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We all watch movies, everyone has seen them, few know the stories behind them; I'm talking about the movie studios logos.
I watch a lot of films, old or new makes no difference to me as long as the story is good and like most I may have noticed the logos but I've never paid attention to them.

Over at Neatorama there are loads of interesting posts but one that really caught my eye was called The Stories Behind Hollywood Studio Logos.

That Dreamworks logo, you know the one with the boy fishing on the moon; that boy's name is William. His story and more can be read in this brief history.





Aaron Goodman is an American photographer who over the past 13 years has created some incredibly interesting photos.

As a photo illustrator, his work has been featured in Time, Forbes, Business Week and many other magazines.

Check out his galleries at Aaron Goodman: Photo Illustrator and Photography.










Digital Artist Michael Oswald has some amazing Digital Women Puppet Illustrations - Half Robot/Half Women.

Many are familiar with his "Carve Your Own Destiny" image, a look through his gallery pages and you'll spot even more that have been used in advertising.

What makes his pages worth visiting are the "Before and After" images and the "Step by Step" methods he uses to produce his illustrations. For anyone interested in digital art, this is a great learning tool.

Anyone that knows me - knows that I like the word "stuff"!

My reasons for liking such a simple word are; stuff can mean anything and everything or absolutely nothing at all. This one versatile little word can be used in so many different ways and as I've learned over the years "Stuff" doesn't make for a very good label on disks.

Here's some stuff I found online that are pretty interesting.

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