One of the things I like about myself is the ability to appreciate other peoples craft and skill. I came across this a number of months ago on youtube and found myself drawn into Takagi Masakatsu's moving paintings and the description of how he works.

You have to admire someone not only blessed with great observation, but also the ability to recreate what he sees in a new medium.

I liked his closing quote, in talking about seeing colour and light in the world ... "In a sense I am not expressing anything that is not already there"

Ok we all know that it doesn't mater what industry you are in, or how you spend your time. It is those people that have the best creative spirit that seem to do so well, and have the most fun. This video shows how the best creative juice is made ... enjoy :-)

I just came across a very cool blog post on the Neatorama website covering the history of some big tech company logos. Sounds a bit dull but it's actually really interesting and includes some very cool stories. I didn't know this, but from the post was amazed to learn that Ronald Wayne, along with Wozniak and Jobs, actually founded Apple Computer. In 1976, after only working for two weeks at Apple, Wayne relinquished his stock (10% of the company) for a one-time payment of $800 because he thought Apple was too risky! Just imagine ... today that stock would be worth billions. LOL Now I have been a Apple Fan Boy since the beginning but today I learnt something new. Enjoy http://www.neatorama.com/2008/02/07/the-evolution-of-tech-companies-logos/

I talk with people a lot about website creation, online communities and blogging and I’m constantly surprised at the differing attitudes to what works, what’s trendy and often what’s affordable. On one side of the room, the geeks say Web 2.0 is about the technology; on the other the marketing people and professors reckon it’s about the people. But isn't it about the purpose? Why are we doing this, and who is it for? Restaurants are like this. You can build the most elegant dining room, back it with the best kitchen and staff, invite all the popular people – but they won't come back unless you serve good food, project your style and find an audience to match it. If you're new to social media, here are a couple of excellent videos from a really cool site called www.commoncraft.com . Enjoy. Social Media Social Networking

LOL Ok somedays the internet makes ... This guy on Twitter has 754 followers and he hasn't yet said anything!! I hope all those people aren't holding their breath ... But just in case you to want to sit in anticipation too I have included the link here Tell me below what makes you laugh as you travel the internet?