There were 2 articles. You can read them here and here.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Family Engineering
No this is not about genetically altering families, but I was in a couple of newspaper articles this week! Here are the stories...
There were 2 articles. You can read them here and here.
There were 2 articles. You can read them here and here.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Anyone Can Draw...
Okay, so maybe it isn't exactly drawing, but I thought that I would show you some fun Photoshop projects I have been working on. I was playing around with some text and ended up coming up with the following designs. These were all designed 100% from scratch and each convey a different texture. You can click on each picture for a more detailed view, and vote for your favorite one over on the right side of the blog!
Plastic
Neon
Smoke
Temperature
Graphic
Plastic
Neon
Smoke
Temperature
Graphic
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
The Beginnings of a Photographer
I don't consider myself to be a fantastic photographer, but I did take some pictures for one of my classes and thought I would share some of them. You can click on them to see a higher resolution version of them.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Computer Down!!
Hey Everyone! My computer will be down for the next few days. It is getting repaired on Monday (Feb 1st) and I hopefully will be back online to post something new this week. All of my pictures and content are on my computer, so I will post something as soon as it is fixed.
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Lookers Beware
So a few buddies of mine decided to do something fun for the first few weeks of school this semester...
As disturbing as this might be, I was actually asked out on a date last night by a girl in my ward. Unfortunately, I am the only one left out of all of us who kept their mustaches. Sadly, I will probably be shaving it this Sunday...
In memory of the 'stache... Click Here
As disturbing as this might be, I was actually asked out on a date last night by a girl in my ward. Unfortunately, I am the only one left out of all of us who kept their mustaches. Sadly, I will probably be shaving it this Sunday...
In memory of the 'stache... Click Here
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Self Check-Out
Quick story...I was at Smith's yesterday and saw something that made me laugh. You know when you go to the store they have those "self check-out" lines that you can go to? The one's that look like this...
No, that is not me in the picture.
Well, after I had finished shopping I made my way over to one of them and started checking out. This old man then walks up to the one next to me and scans the only item he has in his hands, a newspaper. Maybe this was wrong of me, but I had to stop and glance for a bit at how he would handle the seemingly "new" technology. He pushes the pay now button and then says aloud, "Now what do I do?" The cashier attendant comes over and explains very confusingly how to pay for the item, and then walks away without making sure he understands.
By then I had gone back to scanning my own items and as I did so, heard a few mumbles and grumbles from the old man and then watched as he walked out of the store with the newspaper in hand. I glanced over at the screen of the check-out stand that he was at and noticed that he had still not payed for the paper. Two other young guys came over thinking it was their turn to check out, and also noticed that he had not payed. We looked at each other, wondering if we should say something, but noticed that the man had tossed 50 cents into the change collector (where you usually get change back) out of frustration because he didn't know where else to insert the money. We had a good laugh and the cashier took care of the money, and I had to appreciate the moment. I wonder what kind of technologies will be out when I get that old, and how many times a day I will be the source of a good laugh because of the change of times and new technologies available. Maybe by then stores will be teleporting food to your homes...who knows?
No, that is not me in the picture.
Well, after I had finished shopping I made my way over to one of them and started checking out. This old man then walks up to the one next to me and scans the only item he has in his hands, a newspaper. Maybe this was wrong of me, but I had to stop and glance for a bit at how he would handle the seemingly "new" technology. He pushes the pay now button and then says aloud, "Now what do I do?" The cashier attendant comes over and explains very confusingly how to pay for the item, and then walks away without making sure he understands.
By then I had gone back to scanning my own items and as I did so, heard a few mumbles and grumbles from the old man and then watched as he walked out of the store with the newspaper in hand. I glanced over at the screen of the check-out stand that he was at and noticed that he had still not payed for the paper. Two other young guys came over thinking it was their turn to check out, and also noticed that he had not payed. We looked at each other, wondering if we should say something, but noticed that the man had tossed 50 cents into the change collector (where you usually get change back) out of frustration because he didn't know where else to insert the money. We had a good laugh and the cashier took care of the money, and I had to appreciate the moment. I wonder what kind of technologies will be out when I get that old, and how many times a day I will be the source of a good laugh because of the change of times and new technologies available. Maybe by then stores will be teleporting food to your homes...who knows?
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