And the third and final sign of the Apocalypse is..

..I just got Amy to play Quake3.

Spotted this on a mailing list - Jeff Fisher Logomotives has tons of examples of the designer’s fantastic logo work. The majority of it is very inventive, integrating imagery into the company name. I’ve always enjoyed logo work, although anything I ever do always ends up as being black text with red highlights on a white background.. (witness this)

I logged on to Nanvaent for my four-monthly visit. It’s all fancy now. It has colors. And check the website - it has content. Of course some things never change - the old lazy creators are still there. And I say that knowing that I just told you all to look at this website and you will now proceed to add vitriolic comments to this post.

Ah, the games industry.

The second sign of the Apocalypse is that Ann has got her blog back up. Some things stay constant however - she’s changed the name, forcing me to update the readinglist at left again.

This must signify the coming of the Apocalypse or something: we just bought an iMac.

Need some druggy street slang? The Whitehouse has got you sorted, mate. But they don’t have “billy”. Answers on a postcard. The winner gets something great.

Mr. Punch used to scare the crap out of me. Take one look and find out why.

So if this is true, and The Rock decides to play Duke Nukem, will that make Amy like videogames more?

I can’t remember if I’ve posted this before, but it’s a cute history of several computer graphics research cliches.