It’s been a long time since I added any guitar-related content to this website. The content that has remained here is most likely not what current website visitors are looking for when search engines send them this way. Therefore, I have decided to let all guitar-related content ride off into the sunset. It’s time.
… Bye bye guitar content
Hey there, fellow digital explorers! It’s been quite some time since I shared anything here. I thought it was time to fix that by writing about something that has been consuming a fair amount of my time of late—YouTube growth tools.
… Boost your YouTube game: comparing four YouTube growth tools
Sometimes, even when pulling apart old and unused yard appliances you come across something that takes your eye from a photographic perspective. That was how I felt when I saw the sunlight reflecting vivid oranges and blues in this old BBQ grill.
The grill itself isn’t a thing of beauty, but the colours of rust have always appealed to me. Photograph taken on my Huawei Mate 10.
As recently written in my post titled Guitar Fascination branding, I have created a brand for a new website called Guitar Fascination. With this website comes a change to the Scarebear brand. It has been time for a change for a while now. The change is here.
… Slowly transitioning to Guitar Fascination
I recently gave myself a challenge over on my Twitter account. From there, I took it to my Instagram account. The challenge was to see if using 10 different cameras would make any difference when it came to my photo quality.
… Does using 10 different cameras make any difference?
I’ve had another attempt at creating a guitar-related brand. This time, it’s not for another person. This brand is for me. I’ll write about the reason for this brand in a future article. For now, here’s how I came to create the design and colour palette I’ve used for the Guitar Fascination brand.
… Guitar Fascination branding
This year I actually did a small piece of graphic design work. Yay me! It was a really fun project where I worked with a friend I met on social media many years back through our shared love of guitars. He’s actually good at playing guitar though and has decided to share his guitar knowledge with those keen to learn. Hence this logo.
… Stay At Home Guitarist logo
This could be a lengthy post. Partly because this article will require imagery to help me explain what I love so much about Milanote. Also though, I may ramble on a bit because there is a lot that I genuinely love about Milanote. No time to waste! To the feature list!
If you’re reading this, you’re on my website. Aren’t the Interwebs awesome like that?! For all of my Interwebs domain wrangling and hosting, I use Namecheap. There are several reasons and I thought I’d use my own small piece of online real estate to point out some of those reasons why.
Let’s have at it!
Let me start by saying that sharing this post and the video embedded within this post terrifies me. I’m not naturally extroverted. Still, I like experimenting with video and figured the best practice material I could learn with was … me.
So, here is the outcome of my experimentation with the initial setup of video, lighting, audio and a few other bits and pieces. All of this done while unboxing my new Jackson Guitars X Series Signature Scott Ian King V KVXT. There needed to be something worthwhile in the video. The guitar is just that.
