I realized today that I watch (or "follow") too many people here on deviantART. It's not bad actually. Every day my inbox is filled with great eye-candy and a lot of talent. That's the top side of it! So much interesting things to see and visions to share with the artists. I feel it's really important to have bits of imagination feed everyday, specially when you work with webdesign and development.

There is, however, the downside on watching those marvelous people too: missing stuff.

I often select deviations from both the daily features and my devwatch notices to share over Twitter and Plurk. While I do that in a daily basis, it means that I get in contact with a lot of styles I enjoy or people that can greatly contribute to my imagination. So I drop a comment, fave it, check his/her gallery and add the artist to the devwatch list. Do that at least thrice a week, and you'll have more than 70 people under your watch within a month.

It's not that I'm complaining about it. That's the good part of it all. The bad part is when you, for any reason, forget to check your inbox one day and miss a lot of good things left behind the newest messages. The one day, when I have the time to dig through all of the messages, I find things I should have shared and commented before, but I didn't...

Changing the subject now, my new website is up.
dotAmbient.com is no more. All the purpose behind the creation and maintenance of dotAmbient.com is now cremated. That, added to the fact that I simply forgot to renew the domain registration for 2009 and the lack of payment to the hosting company -- which resulted in the oblivion of all the contents of my late website -- encouraged me to start fresh. djyuki.com is up with no content. I intend to start a new weblog and keep two stories in it for the moment. With time, I'll think of better projects.

Gotta go. Work waits for me.