Well, it looks as though New Media isn't working out for me. It took a long, wild, expensive year—a year of really not being challenged enough—for me to realise that I need to make a switch. I've decided that I want to be studying what I should have been studying from the outset of my college career: computer science, in the context of game development and simulation, which will get me a lot closer to what I want to do than a major that focuses principally on the design of interfaces.

Not to say that this'll change things much. It's just that from next quarter on, nothing I submit will have been required by a class, which in some sense should make my work more genuine. For a while I probably won't have time to work on artistic endeavours at all—not that I've been so active on here lately.

At the same time, I will make time in my schedule to practice those subsets of art and design that I enjoy and in which I want to improve, specifically typography, pixel art, digital painting, and 3D modelling.

As an aside, I just noticed that I've recently hit 5000 pageviews. I now feel inexplicably inspired to do or make 5000 of something. Any ideas?