They found this guy in a zoo in Cleveland. Part monkey, part bunny, part paint.Net, part hilarity. OK, less hilarity. But still good times at Sewell.
PS - Paint.NET is towards the top of my ‘A-list’ free software out there. If you haven’t used it, I highly recommend trying it. It’s 100% free and actually has very little to do with MS Paint, which is a joke. It won’t offer the full functionality of Adobe or JASC’s line of image editing software, but it still has all the main fun features you could want. This includes a wide variety of tools, including magic wand and lasso selection, rubber stamping, color extraction, polygon shapes, etc. The latest edition (3.0 at time of writing) also lets you open various images in an intelligent tab system. You can also drag and drop files direct from their directory onto Paint.NET where it allows you to either drop it into a new layer or into it’s own editing area in a new tab. Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. Also absolutely free. Which makes it more absolutely brilliant. Absolutely, absolutely brilliant.
February 16th, 2007 at 4:38 pm
[…] Every week here at Sewell, we have a marketing meeting. These are used to inform the marketing staff of our site traffic trends, conversion rates, etc. I also make a presentation on new and upcoming products we’ll be selling (I do merchandising). Sewell’s a pretty relaxed place to work, so we can have some fun with these presentations. I think I had more fun than I was even planning on and completely lost control for a little while. How embarrassing. Anyway, our guest star in today’s presentation was the Bunkey. Please feel free to download it and share it with your friends. But not your best friends. They’ll think you’re weird and heaven knows you worked way too hard for those to let Bunkey kill that. […]
February 21st, 2007 at 3:35 pm
[…] Audacity is another one of those programs I file under “must-have.” Like unto paint.net, it’s one of those programs that disproves the old “you get what you pay for” saying. It is, indeed, 100% free, very useful, and very easy to use. […]