Visit it, bookmark it, share it with your friends.

What’s new? Not much. I’m still a Creative Tech at RAPP and I still do stuff for the sake of doing stuff… which leads me to my next point, Style & Creativity.

It came down quicker than it went up. I initially took it down the wrong route, like leading a horse to gasoline. It was supposed to be community driven and content rich, and I had a few great people helping me out and getting involved in the website, but I personally didn’t have a great deal of time to develop it, take care of it and populate it with great content.

So what now?

The previous WordPress driven website with a Premium Theme that I bought for about $13 has all been deleted and I’ve gone back to basics with HTML and CSS. A site built from nothing but an idea and Text Wrangler, (I recommend it, it’s a phenomenal tool) to write the code in.

It’s a lot more simple with one proposition: To talk to interesting people, and film it. These could be talks, stories, shared ideas… anything that leads to a spark of inspiration.

The idea is to produce original content, relevant to stylish and creative industries. So I figured, it doesn’t depend on me constantly searching online for good content, when Im literally making it myself. And because of the nature of the website, only one or two updates a month are needed, as long as the content is fulfilling.

If you’re still reading, here’s a link (which you can also click by finding the asterisk at the bottom of the S&C website) to view the website in it’s beta phase. As I develop the site locally on my laptop and whenever I have the functionality of certain pages working how I want them to, I’ll upload ‘em.

As for people, if you have any suggestions for people to talk to, let me know.

And lastly, I’m putting together a new CV. Not because I’m looking for a new job, but because I’ve had a kick-ass idea. Hopefully it’ll be the longest CV ever – more on that at a later date though when I get my ass in gear and actually do it.

Busy busy busy.

Also, I have an article published on the GRT Awards website, here.

I was watching The Rugrats on Netflix in bed, as you do. Suddenly, I was overcome with fascination by Chucky’s t-shirt.

It must have been a high dose of nostalgia copulating with the geek neurons in my brain, but I just kept thinking that I really want that as the background for my computer.

I made it, and as I was, my mind started to drift into thinking how cool the full set of characters would be as minimalist wallpapers.

Just updated my Facebook timeline to something a little better – it’s only temporary though as I want one with a better, brighter photo, but the camera concept will still be the same, just put together better.

Here’s the original ‘Scamp’ – if you can call it that.

I sent a photo I took into the local paper a few months ago, and the other day I get a call telling me I’m going to be published. Sweet.

I’m now on the lookout for new bedrooms, new people and new cuddly toys to add to this, quite frankly, disturbing set so if you’re interested in having your photograph taking in your bedroom with your favourite cuddly toy – let me know.

This is another video I made of my niece and nephew. I’m starting to accidentally document the growth of them, but hey, when they’re older they are going to love this stuff!

Nevertheless – Style & Creativity is a new project focused more on… yup, Style and Creativity. It’s got a wider contributor base than my old site, as it was only me. But after reaching out to contributors through Twitter and such like, it’s seeing a new level of community driven content that just wasn’t the case with The Cheese Grater no matter how hard I tried to push it. People just didn’t ‘get’ the old site.

It’s still early days (I haven’t even settled on a logo for it yet), but you can visit and register to it over on http://styleandcreativity.com