Virtual Passion

I have been a web designer for a very long time, since that day I typed 'http://www.cnn.com' after I saw the url on tv whilst doing vocational work at Eskom  Simmerpan.  I loved the medium, still do, but I have lost the passion for it. 



I spent like 9 years or so in this medium creating artworks for public consumption, manupilating the pixel to create illusions of existance.

It was an interesting journey, as I type this, on my left is a 'design' I am working on for a client, that needs the site running by tuesday morning, it can be done, it will be done, it will be my last commercial design work; everything else from now on will be design for the passion.

I no longer find it interesting to spend 4 weeks trying to map out what clients want in thier own heads to visuall mediums that their customers can understand what the client is all about.  I can't do it; Sure the money is good; but it is a waste of my time.

A friend of mine spoke of me, lacking the ability to seperate what I am and what I have to do.  In order to run a profitable business one has to be able to do just that. Satisfy the client, make the client happy.  I can't do that, design is personal, it is an expression of all I know, think, feel, hate, love.  So, it is best not to get personal with clients, and thus not design for clients.

I rest. 

 
design, web, passion
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  2. that this is my and you
  3. can find out who I am from this
  4. With that said ,
  5. is what I wanted to with you. — and yes, please