Morgan BellOn my radar . . .
June 11th 2009 01:39
Confidence is a must
Happiness is a plus
Edginess is a rush
Edges, I like them rough
Radar . . . got you on my . . .
Radar . . . got you on my . . .
Radar . . . got you on my . . .
Radar.
I got my eye on you . . . and I cant let you get away.
There actually is a point to this post, other than the musical stylings of Britney Spears and the fan-video direction of Leslie Diep.
A list of websites that have been on my radar.
Some new and exciting ways to entertain yourself on the net
1. Daily Booth
dailybooth.com
For people who like taking photos of themselves. Daily Booth is an online photo journal designed to document the appearance of the user over time in daily photos. Take a snap from your webcam or phone or digital camera and upload to the site each day. You can create a record of your life and how you feel by collating images of how you look. It's a quirky way of marking time, and a great incentive to practice your photography.
2. Blovel Spot
blovelspot.com
Blovel Spot is the new resource for writers to write blog novels (or blovels) online. A blovel is a novel you write very quickly in 40 chapters of around 500 to 1000 words each. One chapter a week (or a day if you are feeling productive) over 40 weeks. Each post is a chapter which should end in a cliffhanger. Blovels should be written in first person and stick to the three act structure. No editing allowed. The blovel is intended allow writers to jot down a first draft which can be used to structure a proper novel from.
3. Square Space
squarespace.com
A fully hosted, completely managed environment for creating and maintaining a website, blog or portfolio. Bloggers, businesses, authors, and professionals are all able to take advantage of Squarespace's flexible platform because it can power sites of all sizes. They give you full control over your content and site customization, and claim to be ten times faster than a regular web builder. Very low hosting fees if you are considering building an online portfolio. Check out the examples. Very swish.
4. Blurb
blurb.com
Blurb is an online self-publishing service, similar to Lulu, but aimed more towards creative and commercial photographers, and visual and graphic artists. You can create your books with a free bookmaking software (for Mac and PC) and produce bookstore quality books. Blurb is a low cost and professional way of promoting your work as an artist. You can maintain the integrity of being independent while selling polished products online.
Happiness is a plus
Edginess is a rush
Edges, I like them rough
Radar . . . got you on my . . .
Radar . . . got you on my . . .
Radar . . . got you on my . . .
Radar.
I got my eye on you . . . and I cant let you get away.
There actually is a point to this post, other than the musical stylings of Britney Spears and the fan-video direction of Leslie Diep.
A list of websites that have been on my radar.
Some new and exciting ways to entertain yourself on the net
1. Daily Booth
dailybooth.com
For people who like taking photos of themselves. Daily Booth is an online photo journal designed to document the appearance of the user over time in daily photos. Take a snap from your webcam or phone or digital camera and upload to the site each day. You can create a record of your life and how you feel by collating images of how you look. It's a quirky way of marking time, and a great incentive to practice your photography.
2. Blovel Spot
blovelspot.com
Blovel Spot is the new resource for writers to write blog novels (or blovels) online. A blovel is a novel you write very quickly in 40 chapters of around 500 to 1000 words each. One chapter a week (or a day if you are feeling productive) over 40 weeks. Each post is a chapter which should end in a cliffhanger. Blovels should be written in first person and stick to the three act structure. No editing allowed. The blovel is intended allow writers to jot down a first draft which can be used to structure a proper novel from.
3. Square Space
squarespace.com
A fully hosted, completely managed environment for creating and maintaining a website, blog or portfolio. Bloggers, businesses, authors, and professionals are all able to take advantage of Squarespace's flexible platform because it can power sites of all sizes. They give you full control over your content and site customization, and claim to be ten times faster than a regular web builder. Very low hosting fees if you are considering building an online portfolio. Check out the examples. Very swish.
4. Blurb
blurb.com
Blurb is an online self-publishing service, similar to Lulu, but aimed more towards creative and commercial photographers, and visual and graphic artists. You can create your books with a free bookmaking software (for Mac and PC) and produce bookstore quality books. Blurb is a low cost and professional way of promoting your work as an artist. You can maintain the integrity of being independent while selling polished products online.
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