It’s amazing the damage that someone can do with photoshop. With just a few mouse clicks, I’ve removed dozens of safety features from a helicopter landing pad. They’re very important things too, like landing lights and automatic fire suppression nozzles near the refueling area, but they just look awkward<\/b> cluttering up the background like that.
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\nI’ve got a poster in where the client has given me carte blanche<\/i> on artistic expression, so I suppose I should be glad of the chance to experiment a bit. Unfortunately, I don’t have time to do much. There’s just too many other projects going on in the office. I’m going to be taking a vacation day tomorrow in the hopes that it’ll keep my brain from exploding.<\/p>\n
I’ve already got a list of things to do while I’m out, ranging from shipping off a set of shelves to calling the caterer with a revised guest list estimate… And if it’s nice out I may even get some yard work done.<\/p>\n
It’s amazing how scatterbrained I am right now. Wedding and work stress are combining into a strange elemental stress-sludge that’s wobbling around in my brain box. I can’t seem to get one job done before someone comes and interrupts me with a new thing to do…<\/p>\n
On the other hand, when I do finish up with a job, there’s a visceral thrill to slamming the “Complete” stamp down on to the client envelope. It’s like driving a stake through the heart of a tiny little vampire that’s been gnawing away, sucking at my time and sanity. All I need is some nice arterial-red ink to have spatter around to complete the whole Hammer House of Horror illusion.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It’s amazing the damage that someone can do with photoshop. With just a few mouse clicks, I’ve removed dozens of safety features from a helicopter landing pad. They’re very important things too, like landing lights and automatic fire suppression nozzles … Continue reading