Every week I used to find a cool weblog (sometimes a local St. Louis blog) or some useful, interesting web site from here or there and write up a brief on it for the Sunday Everyday section Tuesday Here and Now section in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch (I used to work there as Features Photo Editor). That's about it. Not much action here anymore. More of my stuff can be seen here: keaggy.com.
What is On My Desk? It's just what you think: A place where artists, illustrators, designers and creative people from around the world share, via photos and descriptions, the stuff on their desks. Join the clutter at www.onmydesk.com.
posted by Bill Keaggy @ 10:28 PM
Matthew Woodson is a wildly talented young illustrator working in St. Louis. His weblog, "With hands and hair and eyes and bones and knees" is where he explains his artistic process, showcases his beautiful in-progress and finished works, complains and curses. Be in good company at www.ghostco.org.
posted by Bill Keaggy @ 9:04 AM
Rebecca Blood has been involved in weblogs since the beginning. She's been running her site, Rebecca's Pocket, since 1999 and she wrote a popular book titled "The Weblog Handbook," which was released in 2002. She also interviews bloggers for a recurring web feature called "Bloggers on Blogging." Get some blog in your blood at www.rebeccablood.net.
posted by Bill Keaggy @ 8:21 AM
Are you not quite in the place you thought you'd be at this point in your life? Feeling like you haven't done as much as you though you would? Then don't visit the Museum of Conceptual Art's "Things Other People Accomplished When They Were Your Age" web page. Just enter your age to get a list of things other people had accomplished by the time they were the same age as you. If you dare, go to www.museumofconceptualart.com/accomplished.
posted by Bill Keaggy @ 8:19 AM
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