I get questions every now and then asking me about these film scans. They’re scratched, gritty, have light leaks and sometimes look like they have some kind of chemical residue on them (there’s a proper term for it but I’m too lazy to Google at the moment). Anyway, they’re purposely set up to accidentally turn out like this.
Hey, just a heads up. I changed the default URLs for this blog so for those of you using the feeds you’ll need to update them to the following:
RSS: http://www.narfdesigns.com/blog/feed/
Comments: http://www.narfdesigns.com/blog/comments/feed/
I found out recently that my initial blog title, “internet killed the video star…” is already well circulated and on its way to becoming played out (there are already horribly designed t-shirts rocking the slogan).
To stay two steps ahead of the game, I came up with the next generation’s star and then killed it immediately with it’s successor. This new and improved title should give me at least a three-decade lead.
Here’s a quick recap of who killed who:
People often ask me what it takes to build one of these websites and I usually just say lots of coffee. While my statement is truthful, there’s a lot more to it than that. So to those who ever wondered, here’s a behind the scenes look and some trivia regarding my portfolio website and this blog.
If you happen to find any bugs or errors, please send an e-mail to: AwwShit@narfdesigns.com.
