<strong>A look at the artist's work</strong> Over the years, Bert Monroy has become a legend in digital art. Here are some reasons why......
Combining glamour photography and digital art. Although Nakahara is based out of NYC, his work often feels as if it's from another world....
<strong>Cool photo work of Neil "FrizzyCube" Nakahara</strong> Samples of this photographer's very unique blend of photos and digital art...
<strong>Classic interview envisioned as animation</strong> A perfectly composed, new vehicle for Lennon's wit and timeless message from 1969....
<strong>The Spam Poetry Project</strong> What They Were Pitching: Cheap Handbags & Jewelry...
<strong>A social-media experiment in raising funds</strong> On On May 20th, 2009, Drew Olanoff was diagnosed with cancer. This gave him an idea......
A fun collection of reality meets kitsch. The concept is wonderfully simple, but the execution takes patience and steady hands (and eyes). ...
<strong>The Spam Poetry Project</strong> What They Were Pitching: Stock Trading Tips...
<strong>MySpace Music Spotlight</strong> A small army of sound experimentalists describing their sound as Mark Twain on an absinthe binge....
<strong>Syracuse band needs help with their next video</strong> They need tons of tinsel, lights, plus any kind of random extra Xmas decorations....
<strong>Still one of the most misunderstood songs ever</strong> The message was a powerful one. Sadly it remains all but lost to the ears of many listeners....
<strong>Propagating opinion online since 1999</strong> Truth be told, I've been in the opinion propagation biz far longer than ten years....
<strong>Music Video</strong> An interesting, creative video utilizing still photos, stark animation and rhythmic edits by Johanna Moder....
<strong>Don't fix things, just make a weirder error page</strong> Since the onslaught of Digg users becoming Twitter users, the site's capacity issues glare....
A barrage of one-line nonsense that bands can search through for endless song or cd title inspiration. ...
<strong>This could be my last Digg submission...</strong> What were they thinking? Taking away our ability to shout articles among Digg friends makes no sense....
On May 16, 2009 after a year (to the very day), Jim Testa brought back the popular Jersey Beat Podcast....