Jeremy Boggs wrote in to point me to this very neat blog where each entry is a scanned page from a Moleskine notebook. ¶
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danithew | December 6th, 2004 @ 11:08 pm |
Very nice. I’ve been looking around for blogs that post only art or drawings.
Roy Schestowitz | December 7th, 2004 @ 1:03 am |
I’m not sure it’s really the vocation of WP. I feel awkward when I see photo blogs. That’s like using PHPbb as a todo list or Gallery as an archiving tool.
Mark | December 7th, 2004 @ 9:55 am |
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Mike Karolow | December 7th, 2004 @ 1:26 pm |
Roy,
I think it speaks to WP’s versatility. Why not use Gallery to arcfive, if it works well for you?
Joachim | December 7th, 2004 @ 1:43 pm |
Thank you very much for this post, Matt!
First BoingBoing, then the WordPress Main Man himself… when I started this blog, it was only for a few friends and me
danithew: thanks, I’m discovering your graphical blog, and I hope to see more soon!
Roy: using a blog to display photos or drawings is like using a blog to display text. I want to express myself graphically, and publish my journal daily. Why should I use anything else than a blog? and Pictorialis is providing exactly what I want
Mark: Pictorialis I was the best thing I tested. I was also familiarized with WordPress, so it was clearly the best thing I could use =)
Jeremy | December 7th, 2004 @ 1:58 pm |
I certainly think Le Moleskine, and other blogs like it, is much more than a “photo blog.” And, like Mike says, its a versitile use of Wordpress, and the blog medium in general. What makes scanning the thoughts and ideas one composes in a Moleskin journal, and posting them on the web, different from writing a simple text weblog?
Jeremy | December 7th, 2004 @ 1:59 pm |
Yeah, and what Joachim said!
Roy Schestowitz | December 7th, 2004 @ 10:18 pm |
Mike, many things work but they are not always ideal. Example: millions think IE is the best browser; billions use paper to record tasks.
Joachim, I don’t know what tools (if any) exist for this purpose. You might find out one day an recall what I said. I didn’t realise that Pictorialis was involved so I take some of my words back.