There is something when catastrophes happen people want to share where they were. We all do it. That is why this New York Times interactive map is such a great tool. Connecting people and their memories from all over the world with social networking tools is genius. Kudos to the New York Times for taking a step to be innovative and thinking past the print product.
2012 World Press Photo of the Year taken by Samuel Aranda from Spain “A woman holding a wounded relative in her arms. The...
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Fredericksburg, Texas, a quaint town of roughly 10,500 and the perfect mini road trip destination for those looking to...
Ever wonder what printer ink looks like splattered all over the highway? Well wait no more courtesy of a...
Transform a piece of paper into a morphing three-dimensional sculpture. Via Sparkyarf
Remember that posting with the cute pigs eating cake? Well after a little googling I found more pig eating cake photos. To...
I worked on some album art for musician and producer LehtMoJoe. Check out some of his songs. Here
