The blog of my lovely other half. She posts queries about we all, doubts of everyday life, all with a scent of deep thought and fresh naive style.

Website of Gary Brewer, programming, surf, travels, you name it. Home of the generous G2007 network which kindly hosts this humble site. I did graphics for his GMail notifier and his Global Surfari portal.

The podcast for the digital photographer, made by my friend Chris Marquardt. Tips and tricks, interviews, contests, an awesome forum, a useful library, and nowadays the main project of his Top Floor Productions. I developed the tfttf logo you see there everywhere.

Portfolio of Anne-Julie Aubry, a great french ilustrator with a simple and lovely style, made of cute little girls, strong colors, flat animals, and beautiful textures.

useful software

• IrfanView
  Image viewer, resize, convert, thumbnails, color correction, etc. Very fast and very useful.
• Picasa
  The best photo organizer out there so far. Slick interface, easy tagging and basic retouches. Export options for email and blogger.
• Koepi's XviD
  Binaries of the open source XviD mpeg4 video codec. You can encode and decode DivX compatible video with it at no cost (and usually better results).
• VirtualDub
  Light open source video software utility mainly for conversion between codecs, but also has a capture mode.
• Autostitch
  As its name implies, you just throw a set of somehow properly shot pictures and it automatically aligns, blends, and crop you a panoramic shot. Pretty amazing piece of software if you ask me.
• Firefox
  Sort of a cliché right now, but if by any chance you're seeing this on IE, oh boy. Give it a chance. Or at least Opera for chrissake!
• Winamp
  Very well known audio player, but it's really a sweet piece of usefulness in a single program.
• µTorrent
  Extremely lightweight bittorrent client. No installation required. Supports DHT and RSS feeds.
• Filezilla
  Simple and reliable open source FTP client. Always needed.
• eMule
  Powerful p2p client, open source and free of annoyances. Lots and lots and lots of files available from the ed2k network.
• Wolfenstein
  Its Enemy Territory version is legally free, opensource, available for Windows and Linux, and boasts a huge ammoutn of available servers and player from around the globe.

nice pages

• DeviantART
  Online art community with galleries, comments, and prints for sale.
• GMail
  The best free webmail ever if you ask me. Ajax, pop3, spam filtering, tagging, forwarding, and intgration with IM client. +2 gb of storage.
• ImageShack
  Free online image hosting. Can be anonymous and without registration, or you can log in to keep track of your pics.
• Blogger
  Blog publishing tool, really easy to use, and almost entirely customizable. It also has free hosting under the blogspot.com subdomain.
• IMDb
  The biggest reference worldwide of movies and almost anything that has been filmed by anyone. Sometimes I feel like my last birthday's video appears there.
• Wikipedia
  Worldwide collaborative experiment on an encyclopaedia that anyone can edit. A lot, and I mean a lot, of content.
• FeedBurner
  You point your RSS feed there and they offer all the formats, plus some enhancements, and basic tracking of your readership.
• del.icio.us
  Social bookmarking at its best. Simple, fast and clean UI. Provides feeds for each tag and username.
• meebo
  Online multiprotocol IM client. Like a web-based Trillian. Supports AIM/ICQ, MSN, Yahoo!, and Jabber/GTalk.
• Google Reader
  Great and simple portal to subscribe your favorite feeds and read them everyday in chronological order. Supports tags and embedded images/audio.