Hey! Flickr: Joan Loves Paper and so do I. Photography and collagey goodness. (via monoscope)

I really love viewing the working spaces of those creative folk. Notice that the old rule of "the messier the more productive" still seems to be presented? I wonder how much work is actually done by the ones that have the time to clean up their desk daily?

The other day I built a cheapass DIY lightbox (i cannot find the link to the original but there are quite a few; editor's note: found it!), which allows me to do do decent "backgroundless" shots of my toys and such, but what I really want to know is about taking better pictures of food.

Other sources of Open Source Web Design are not just good for actual templates but good for inspiration.

Fabien Barral, who still does some of my favourite grunge-y dezine, has a brilliant list of inspirational links.

More clean blogging at Left Lane.

Oooooooo ShaunInman.com -- cleeeean.

Ooooo, pretty design over at Authentic Boredom.

Oh now this is the type of site I want to see for inspiration, the blue ink of Bearskinrug.

Oh yeah, I can use these Pictures from Old Books as source material for D&D. (thanx yougeek)

Please, inspire me teevee.

Something from the archives, now categorized. MetroStation.

I link to portfolios and design sites as future inspiration for my CD Covers. Such as Stopbreathing.

Really, in these days of templated or non-design, a nicely designed weblog still does it for me. And I was brought here because she did the site look for Suw.

It's a portfolio and it's called intransient. It's Canadian and possibly Torontonian. It also has a photoblog.