys rather than an iPhone. I love my iPhone but I can think of a few reasons I’d like to use a Blackberry. Here…
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Liz Danzico has a list of the types of *bows. Fascinating. Especially, Alexander’s dark band. Kickin’ it late-second-century style.
No, I will not link to nor mention Double Rainbow simply…
Lehigh University Building
The utility of the iPhone only increased with the iPhone 4. Taking photos on the go was always possible with the iPhone. Remember, I used the first gen…
Eliza and I spent the day yesterday with some family and friends at the Adventure Aquarium in Camden, New Jersey. I’ve uploaded a few select shots from the iPhone onto Flickr but …
Over 1,000 people found my post on playing Oregon Trail online yesterday. Yes, yesterday alone. Since I linked to it 18 months ago nearly 100,000 people have found that post via Google, Bing and…
My friend Andrew’s mother Rita recently broke her ankle while hiking. Andrew wrote about it on his blog.
The post is both touching and honest. It reminds me of the better days of blogging when…
