Hot damn I love LA Graphica - those new pieces are the epitome of rad.

It seems that StickerNation is making a come back.. I'm tempted to submit some pieces but I think I'll hold off - the world may not be ready for the Ted Bundy stencil.

Great Donnie Darko fan site called Cellar Door to check out. Specifically the pages from The Philosophy of Time Travel transcripted on to the page are nice. Thanks to Ryn for the link.

Check out the Mary Timony site that just launched. Some cool mp3 demo's as well as a short film collaborative effort between Mary and Brett Vapnek.

It sucks that it took a sniper to prevent the release of Phone Booth. If the media needs to somehow find a positive spin to this whole debacle - I'd say the delayed (or maybe indefinite cancelling) of Phone Booth is the angle to go with.

Leave it to Madrid to provide me with some quality links. Check out the works of Ok Avenue which includes the sites for Saddle Creek Records and Rilo Kiley (among many other interesting sites.. such as the 49'r lounge).

Got the new 12 Rods today - and I must say "The Time Is Right (To Be Wrong)" is nice to have on properly produced stereo CD sound (along with "Telephone Holiday") instead of just bootleg. Maybe you should go check them out? Yea.. I think so.

Check the new site for Dalek Art - such a great style. And while I'm stealing from Nick (he has the best links!), check out Satan Arbeit - snutty styles. Is there a moral dilemma in posting links of interest that were originally posted on someone else's site? I mean, I'm not trying to take away from Nick's site - he just posts stuff that I enjoy viewing.

It seems that this Frida movie should be fairly interesting - some camera tricks that could be pleasing to the eye. Or it could be horrible, because I'm not sure the cast can really portray the life of Frida Kahlo (sorry.. Salma Hayek just doesn't do a whole lot for me).

Is "intense misting" a weather condition? If not, it should be - because it definetly exists.

Quick reminder to all you Win 2000 / Win XP users out there - you really need to do this or you're going to start having spam pop-ups that you have no way of avoiding (unless you do what that page says).

Awww man!! Super ultra-rare Failure vinyl that's REALLY expensive ($100 for 2 songs? wha?!).

Two links to satisfy your art hunger for the weekend. Some amazing work at Quik and Dirty - I wish those stencils were real... damn you Photoshop and your photo editing capabilities. And unabomber for the more hands-on art fans out there. Link via Jamie and Nick - respectively.

Some rad designs over at design for chunks - lots of great illustrations. It amazes me how many people use random animals or "hot ladies" for a barf bag.

I've got a mix tape up over at blather.org. I entitled it "caustic concern" just for Mike. Go load it up, sit back, and enjoy.

Have I mentioned how rad it is that Travis over at podLob gives out free useful php scripts? AND he still has the best polaroid collection to be found on the web.. go figure.

I watched the movie entitled Ted Bundy tonight expecting.. well I dunno what I was expecting but what I got in return was pretty much total crap. With the exception of a few photo's and snippets of film used from the time period when Ted Bundy was at large the rest was horrible. The editing was trying so hard to be cool at times (but failing), the acting was pretty bad, the character development was unbelievably sub-par.. it didn't even make sense how Ted Bundy COULD be a serial killer if he acted the way Michael Reilly Burke portrayed him. And the plot.. ugh.. the movie didn't even show Ted's main motive for killing!! Where was Stephanie Brooks? Why absolutely no mention of her? Horrible horrible movie.. glad we just borrowed it from a friend, and didn't pay money to see it.

For anyone who cares to check out the cream of the crop of my first roll of Lomo film - go here. My 7 absolute favorite from the roll, though there were many more that I really enjoyed. Maybe I'll scan them one day. Overall, Gorgeous colors.. I love em. On a side note, does anyone know if the CD's that Eckerd offers during photo development is still within the 1 Hour time limit? That'd be rad.. I hate scanning.

Another page has been added to the book of dbox.

I finished reading Douglas Couplands Microserfs last night and thought it was alright. It had alot of interesting twists and turns and introspections on life but a majority of the characters were a little heavy handed with their dialogue most of the time. Unrealistic I suppose is the best word for it.. I suppose that's why it's a book and not a documentary. Overall, it was quite enjoyable and for those of you who have read it and want to know what it says on pages 308-309, here ya go.