Well... It's been a long time coming but I've decided that updating this site is important to me and I have to make time to do it. While I set up Stuartistry.com to show off my photos and art work, the search engine stats show that Home Theater PC (HTPC) information is in big demand. I want to help by providing more details on my own HTPC experiences.

Hang in there and stop back for more updates.

Well... It's been a while since my last update. However, I have been busy working on the site. I standardized the format of the subheadings and teasers in all of the sections. In June, I started revising the About section of the site. I divided both the About Me and About Stuartistry.com articles into multiple parts. This involved creating forward and backward linking capabilities in CityDesk.

Unfortunately, there were many interruptions between then and now. I've posted the first few installments of my autobiography and the following changes are also in the works:

• I'm working on a FAQ for the Help section. A few of the questions have been added and the answers will be posted soon.
• I started fleshing out the Links section. I've encountered many helpful sites and products that I'd like to share with all of you.
• New photos and artwork are being prepared. I've been playing with a few newly acquired programs to create artwork form photos. There's already a couple of samples from BuzzPro in the Watercolor Gallery of the PhotoArt section. I will be posting samples from Virtual Painter and a somewhat obscure Impressionist filter from Microsoft soon.
• I'm looking for an easy way to market my photos and artwork. A new service from the folks at Deviant Art looks promising. More on this later.

Thank you for your continued interest in Stuartisry.com.

I posted some photos of Walt Disney World.

I posted some watercolors to the Photo Art section. These started out as photos but with a little tweaking in Photoshop they became works of art.

I also added the beginning of my biography to the About Me page.

Aside from locking down the format of the site, several pictures have been added to the World Trade Center Gallery. Next steps include:

• Style sheet standardization
• Changeable top graphic
• Placing common HTML into CityDesk variables

Here it is! My new website.