Sunday, March 4, 2012
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Monday, February 20, 2012
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
BUZZ Logo Project

My BUZZ Logo Project made over 20 years,
as sketch,
DeluxePaint file,
Imagewriter Heat Transfer Printout,
created in Construx between 2009 & 2010
based on the logos from
"BUZZ"
an MTV media-trend show

the sixth glyph would be a tattoo if I ever got one.
You could even say it glows.
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Monday, August 22, 2011
UPWORDS Letter Game
Meat-Boys Crave Goo. Mild Clip? Fine Nude Tomb. Quilt X-Ray Tank. Hush, Spaz! Judge Pew. (Pudge Jew)
MessagEase KBD Sobé Mayo Mope Tail Ruge Dude PC
MessagEase KBD & Slam Tude IO Meld Pube Goya Cope
MessagEase KBD & Epic Tune Slam Hire Malt Dude Spay Goat Bone IO
MessagEase KBD Sobé Mayo Mope Tail Ruge Dude PC
MessagEase KBD & Slam Tude IO Meld Pube Goya Cope
MessagEase KBD & Epic Tune Slam Hire Malt Dude Spay Goat Bone IO
Monday, August 15, 2011
Friday, July 15, 2011
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Chrome is too damn bright!
I use white text and orange links on a black background for my surfing.
How?
In Firefox:
Go to Tools-> Options-> Content tab-> Advanced button,
Set the color chips,
Uncheck "Use colors specified on web pages"
To toggle this effect, get the nifty "toggleDocumentColors" Add-On for a toolbar CSS toggle icon (get it from the customize dialog for the toolbar)
In IE:
Go to Tools-> Internet Options-> General tab
Click "Colors" to set the color chips,
Click "Accesibility Options"
Check "Ignore colors present on webpages"
For Chrome:
Find the application (C:\Users\Root\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome)
Shift right-click to get a command line, and run it:
chrome --enable-user-stylesheet
Then edit Custom.css
(C:\Users\Root\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\User StyleSheets)
Here's mine:
*{
color:#FFF!important;
background-color:#000!important;
background-image:url();
:link{color:#F90!important;
:visited{color:#940!important;
}
Happy Surfing. The Custom.css file take effect the moment you save changes,
...so table {border:1;} for instance, would immediately reveal all the page table borders
Table rendering is extremely broken in FireFox5 for me right now.
That's why I needed to darken my Chrome.
How?
In Firefox:
Go to Tools-> Options-> Content tab-> Advanced button,
Set the color chips,
Uncheck "Use colors specified on web pages"
To toggle this effect, get the nifty "toggleDocumentColors" Add-On for a toolbar CSS toggle icon (get it from the customize dialog for the toolbar)
In IE:
Go to Tools-> Internet Options-> General tab
Click "Colors" to set the color chips,
Click "Accesibility Options"
Check "Ignore colors present on webpages"
For Chrome:
Find the application (C:\Users\Root\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome)
Shift right-click to get a command line, and run it:
chrome --enable-user-stylesheet
Then edit Custom.css
(C:\Users\Root\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\User StyleSheets)
Here's mine:
*{
color:#FFF!important;
background-color:#000!important;
background-image:url();
:link{color:#F90!important;
:visited{color:#940!important;
}
Happy Surfing. The Custom.css file take effect the moment you save changes,
...so table {border:1;} for instance, would immediately reveal all the page table borders
Table rendering is extremely broken in FireFox5 for me right now.
That's why I needed to darken my Chrome.
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