Well, I've revamped my website. Gods, I hate working with frames! If my design didn't kind of need to use them I wouldn't bother.

Why is it that when I just want a vertical scrollbar in IE, then I get a horizontal one too? It looks fine in Firefox, but IE insists on putting in that stupid horizontal bar. However, when I fix it so that IE doesn't use the damn thing, then Firefox has it! Argh!! The frustration.

I've read just about every web forum out there to fix the problem, and none of the fixes work. And if I read one more comment from some snarky jackass saying that "the problem with the damn thing is that I'm using frames", I'm gonna scream.

If you don't have an answer to the gorram question, then just keep your mouth shut. Frames aren't "bad design". Sometimes you just want a damn iframe on the page so that people can see everything on it and still have access to the freaking menu.

Urgh! Forum Trolls make me mad!

On a lighter note, I've been inspired to do more art. Wheee! I guess I'm a sucky artist. Unless I have somebody telling me to do art or I'm inspired, then I'd rather be doing page layout or desktop publishing. Something about the design and flow of text is very appealing to me.

In any case, I've been doing more sketching and painting. I'll probably post a Cloverfield monster pick sometime this week. That should be fun to do.