Sam

Yes, I do have a long fringe.

Just for the sake of quality?

It's not terribly great, I agree. I read on Pitchfork that they placed their mics they used for recording the live set midpoint between the amps and the crowd to give it a different vibe. A lot of background noise.

Haha, cheers Cameron :D The Sound Of Silence by Simon & Garfunkel

Highlighting seems a little overdone in my eyes.

Definitely try out Homework by Daft Punk, more or less essential electronic music in my opinion. Really diggin' A Cross The Universe by Justice at the moment. Sounds great on large, bassy speakers.

D.A.N.C.E. Pt. 2 by Justice

Lost Souls by Doves

Bought a pair of these sneakers today; Really, really good fit. Adidas sizing is strange, though.

Many forums already have mobile themes, no need to install external applications. The price will put many people off too - do consider that not everyone has smartphones.

Was there really need for that? While finding a good subject is a skill of the good photographer, isn't it good to experiment a little, to practice with light? - I think the problem here is the exposure - it's just a little bit too dark; exposing a couple of stops lighter would probably give the same effect but make it more visible. Don't be discouraged by our critique, we're only trying to help you improve.

$200,000 a show? What?

That's what it all boils down to.

I'm really getting into Aphex Twin now, I don't know why I didn't before. on topic: Glastonbury Live - Essential Mix - 26-06-2010 featuring Annie Mac, Toddla T, Chase & Status and Skream

Especially myself living in a town such as Glastonbury (which annually holds one of the biggest music festivals in the world), I think it's important that people share music just like they do at the festival, but if they really like it, they should pay for music.

I'm not sure where I stand on this. I really don't think it's such a large problem that the industry/labels make it out to be. A large majority of my collection is CD's I've borrowed from the library, borrowed off relatives/friends, and a fair few albums that I've bought.

The biggest problem here is underexposure. Invest in a tripod and you'll be able to do longer exposures (thus letting more light in, exposing your shots properly). Carry on practicing with manual focus, it's a skill that takes a lot of work to master. Work on focusing well before resorting to buying a prime lens and such.

Your current design looks really, really good Zack. Not an incredible amount of work that needs doing, I've always been a fan of your minimalistic-ish layouts.

No problem :D deviantART is a fantastic place to find tutorials on pixel art/isometric art. It'd be great to see you advance and produce more pixel art :D :thumbup:

Good to see you, Cowboy :D Teasers are looking great, I'm looking forward to seeing finished versions. No C/C from me as such, I've always found your work to be of a great standard :D

Very basic at the moment is what i can say. Needs a lot of work. Don't be afraid to try things out. Next time, try not to use cloning/repeated texture. One thing I noticed that was OK was the sunflower - the shading on the brown part looks nice - it's just a shame it's not on a bigger scale. There are countless tutorials all over the internet - (in this case, I've linked to 'pixel tutorials' on deviantart) - really detailing the nitty gritty of getting started with pixel art. It's good for a first try. Keep at it :)

Xtal by Aphex Twin 3.09PM - Pushit (Live) by Tool 9.23PM - Electioneering by Radiohead

The Dead Flag Blues by Godspeed You! Black Emperor