Steven M Scotten

After a long couple days at the studio (almost done with a new piece) I'm relaxing at home with a cup of Ginger Twist tea, my Omas Emotica fountain pen, a new bottle of ink (Noodler's «Galileo Manuscript Brown» made exclusively for Fountain Pen Network [http:

I want to like the iPhone. I really do, and I am confident that I’ll have one in a year or two. It’s very slick and pretty and there’s a lot of stuff that it does really well. I believe most of the iPhone naysayers are full

I hate to make excuses for a website’s appearance. It sounds very much like the Web of 1995 where nearly every site had an oh-so-clever icon of an «under construction» sign. But having migrated Monochromatic Outlook to a different content management platform, I’ve found that some of the

I’ve been testing ink colors for some time. I actually wrote only with black ink until a little over a year ago when I had a contract in a department of a company that color-coded signoffs in their workflow. The department I was working in had green for our

I admit it. I hate Microsoft Office. I’m constantly appalled at how bloated and complicated it is even to do simple things. I won’t write in Word, mostly because I’ve never been able to simply sit down and write with it. Maybe I’m too easily distracted?

[http://ghostdev.splicer.com/content/images/wordpress/2007/11/lwc_tgim.gif] For a long time my drawing work has been done with precise technical pens and lots and lots of crosshatching. I’ve done very little in the way of loosening up into a more cartoony style. So when