I love how Audrey Kawasaki’s paintings are sensual, innocent and erotic. They are beautiful and haunting, innovative, unique and attractive yet disturbing. Take a look at her gallery at audrey-kawasaki.com.

Audrey’s distinct style is influenced by manga comics as well as Art Nouveau.

Great vintage font! Available in both serif and sans-serif. Enjoy!

I have just read that Mandelbrot recently died. I had never heard of this mathematician before about a few months ago. These are shapes you may never have heard of, but they’re everywhere – jagged repeating forms called fractals. Also known as the Mandelbrot Set. If you know what to look for, you can find them in the clouds, in mountains, trees and every living creature. Benoit Mandelbrot begins using computers to explore solving problems in math in 1958. Computers helped him to understand patterns in nature in a new way. He used the term fractal to describe them and developed the Mandelbrot set in 1980.

Just found this inspiring little documentary on influencers in culture and really enjoyed it. It makes a great point at the end about how things are changing again now with social media.

Inspired mag put out a good article on wordpress as a CMS, and a bit of a users guide here. They also touch on a few good plugins. I agree with that list and have used most of those on the sites I’ve built.

Enjoy.

I’ve been checking this site for awhile, just got the info on the future of web apps conference and some of the speakers were quite good.

Check the fun stuff under projects while you’re there…

There is so much here that I could dig into but I really enjoy the inspired list… well it is inspired magazine after all.

Some really great posts on this blog on HTML 5, css and other web goodies.

This blog interested me… This guy has been to 151 countries, so I have to say that’s inspiring.

Some interesting posts and writing…

I showed this site to my class about a month ago, I love showing them things to get them excited about where web is going…

A google and chrome experiment with interactive video and html5. Type in your address and you’ll see your own perspective in the video…