Burundanga Coffee Cup

Website redux

Just a quick notice that I've gone through my website page by page with the new navigation and it's open for business.  I changed a few things and on my comic-con pages I added embedded videos underneath some of the pictures. 

Check it out, tell me what you love, what you hate. 

Ken gets a webcam Logictech Fusion

No major news, the stars aren't aligning, the government has not admitted they did 911 (though we all know they did), the dead haven't returned to life... but I did get a new webcam and as you can see, I'm smiling:)  Works very well and makes videos but that's more stuff to learn for another day. 

Maybe I'll use this link to create some really cool things animationwise?

Easy, Cheap, Animated Cartoon in 10 Minutes: step 1: Get Your Stuff Together

                         

 

web updates

I'm selling nonexistant coffee beans on my website.  Burundangan flavored ones too.  You should grab a few while prices are low.  Click the one on my home page (scroll to the bottom). 
If you do, you'll discover my new links page.  And if you click around you'll discover Patrick Hufschmid's guitar profile on one of those coffee beans.  He's asked me to do a drawing for his website and I cannot resist.  I'll tell you more about it when it's ready for a coffee cup. 

question for ALL photographers and illustrators

If you are a photographer or illustrator that uses one or all of the following or something similar then Burundana Coffee Cup wants to HEAR from you.  Give us your opinion on whether it is a worthwhile pursuit for an amateur who wants to post, oh say, about 2,000 photographs on the Internet.  Tell the Burundanga Coffee Cup readers if you make money.  Tell us if you don't.  How many pictures did you have to post before you began to earn any significant cash.  How many of you use MANY of these services simultaneously?  Please post your comments and any links to your photos.       

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