It’s pretty uncommon for any site not to have some sort of contact form these days. But lately, I’ve been noticing more and more sites (and clients) having fields for address, city, state, postal code, etc. The curious part is that most of the time, they aren't required—or maybe the more disturbing part is that they are required.

So let’s take a poll. The spreadsheet of results will be cleaned of addresses and published in the near future for everyone to see.

Recently, I mentioned that I would have some art up at "The Together Show at Umber Studios". I figured that it my duty to update you all on the happenings. This reception was held on June 20^th, 2009 and will run through July 12^th, so stop by if you’re in Minneapolis! How about some sights from the show?

I’ve always found that sending creative mockups for web sites and slideshows to clients is a huge pain. Most people settle for bundling up a PDF and emailing it over to their client. This is absolutely not an acceptable practice. Instead, I’d like to propose a solution: WebSlide.

Hey! This weekend is Umber Studios' 2^nd birthday. I'll have a few pieces up as well as many other talented artists and great friends. Stop by, say hi, enjoy great art and great people.

This morning's presentation was a success. I had a great time presenting and am now enjoying the rest of the presentations throughout the day. As I promised, I've put my slideshow up on Slideshare for everyone to view. Notes and links are available on the Slideshare site.