Enjoyed this - can second it helps if you post more regularly. Find a time frame which doesn't put you under pressure. Usually you end up writing something just for the sake of doing so.
I was mesmerized by the *design* layout you implemented in your video (and your orange beanie really is the secret in the sauce 🤩).
As a designer who, years ago, ran his own ad agency — and had a shrine in place to David Ogilvy (I’m that old) — you nailed the logic of what made the newsletter an attention getter. Great job!
I was actually fortunate enough to see the original "Wargasm", in Boston in 1986; it was the side-project of a guy named Dan Lilker, best known for his work in the legendary thrash band "Nuclear Assault". If anything, his Wargasm project was even more abrasive than NA was. These Brits have a lot to live up to, whether they know it or not.
Enjoyed this - can second it helps if you post more regularly. Find a time frame which doesn't put you under pressure. Usually you end up writing something just for the sake of doing so.
I was mesmerized by the *design* layout you implemented in your video (and your orange beanie really is the secret in the sauce 🤩).
As a designer who, years ago, ran his own ad agency — and had a shrine in place to David Ogilvy (I’m that old) — you nailed the logic of what made the newsletter an attention getter. Great job!
“The author platform follows the work. Not the other way around.” Gosh, this is such a good point.
Uhm, not yet. Although the band’s name does warrant a quick spin. Although metal music is not really my thing.😂
Oh wow. My cat just ducked for cover under the couch. But great editing in the vid. So props there!
Nice breakdown. Loving the glitch logo.
really enjoyed the breakdown of this! and yes -- the only way to find your voice/style is to post, post, post!
Valuable nuggets, Seth. Thank you!
"Wargasm UK", huh?
I was actually fortunate enough to see the original "Wargasm", in Boston in 1986; it was the side-project of a guy named Dan Lilker, best known for his work in the legendary thrash band "Nuclear Assault". If anything, his Wargasm project was even more abrasive than NA was. These Brits have a lot to live up to, whether they know it or not.