via the99percent.com Great series of tips and articles for creative people. Like their title says, Small Changes equals Big Results. We all could use some more Big Results 🙂
via the99percent.com Great series of tips and articles for creative people. Like their title says, Small Changes equals Big Results. We all could use some more Big Results 🙂
Tetris Sticky Notes | Colossal via thisiscolossal.com
via laughingsquid.com Thanks to my friend Rachael for posting this, leading me to share it with you. I find function and form fascinating, and thus have always loved looking at specimens and structure combined with biology and such. The dyed colours here makes the details pop and just wow’s the viewer, enabling details to be […]
via vimeo.com Great little creative project to add a little nature mofif to your home : ) Fun project with kids too!
I had a recent experience where during the end of my pitch to a prospective client, they asked if I’d be willing to do some spec work in order to help them decide between me and the other competing agencies. I said no, explained why, and got the job a week later. To Designers Every […]
via benhasapencil.blogspot.com Blogoliolio: Ghost of Gone Birds – Bishop’s O’ O’ Love the colours, composition and style of illustration.
Lost Inspiration. Offering Reward. By Adriana In Resources On April 8, 2011· 10 Comments Whether you’re a graphic designer, a web designer, a blogger or another job that implies being creative, you have to admit that sometimes in your career you found yourself in a situation when you didn’t know what to do. That is […]
via thisiscolossal.com Wow! fantistic sculpture. Now this is where the word ‘awesome’ seems fitting.
via joshuaminsky.com I’ve heard this singer a few times over the last month while doing my grocery shopping over at Granville Island. His voice is soothing and often makes me smile and feel as if I’m in Paris or something (I haven’t been yet). Today, seeing him dressed up nicely, entertaining the throngs of people […]
Here it is. I’m dead, and this is my last post to my blog. In advance, I asked that once my body finally shut down from the punishments of my cancer, then my family and friends publish this prepared message I wrote—the first part of the process of turning this from an active website to […]
via onlab.ch I love ingenuity that creates interactive creatively for others…. Love!
via wastelandmovie.com I cannot wait to see this. The trailer has captured me…
This was the first time I made it out to the ECU Foundation show, and on opening night, and I was impressed with the calibre of art with some of the students who will be going into Emily Carr fulltime. Foundation year means the students are there to explore and build a portfolio to get […]
via blog.flickr.net nice to see the addition of Flickr’s sharing abilities, making it a bit more streamlined for Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr users.
via styleathome.com always liked translucent paper shaded lamps, esp when there is some b&w photographic or vintage sketch details to it. ideas ideas.
via home-designing.com Be still my heart. gorgeous architecture. love the clean lines and openness.
10 Ways To Drive Traffic To Your Blog From A Top Social Media Channel Written by jeffbullas – 16 Comments and 7 Reactions Categories: Social Media Share11 The major social media channels I participate in are Blogs, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn and I do have some presence on some other social media sites such […]
PhoneGap is an open source implementation of open standards. That means developers and companies can use PhoneGap for mobile applications that are free, commercial, open source, or any combination of these. The PhoneGap project will always remain free and open source under an MIT license. via phonegap.com I love the spirit in which Open Source […]
via vimeo.com wow. so beautiful. and effective too, since it’s an ad speaking to the problems with lack clean potable water for those who need it.
via etsy.com I am really loving the series of video portraits on artists and crafters from Etsy. They are well done and artistic in itself. Nanopod, as featured here, makes amazing metal and glass pieces, and it’s awesome to get a glimpse through her eyes and mind of where she gets her inspiration from.