For some reason I rarely visit microbians.. but I did today and I realize that I'm missing out. Great covers and projects (beyond the chromless window). The animation on "Freedom Line" and "Work and Work" is amazingly smooth..

Woah, I want a copy of LOST. An ongoing documentary project focusing on graffiti in LA. Only 250 copies available and it's only $15 bucks... Oh, and Swanky has some nice pieces in general to check out.

This subject has been beaten into the ground more time than I can count, but it's always nice when a fresh perspective comes along. Check out this article written by Tim O'Reilly (you know the books) about the whole file-sharing issue and the internet. Well written, easy to read, and a fresh perspective. Link via Dolan.

More photo goodness from Christmas time. Only this time it's not in the comments, they are viewable right here. The 'forest' and 'goldies' are probably my favorites but I still love any pic with that LOMO film..

Illustration madness and stencil goodness over at Regular Product. Definetly a nice variety of styles.

Being the fanatic that I am, I instantly have interest in Melvin Goes To Dinner - mearly because it was directed by Bob Odenkirk (and also has David Cross in it a bit). Anyone going to Slamdance wanna let me know how it goes?

I'm posting some pics I just imported from the ole digital camera from my recent trip to the grandparents into the comments of this post. No, it's not all family members you know nothing about.. they're just.. photos. Enjoy while I'm out spending some Christmas money.. mmm... old Dredg album for me...

Two days late but.. Merry Christmas, it's a clone! And it's a product of extraterretrials who created mankind. I kind of think this woman is nuts.

I'm off to tend to Christmas duties.. I hope everyone has a great holiday. Remember that it's not about the gifts, it's about remembering other people (yea, its cheesy.. but I'm just following Nicks instructions). So go tell someone Merry Christmas and mean it!

Check out Jeremy's pics of Steve Delopoulos. Yea I don't know who he is either but the medium format pics are quite pleasing to the eye.

Check out BSurcey. The Calendar poster is worth the visit in itself, but the loading animation and pretty much every single thing in the portfolio (including the extra random flash pieces that supplment the works) are great. Link via the615.

I can't say I really understand why you would want a Sphere PC but hey, they made one! Why not?

So, that's high school physics, right? I love Exploding Dog.

Check the works of Richard May. There's a very precise grunge and sloppiness to the style.. very nice.

Today is moving day at KNI. So I'll be offline for a minute while we get our junk OUT of the basement and into the nice hardwood floored office upstairs. Hopefully they'll be some pics to share as well later.

Just when you thought they couldn't get any worse, it seems that pop-up ad's have a new trick up their sleeve. Now if you just run your mouseover them they will "kick-through" to the proper site. I can't wait. Thank you Ad Muncher for taking care of these things for me...

Check out some weekend images from Hollandesign. I'm a sucker for the distressed numbers.

Many thanks to Mac for The Awful Truth episodes on DVD. I never caught the show when it was actually on TV so it's nice to be able to go back and see what I missed.

The new Tom Petty site is rather smooth. Love the "Last DJ" mini-site and the subtle collage on the discography page.

I'm stealing this straight from J. Purvis and letting you all know that you need to read this Wired article. Because it simply outlines alot of the freedoms the US Patriot Act has stripped from you.. scary stuff.