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Lego hip hop album cover, amazing idea. Well done Nick Hanekom & Glen Manucdoc, these album covers are about as close as you could get to the real thing. If you happen to stumble across our humble blog please please do Del the Funky Homosapien – I wish my brother was here.

I stumbled across Genevieve Gauckler’s website the other day, and was like “oh thats the illustration for that”, “and that”. It’s nice discoveing a body of work so diverse in subject, medium & style yet so consistent in those little ways you hardly pick up on.



Lightning effects are attractive elements in graphical design and sometimes even needed to express a meaning or carry a certain message or mood.
psdfan set up a collection of tutorials for some outstanding ones in a 3 part series. A potent provision
of new skills and inspiration definitely worth a look.

Here are the links to all article parts:
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
A fully functioning browser based audio production tool. Or as I like to call it ‘something to make horrible noises with’ Hobnox’s audiotool is amazing you can play about with switches and knobs till your finger bleeds. But without some serious knowledge of audio production and/or time I suggest you stick to the defaults. Still defiantly worth a go!
