I was on the Feltron website/blog and these two interesting examples of capturing time (or things we feel are constants/take for granted i.e., the sun and our appearance):

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Camera Illustration and "Smile, You're on Camera" poster

I'm making the annual coloring book for my nieces and nephews and I am converting my photography into illustrations (part of the whole analoging the analog thing I've been talking about). So I'd thought I'd make a camera, then this fun poster popped into my head too.

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Jäger Wallpaper

I am creating some fun graphics inspired by vintage Interior Decor. Here is a fun wallpaper pattern where all the creatures of the forest are running for their lives!

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Willamette National Forest

I was so inspired by my vacation last summer. Driving through the forest, giant redwood trees would perfectly frame beautiful mountains. I started sketching while I was there and I have finally found the time to create the art.

I need to get back into film making, and to take my sport films to the next level. Here is some inspiration:

I Believe I can Fly ( flight of the frenchies). Trailer from sebastien montaz-rosset on Vimeo.

JP Auclair Street Segment (from All.I.Can.) from Sherpas Cinema on Vimeo.

"More kilometres means more fun!" - Kilian's Olympus Quest Trailer from sebastien montaz-rosset on Vimeo.

Life Cycles OFFICIAL Trailer from Life Cycles on Vimeo.

Some cool video tools and techniques:
http://www.glidecam.com/product-hd-series.php
http://www.revisionfx.com/products/twixtor/
http://www.sebmontaz.com/sections/4-film-tips/videos/238-video-tutorial-use-of-a-steadycam-for-outdoor-sport-filming

What's cheaper? A letterpress or an iPad?