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Aug19
by Trickster on August 19, 2011 at 6:06 pm
Posted In: Art, Cartoons, Technology, Web Page

We all know I’m a social media junkie (I wanted to say “whore”, but I’m trying to keep this PG-13. Wait…ooops.) So of course I had to add gravatars to the website.

http://en.gravatar.com/

Your Gravatar is an image that follows you from site to site appearing beside your name (based on your email address) when you do things like comment or post on a blog. Avatars help identify your posts on blogs and web forums as being “you”.

I decided, for now anyway, to add Count Alienzombotula here as my Gravatar avatar. The Count came about as a Facebook joke amongst friends, wondering why no one has come up with a movie that included Robots, Zombies, Aliens and Vampires.

Alien-Zombie-Robot-Dracula. Alienzombotula. Get it?

And that’s *Count* to you. Pleeb.

– Trickster

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Getting there…

Aug18
by Trickster on August 18, 2011 at 3:36 pm
Posted In: Web Page, Writing

Slowly but surely, the webpage rebuild is getting closer to completion. I’ve finished html-encoding and uploading all of the Illusian Histories, and uploaded the Rainbow Magazine program PDF files.  I’ve also re-created a few old posts I’d made and fortunately kept enough notes on, so my blog content doesn’t look so bare.

I also linked to my old blog, Dr3amc@tcher – because it was fun writing it, and I’d rather not watch it vanish completely just because I’m not updating it anymore.

That leaves the Illusian story pages “Minotaur Chronicles” and “Mhauztales”, the Poetry section, and a better-defined Trickster Studios page beyond just the newly redesigned logo.

Thanks as always for your patience.

– Trickster

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A Star is Born!

Aug17
by Trickster on August 17, 2011 at 12:39 pm
Posted In: Movies

…okay, so I exaggerate a -bit- in that title…

In or around February 2010 I was asked if I could be background fodder for a few scenes in an indy film being made by friends of a friend. I had nothing better to do that night, so agreed.

Well it’s a year later, and that film is finally finished; the creators are working hard to get distribution and funding for a release this year.  I’m only in a few short scenes and mainly as background in an office environment, but it was an interesting experience and the film, “Changing Diego“, is an enjoyable comedy.

Plus, it would be my big screen debut – so of course I’d love to see it get a distributor!

Check out the trailer:

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