Oi. Too Many Blogs-

Damn this thing called progress.  If you're a creative professional, having samples of your work available in a medium a client wants it is everything. Lucky me. I get to be born during a time where everything about illustration changes multiple times at the speed of light.

First there were portfolio books. Then the web came along and you ditched your books and created static websites which you rarely updated because updating was a pain in the ass.  Then came blogs which was a brilliant way to keep people updated so you had a website and a blog. Then came Facebook which made blogging for most people unnecessary. At the moment you have Wordpress which is the mother of all sites because you can make it do everything you want with relative ease.

Lucky me.

I have all of this crap in addition to Twitter. Like stuff that collects in your house after years, my online stuff has turned into a giant clutter.

What am I going to do with all this stuff?

Here's how I'm rolling:

• Planet Yang keeps you updated on everything from the creative end.
• If you want smart ass Yang and updates about work, Twitter is your guy. 
• Facebook is pretty much what Yangblog World was before there was Facebook.
• Yangblog is where I let my freedom flag fly. It gets updated whenever I feel like updating it. It is the online equivalent of riding in a convertible with the top down and letting your hair fly. In my case, it is imaginary hair.

Does that clear things up?

I didn't think so.