Ganked from ansfrid

Excellent demonstration against pollution: inverse graffiti.
(Video time 3:22) [ETA: that's mins:secs, not hrs:mins.]

Ganked from ms_danson

Good advice for me for when I make time to get serious about this DJ'ing thing, which I shouldn't do until after I finish this accursed thesis thing. To which, now that I think of it, some of this also applies... hmmm.

• Find a sanctuary where you can comfortably work.
• Dedicate at least two hours a day to your art.
• Have more than enough equipment and supplies.
• Set short- and long-term goals and keep track of progress.
• Think of your work as exercise, not championship play.
• Explore series development and exhaust personal themes.
• Work alone with the benefit of books and perhaps tapes.
• Replace passive consumption with creative production.
• Use your own intuition and master your technology.
• Feel the joy of personal, self-generated sweat.
• Fall in love with your own working processes.
• Be forever on the lookout for the advent of style.
• Try to be your own person and claim your rights.
• Don't bother setting yourself up for rejection.
• Don't swing too wildly and damage the well-being of others.
• Don't jump into the ring until you're feeling fit.

By Robert Genn, via an article in Art News Blog.