Final Update For Now...
In case anybody is actually still following this blog, I have officially put it on a hiatus to focus on another blog I created to further my current career goals.
If I didn't mention it before I went to school over past few years to major in Motion Graphic Design, and with my shiny new BAS in Motion Graphic Design from Ex'pression College for Digital Arts, in Emeryville, CA, I am now trying to get out into the world of motion graphics full time.
Granted, it is not as straightforward as I had hoped, mostly because the economy decided to take a nose-dive a few months after I graduated... BUT, I am staying optimistic, and hoping that the reign of terror that began with President Bush and has now been amplified by the newly elected Barack Obama will be squashed by the few remaining sensible people left in this country.
And when I say squashed, I mean that through determination, extensive legal battles, and rallying together we can let the government know that they are over-stepping some bounds that were set up by our fore-fathers during the ratification of the Constitution of the United States, specifically made to keep the decision-making power in the hands of the people.
And now that I am done ranting, feel free to check out my other blog here for an insight into my current endeavors and day-to-day life.
Until next time (whenever that is),
Cheers and God-Bless
- Michael
If I didn't mention it before I went to school over past few years to major in Motion Graphic Design, and with my shiny new BAS in Motion Graphic Design from Ex'pression College for Digital Arts, in Emeryville, CA, I am now trying to get out into the world of motion graphics full time.
Granted, it is not as straightforward as I had hoped, mostly because the economy decided to take a nose-dive a few months after I graduated... BUT, I am staying optimistic, and hoping that the reign of terror that began with President Bush and has now been amplified by the newly elected Barack Obama will be squashed by the few remaining sensible people left in this country.
And when I say squashed, I mean that through determination, extensive legal battles, and rallying together we can let the government know that they are over-stepping some bounds that were set up by our fore-fathers during the ratification of the Constitution of the United States, specifically made to keep the decision-making power in the hands of the people.
And now that I am done ranting, feel free to check out my other blog here for an insight into my current endeavors and day-to-day life.
Until next time (whenever that is),
Cheers and God-Bless
- Michael
posted by StoryTeller at 4:33 PM
