Sunday, December 28, 2008
Coraline
Too bad Dell ruined that Tim Burton/Henry Sellick font with their shitty ads for shitty computers. Coraline was lucky I clicked on the banner in the first place.
Coraline Webpage
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Don't worry, hacks

http://adverlab.blogspot.com/2008/12/your-ad-agency-on-ebay.html
Monday, December 22, 2008
hey writers.
I can't live without this reference page. bookmark it, or better yet add it to your firefox toolbar.
Common errors in English usage.
Friday, December 19, 2008
CONGRATS TO THE PATRI-FUCKING-OT
Let's celebrate tonight. Everyone that's still in town is invited. Party at my place tonight. 1361 N Highland Ave. Say 10ish? You should come.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Music videos I've been watching on repeat
The first one is pretty captivating and I love the song:
The second one is fuuuuucking amazing.
So amazing, in fact, that I would actualy describe it to my own grandmother as "fucking amazing." And I might want to marry the girl.
thunderheist - jerk it from thatgo on Vimeo
The movements remind me of a gigantic truck engine in idle. Beautiful.
Friday, December 12, 2008
Vote!
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Monday, December 8, 2008
The Creative Process by John Cleese

Comic genius John Cleese sat down for an interview a few years ago and had a lot to say about creativity and the creative process. I keep coming back to this passage, where he discusses the importance of whim...
I knew a wonderful teacher once—a tutor. He tutored my stepsons and my elder daughter. He said to me, "Always start where the energy is."
People make an awful mistake by starting where the energy isn't. If you're feeling very world-weary—and sometimes we're all in that boat—you have to sit down with something that's going to engage you. That doesn't mean you just switch on the TV and watch a cartoon, but it does mean asking, What would be fun? Maybe take a piece of paper and a pencil and start drawing silly things. Go for a walk. Just sit very quietly watching your breathing. Anything. Just allow the whim to get you going.
Now, you can't do this all of the time; it's too disconnected. But I think in that particular frame of mind, when you run out of energy and motivation, I think you have to go right down to the instinct, right down to a whim.
I'm coming up on 60, and I'm wondering where my life will begin to go. I need to take a slightly different direction. I talked to a very wise man, and he said, "If you're trying to find a new direction, don't plan it, because this [pointing to his head] has been planning your life up to now. You can't plan something new with the same old apparatus." He said, "Leave a gap. Leave a space, and just do things on auto for a while. Just see where these whims take you."
It's like creativity. You have to follow it without knowing where you're going. If you try to control where you're going, you're back in the same process. It's like asking a piece of machinery that's broken to mend itself.Taken from: http://badbanana.typepad.com/ and http://www.creativecreativity.com/
Image from: http://tomaeembrulha.blogsome.com/
Twenty-four hour puppy?
Thursday, December 4, 2008
In case you haven't seen it.
7 and a half *props to Cagle for showing this to me.
*note that only two of these props are mad.











