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.
Now everybody can be a music producer with this fun interactive music sequencer called Incredibox. “Incredibox is an original idea, created...
Everybody loves free music! So check out the free Gutterth Compilation Three download from Gutterth Records. Featuring songs from...
I’ve discovered Sarah Hennessey’s work through her etsy shop sometimesiswirl. Hennessey is a midwestern girl who loves to doodle....
Sick of that bald baby? I know every parent wants their child to look like a cabbage patch kid. Well...
So this is the cutest and greatest use of that lonesome glove you have lying around because you lost...
It’s funny because it’s true, you can’t argue with Jessica Hische on that one.
I love working for The Shorthorn and love it even more when I produce some award-winning material for our...
I had the pleasure of going to the Sappi sponsored “Folded Inspiration” presented by Kit Hinrichs and Trish Witkowski...
