Awesome Documentary: graffiti wars 2011

This is long, but definitely worth watching.

Awesome Ad: müller - wünderful stuff

and wonderful it is

Awesome Survival Story: Ross Capicchioni talks to the Berrics

Absolutely incredible story via devour

Awesome Ad: chevy - like father, like son

It's these kinds of spots where "Chevy Runs Deep" actually makes sense

Awesome Video: Capture the Can

This is the video by which all paintball videos will be judged


Machinima - Capture The Can from paydirt on Vimeo.

Awesome Ads: FedEx

Awesome Ad: PS3 - Long Live Play

Awesome Animation: John Kricfalusi gives The Simpsons the Ren & Stimpy treatment

Saw this over the weekend and absolutely loved it. Can't find the embed code, but click here to check it out.

Awesome Visionary: Steve Jobs

While many of us never had the opportunity to meet or work for Steve Jobs, we've all been touched by him. Not because we have a Mac, iPod, iPhone or iPad. And not because we've enjoyed every single Pixar movie and short ever made. But because we all witnessed him challenge the status quo. No one thought a movie studio could produce nothing but hits. No one thought to change user experiences from entering words to clicking on images. No one thought we'd be tied to our mobile devices. No one thought the biggest music store would exist online. No one thought design mattered so much. No one but Steve. He's made us all better at what we do. He presented the world with a level of excellence we can only hope to live up to. And if he could bring an attitude of perfection to everything he touched, why can't we do the same? Why can't we challenge what's expected of us. Why can't we question the way things are done? Why can't we strive to make everything better? If we are to truly remember Steve, we need to take a look at ourselves and everything we do, and strive for perfection.

 "Stay hungry. Stay foolish."


"Think Different"


By no means is this post, or this blog perfect. But, we're gonna try to make it perfect. RIP Steve.

Awesome Video: Brite Future's "Too Young to Kill"