Phelan Riessen

On January 27th, 2010, someone crashed into a transformer around 5th and Laurel causing a power outage for 3+ hours in the Bankers Hill area of San Diego. All was black except a few businesses with power generators, headlights from cars and occasional solar powered lighting in people's yards. It was eerie but interesting none the less.

As serial entrepreneurs, it seems ideas flow through our heads faster than the Hudson River. Yes, ideas can be a dime a dozen. So…it's all in the execution. Recently a discussion was had with my awesome business partner at Digithrive, Enrique Gutierrez. We started talking how cool Posterous is and on so many levels. With that said, we decided to launch Themerous. The cool thing is, we were able to launch the site from start to finish including domain name registration, hosting, theme, content, conversion to XHTML and pop it into Digithrive's CMS Projexr.

Themerous is our custom social network theming site where we offer branding, theming, and any customization of sites such as Twitter, Posterous, MySpace (yes I said it) and even WordPress themeing.  Whether you run a small personal blog, just starting to get into social media with your business or are a fortune 500 company looking to make your presence on the net as best as it can be, let Themerous be your solution.

These Brushtastic brand cracked paint fonts are the latest lettering font sets inspired from the Photoshop brushes on Digithrive's new product site: Brushtastic.com. This font set was inspired by some awesome sunbeat old parking lot numbers layered on cracked pavement. This Brushtastic brand font contains 0 through 10 with uppercase letters A through Z. To check out more fonts by Phelan visit his fonts portfolio page. Click HERE to purchase this font for $25 in .TTF format from Payloadz using Paypal.

We caught this guy hiding underneath our bed.

He takes pride in his works, but not in proofreading. How many mistakes will you accept before you say no way I'm not doing any business with you? I'm not sure about you, but if I see one misspelling on a printed flier or marketing piece and its off to the round file for me.

Double check your work, you don't get a second chance.

What could possibly be better than seeing a Lamborghini cruising down the street? How about 25 of them at street show?

I can think of few other things actually but the Lamborghini show in Little Italy helped reinforce my desire to generate more money so I can some day satisfy my childhood dreams of owning one of these bad boys. It'll probably be right around my mid life crisis when I finally can afford one, but hey I gotta shoot for something. I've loved these cars ever since I saw pictures of a Lamborghini Countach in the mid 70's. For the win!

Parking in an urban environment can be a bitch. My truck was already parked and somehow the white car did must have done a 50 point turn to parallel park there.