a·pol·o·gy [uh-pol-uh-jee]
–noun, plural -gies.
1. a written or spoken expression of one's regret, remorse, or sorrow for having insulted, failed, injured, or wronged another: He demanded an apology from me for calling him a crook.
All I seem to do lately is apologise for my absence, no I haven't thrown caution to the wind and finally took up the glamourous and fashionable life of a Hermit. I've just been rather busy/stressed/tired/had no spare time/ill (delete where applicable depending on which of the past few months were talking about).
My work has been the main reason, the past few months have been rocky for the design company I work for and for a few various reasons they found that a lot of work had dried up, whilst in the short term this was great as it aloud us to work on the company portfolio and the new company website (I got to learn so more Flash) the long term meant low to none profit margins and jobs and the future of the company were (and to some extent still are) in the balance, which was all very stressful.
I've had itchy feet for awhile but I want my cake and I want to Goddamn eat it, icing and all, as in I want to move on when I'm good and ready and have found that rather illusive thing that is 'the perfect job' to move onto, I want to jump, not be pushed into the choppy, mirky, shark infested waters that is unemployment.
Well in the end I wasn't for the chop it was another worker and in the spirit of self preservation, thank the Lord! But with all the hard work I've put in over the years and the shit I've put up with, I should think so too!
After a rather insane period of constant marketing, we now busy again, infact too busy which by the time I get home leaves me in a constant tired/ill zombie like state. My partner now thinks I have the mentality of a 70 year old as on the odd occasion I'm that tired I'm in bed at 9:30, apparently (as he tells me) I'm a boring boyfriend nowadays!
I am starting to have withdrawal symptoms from not doing any of my own artwork and my websites are extremely overdue. Hopefully I will eventually drag myself back onto my Mac and start some new art (as long as my Xbox 360 I received from my partner for Xmas doesn't distract me first). Until then I still check my Dev watches and messages, thanks for all the faves and watches, they're still very much appreciated.
Take care my fellow creative types, see you soon.
Fellow artists I hold in high regard (no particular order):
Work colleagues and talented designers:

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Clubs:

Phil aka nookiedog
Art theft is bad!