Getting in the pool of Flickr’s interestingness seems to be all about making photos of flowers, landscapes, animals and people’s portraits. So I like it when I find a profile on there which has just bit more than that. Two of them are included in this week’s web issue. Hope you like it: http://gizmag.eu/issue/57/.

On another note. I’m very excited about the interviews for the next PDF. I tried something different this time. And if it works, I’ll do it again probably. What I’m talking about? Well, you’ll have to wait and see. :) But it’s going to be pretty cool.

While I’m working on the new PDF issue of GizMag, nr 5. I just published a new web issue: http://gizmag.eu/issue/56/

Hi, I’m back.

No, I never actually left. Okay, I lied. I did. I was away for more than week. Skiing in the French Alps. And it was really fun! You should have come too. :) After that I felt a little bit sick. So the last few days I haven’t been very productive. Except for watching The Big Bang Theory. Which is the funniest sitcom ever! But you have to be a nerd to enjoy it. Or at least know a nerd, so you can ask what was so funny. I’m not a nerd. I just know a lot of them.

So, after 2 (or is it 3) weeks, I finally updated GizMag again. As usual it is the best of the best. So what are you still doing here on my blog? Go click the link! Do it! Now!

http://gizmag.eu/issue/55/

For some reason almost all the stuff on this week’s GizMag show faces. So let’s call it a face-edition. http://gizmag.eu/issue/54/

I love getting surprise packages by mail. Especially when I get something awesome like this silkscreen from Matias Vigliano! :)

This beautiful artwork is called Everything explodes, and is also available in his Etsy shop. It’s actually one of my favourites in his store.

Matias Vigliano is featured in the last GizMag PDF. And made this fantastic piece for the cover. He is an aritst from Argentinia and is part of the Doma Collective. I like his style and use of colour. If you look at his illustrations form a distance, they seem to be drawn with just a few lines. But looking closer, you see a whole lot of detail.

Thanks Matias, I appreciate this a lot!

Made some small modifications to GizMag today. I added some navigation buttons in the pages, so it would be easier to browse to previous issues.

And of course, I uploaded a new issue.

I’m not sure what I like about Lou O’ Bedlam‘s photos, but they all look very serene to me. Or maybe it are just all the beautiful girls he portraits. :) Anyway, I discovered him some time ago through his Flickr profile. Definitely worth a look.

ThruYou has been very popular I guess the last few weeks. But I find it so awesome, I wanna help spread the word on his great remixes! (I actually forgot to include this last week.)

Well, a lot more inspiration in the latest GizMag. You’ve got to see it for yourself. http://gizmag.eu/issue/53/

The web truly is an unlimited resources of neat stuff. And that’s how I like it.
This week’s picks: http://gizmag.eu/issue/52/

Some awesome shit online at http://gizmag.eu/issue/51/.
And you have to see these videos…

Going Round The Houses by Nina Braun

ELA in Love at First Byte by PepperMelon

Beautiful paintings by Camilla d’Errico. Yet another fantastic exhibit of Gallery 1988 (San Francisco).

If you like to know more about Camilla, download the previous GizMag PDF #3!

Some more nice links to GizMag!

• QNT
• Hongkiat (Yes, I already mentioned this one, but I’m a Top Pick!)
• Notcot
• Trends Now
• Bildirgec
• Design Flakes
• Vectips
• Pixelgangster
• Designslices
• FreshDump
• Look At Me
• …

Thanks a lot you all! :)