Over the last month I’ve been working on a new personal project called Skew Your Mind.

Site Goal: (To Create) A place to discuss my feelings on society, technology, art theory, and more with plenty of room for viewer debate and discussion.

http://www.SkewYourMind.com/

Personal poster exploring my graphical interpretation of “wordscapes” I chose to combine my style with typographical elements to expess who I am.

Also on a sidenote: Updated portfolio (still not 100% completed)

This is what happens when I get bored. I find LED Flash lights and play with backlighting, too bad I blurred the pic a bit. Ah well, work with what you can get right.

Today I’d like to thank Scott Dikkers for the last push I needed to finally decide once and for all to begin work on a SharpShark sister site, and no it will not be called SSSS.

While playing on stumbleupon I came across a fun article titled “Brings us Back to Reality” by Scott, the editor of The Onion, more-or-less ranting on the subject of religious minorities and religion as a whole in relation to society. Believe it or not the article was well written and a good read for some perspective and during the read it had pushed me to want to pursue the new sister site.

Its articles like these I’d like to write for my own pleasure. Being able to talk and argue with someone is one thing; however, arguing with the internet is a whole new battlefield that I’d enjoy fighting in. The battle across the internet is a never ending one but that’s where the beauty in it lies. Perspectives are tasty.

The new sister site will be separate yet connected to this website. SharpShark’s Shack will focus on projects of mine for fun and portfolio purposes. While the new site, which needs to be named, will contain my outbursts of opinion on many topics relating to society and technology. It’ll be a new experience, teach me a bit of web design for consumer consumption, give me some new viewpoints from commenters, educate me in creative writing, and tell everyone who I really am on the inside.

So I rearranged my desk, placing my iHome in front of my spare computer monitor. I was listening to music with a visualization on fullscreen and I suddenly went “WOAH”. So then I spent about 15 minutes trying to get a half-way-decent shot of what I saw. This is what I came up with.

How this was made: show

Hit up the download link below for a zip of this in wallpaper form. Many sizes.