I’ve found an interesting blogpost today:
http://stargull.livejournal.com/Here is a thing that drew my attention.
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My totally bizarre discovery for today:
As a technical writer at my new company, I have been assigned an illustrator, who collaborates with me on all the documents I write. It's his job to work out the illustrations that will prove most useful to our end users based on my text; he then goes out and either draws or photographs whatever I need. So far the collaboration has been great.
Now since I'm still wandering around the office looking like a deer caught in the headlights, he has sort of taken me under his wing, and we've had lunch together every day this week. So over sandwiches today, he mentioned in passing that he draws comics. So I just came home and Googled his name (Chuck Rowles). Holy cow... this guy's a major Internet comics bigshot. Do a search on his name if you have a few hours to kill. You'll find tons of interviews (some print, some audio), as well as links to his graphic novels and comics archives.
And here's a wikipedia entry about Chuck's series: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gods_of_Arr-Kelaan
It's weird who you meet in the corporate workplace, eh? =========================================================================
Do we know much about our colleagues? Most people just do the job and they don’t know personality of other employees. Just think about a guy sitting next door, may be he is a well-known antiques collector or a police wanted hacker
. And you don’t know about is just because you are not interested and you didn’t ask.
