However, if I understand correctly, Nair for Men should only be applied to the back, chest, arms or legs. Why not a man’s face? My beard grows faster than Chia on a pet. I wake up at 8:00 and already have a 5:00 shadow. Why can’t Nair safely remove unwanted facial hair and make my face look as smooth as a baby’s behind without the diaper rash? Another problem I have with shaving is I tend to loose a lot of blood. Nair for faces would surely be preferable to scraping off the top three epidermis layers everyday with a razor.
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You know, that's a very good question...
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I've noticed a few nick-names former FreeHand users have given Illustrator since switching and all prove to be accurate ironically enough. Here are some I've heard. (Feel free to share more in your comments below)
- Frustrator
- Castrator
- ill-luckstrator
- #$@!stratorSee a trend developing?
Yes, the nugget is one of those who still mourns her beloved Freehand. :(
And yes, I use Illustrator these days. Because I'm forced to.
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Absolutely amazing fractal stuff by Daniel White (with help from friends).
It's found by following a relatively simple math formula. But in the end, it's still only 2D and flat - there's no depth, shadows, perspective, or light sourcing. What we have featured in this article is a potential 3D version of the same fractal.
Something to go right along with my Rogue theory.
Why do people so often write 'rouge' when they mean 'rogue'?
Why, because rogues are evil, horrible folk, often painted red by the blood they're covered in, of course!
When you work primarily with/in one language, it's easy to lose sight of how beautiful the written forms of other languages are.
This article gives a great overview on the many shiny writing systems and languages humans have developed over the course of history.
For Nelson. Hey, it's only about 4 years late...