I am going up to Lake Tahoe with my friends this weekend for my birthday. It’s gonna be a fun trip!! Hope my sickness doesn’t bother me jet skiing tomorrow XD

The Yellow Dino is an imaginary wonderland of Yudi Andhika or also known as Upnix, Indonesian base graphic artist who drown into contemporary character design and street art. The name Yellow Dino is based on Yudi’s alter ego character, Goji the dino, a small yellow dinosaur who dont want to grow up and addicted to hit empty spaces with cute shape and fun atmosphere to at least bring happy and smile on people’s face.

[Source: TheYellowDino]

Another 3D modeling by using Modo. Luv the texture rendering, looks very realistic.

“The home of racing”

Advertising Agency: The Jupiter Drawing Room, Johannesburg, South Africa

[Source: Ads of the World]

A truly interactive flash site with interesting 3D world map navigation. I can tell there must be tons of hard works and hours put behind this site. Everything is well-organized and user-friendly.

Mysterious, glowing clouds previously seen almost exclusively in Earth’s polar regions have appeared in the skies over the United States and Europe over the past several days.

Photographers and other sky watchers in Omaha, Paris, Seattle, and other locations have run outside to capture images of what scientists call noctilucent (”night shining”) clouds. Formed by ice literally at the boundary where the earth’s atmosphere meets space 50 miles up, they shine because they are so high that they remain lit by the sun even after our star is below the horizon.

The clouds might be beautiful, but they could portend global changes caused by global warming. Noctilucent clouds are a fundamentally new phenomenon in the temperate mid-latitude sky, and it’s not clear why they’ve migrated down from the poles. Or why, over the last 25 years, more of them are appearing in the polar regions, too, and shining more brightly.

[Source: Wired]