Just arrived at the shop.
This 24 foot beauty is in dire needs of an internal rebuild.
Analizing the Ojibway transom
Time to have a look at what we have here. Woops, that screw driver just went right through the transom. Looks like a severe case of wood rot.
Time to start digging. Dig, Dig, Dig.
Well there doesn’t seem to be much left holding her on.
Someone left the back door open.
Picking up an Ojibway
On my way to pick up the new Lakefield Ojibway
No that is not a boat, but this is:
The advert photos which inspired me to make the purchase.
Directnet
The firm Directnet of Directnet.ca contracted me to build their new SOHO automated answering service interface. It was a rush job and had to be built within 3 weeks. As always, I guaranteed delivery, they had their interface designed and coded by the delivery date. This project used the Smarty template engine, and was built in html5. I wrote the template code, the css, and for the javascript I used the mootools js framework.
Angels of Vos
This week marked the beginning of a new era for me. I’ve just installed my first exhibition since returning to Canada. The last time I showed in Canada was 1994 at gallery Moos in Toronto. Just to shake things up a bit, I’ve chosen a church to exhibit in as opposed to the standard gallery context.
Here’s the invite card:
And the press release: Angels of Vos available here. This exhibition is not just my first in Canada in 15+ years but also the first exhibition organized under my new company M.F.A., (Mowbray Fine Art)
DellVoice.ca
The firm Fongo of Fongo.ca contracted me to build the new DellVoice web site. It was a rush job and had to be built within the week. As always, I guaranteed delivery, they had their site live in under 7 days. With the tremendous assistance of Mike Young of Fibernetics as art director.
Ca.inter.net
I recently launched the new marketing site for Inter.net at ca.inter.net. I designed developed and produced this project for a local Canadian telco company.
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Vectormagic
The list of hot online graphics applications continues to grow. The folks at Stanford have made public their image vector creation application. It works as well as the old Streamliner did back at the turn of the century.
This site converts bitmap images to vector art – it’s an online auto-tracer. Just upload your image and we will vectorize it for you
The image here above is a gif format, translated from the eps downloaded from the Vectormagic site. and here’s the original jpg photo.
Lovehorns now on youtube
The lovehorns project is now on YouTube.
How to hire a web developer on More Ze Frank
Ze Frank teaches us how to hire a web developer. I would have to say that from my experience he’s right on the mark. Visit his site for more off the wall thinking.