Interview for Flickr (*)

Photographer literally draws life into his photos (You can also read the following interview on Flickr Blog or find the above audio interview on Yahoo Screen).

Ben Heine for The Weekly Flickr

In this edition of The Weekly Flickr, we profile Belgian artist and photographer Ben Heine. To call Ben Heine’s photography “cool” or even “eye-catching” is a bit of an understatement. His images are mesmerizing. Ben’s Pencil Vs Camera series perfectly blends illustrations in surprising but clever juxtapositions.

Ben Heine has created a form of art that is truly all his own. Einstein once said: “Imagination is more important than knowledge.” Ben Heine is using art to show that if you can see it and believe it, there are no bounds to creativity! 

Pencil Vs Camera - © Ben Heine

“In my work, I’m really trying to interact with the viewer,” the Belgian artist tells The Weekly Flickr in the accompanying video. “I want to make them laugh or smile, and if I can, surprise people so that he or she doesn’t understand how it’s made. I’m having so much fun and I want them to feel the same.”

Recent Online Publications

Yahoo News India (June 2012)

The Sun (June 2012)

BBC Brasil (June 2012)

MSN Mexico (May 2012)

The Telegraph (May 2012)

Globo (May 2012)

Daily Mirror (June 2012)

Topky (May 2012)

El Economista (May 2012)

Anninh. Thudo (May 2012)

© 2012 - Ben Heine

Recent online and
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Online Publications:
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Yahoo News (Oct. 2011)

(it was on the homepage of Yahoo USA, Canada, Argentina and Spain)

Tuoitre (2011)

Peru.com (2011)

Radikal (2011)

Okezone (2011)

My Metro (2011)

FYIapple (2011)

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Printed Publications:

The Battered Suitcase - USA (2011)

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Les Nouvelles en Braives - Belgium (2011)

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In Pursuit of Silence - South Korea (2011)

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Inspiration Feed :

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Outstanding Photographers :

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Photography Blogger :

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Dushi :

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Complex :

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Oh Shit, Another Email/Spam!

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© 2009 - Ben Heine
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One of my illustrations on paper (ink and watercolor)

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Email Spam Harmful
to Environment

By lifewise.canoe.ca

Spam emails are a nuisance, clogging up inboxes and cluttering accounts, but a new report says the unwanted messages can also be damaging to the environment.

The report by security technology company McAfee Inc. says researchers found the amount of energy used to transmit, process and filter spam emails totals 22 billion kilowatt hours annually.

“We are raising environmental awareness in different ways,” said David Marcus, the security research and communication director for McAfee Avert Labs.

He said the report shows the yearly environmental impact from spam emails adds up to a person driving around the world 1.6 million times. The emission associated with a single spam message is only a meagre 0.3 grams of carbon dioxide, but multiplied, Marcus said the impact is severe.

>>> Read the full report

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Facebook Vs MySpace
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© 2008 - Ben Heine

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Social Search Engine Face-off:
Facebook vs. MySpace
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By Erik Qualman (*)

Everywhere you turn, everyone's abuzz with Facebook, social search, and social networking. What's all the fuss about? As a marketer, are you missing the train? Or, if you move too quickly, are you jumping on the wrong train?

On the eve of search marketing's new year, does Facebook spiked with Live Search go down like the real deal? Or does guzzling Google-infused MySpace taste like you're drinking the latest Kool-Aid? (Another round of Second Life, anyone? Orkut on the rocks?)

There are many more social networks for myriad audiences: business (LinkedIn, Plaxo), older (Gather, Eons), travel (aSmallWorld, TripAdvisor), teens (eCrush), dating (Match, eHarmony), but we'll focus on the two giants for now: the Google and Yahoo of social search engines.

And when I say big, I mean big. The latest unofficial user figures have Facebook at 73.5 million and MySpace at 289 million -- numbers that have marketers across the globe collectively salivating.

Top 2 Questions: Facebook vs. MySpace

Question: What's the difference between MySpace and Facebook?

Answer: MySpace is starting to be stereotyped as a community for people who want to meet new people. Facebook is viewed as a community designed to keep you in touch with people you already know. Both points are debatable, so we won't go into depth here.

MySpace has also received some bad press lately as an enabler for pedophiles and other nefarious activity. Google faces similar problems in Brazil with their proprietary Orkut social search engine and online community. In your MySpace, as in life, there may be new people you don't necessarily want to meet.

Question: Why is Facebook getting more love than MySpace?

Answer: It seems a bit odd that Facebook is getting all the press these days when MySpace has more users and via strategic partnerships (e.g., Google) have shown they can generate substantial revenue (what I like to dub "socialommerce"). What gives?

Facebook is getting more hype as they're growing at a faster rate (admittedly easier to do with a smaller user base.) Plus, their technical platform is more robust, fostering future growth. Facebook has placed some risky bets that have paid off, adding to the excitement.

Roughly 16 months ago, Facebook opened up their platform to non-college students. Facebook originally was exclusively for those attending a recognized college or university. Facebook user demographics in areas like higher education and discretionary income are typically higher than those of MySpace.

Since opening the platform to non-college students, like-minded individuals have flocked to Facebook in droves. These individuals, while possessing similar psychographics of original Facebookers, have even better demographics for marketers: post-college education, high discretionary income, early adopters, etc.

According to a source within Facebook, the largest growing segment of Facebook is the lucrative 35- to 54-year-olds who enjoy the clean interface and higher privacy levels of Facebook.

Facebook also set the interactive world on its head when it opened up its application program interface (API) to allow any developers to write applications (widgets/modules) that reside within Facebook. Now everyone is following suit: ranging from iGoogle allowing widget development to iPhone opening up application development.

With Facebook, Wiki (pedia/search et. al.) open APIs, the world is truly moving the Web to open source ubiquity. These applications are growing quickly on Facebook. In the travel segment alone, there were at least 80 Facebook applications written as of two months ago. There are now 332 travel applications -- an astounding 400 percent increase.

The most popular travel app, TripAdvisor, enables Facebookers to place "flags" on an interactive map of all the cities they've visited (remember when a paper map on a wall and push pins sufficed?). TripAdvisor's application has roughly 85,000 active daily users.

TripAdvisor's mapping app wasn't even a new idea. TripAdvisor simply built a better mousetrap. Best of all, it's estimated that TripAdvisor only spent $15,000 to develop such an application by simply leveraging the Google Maps API.

From a brand equity standpoint, that's a resounding return on investment.

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(*) Erik Qualman is the Global Vice President of Online Marketing for EF Education, headquartered in Lucerne, Switzerland. EF Education is the world's largest private educator (Student Tours, Language Schools, Smithsonian, Hult MBA School, Au Pair Exchange, Student Exchange, etc.). Qualman works out of the 850 person Cambridge, Massachusetts office.

Prior to joining EF Education, Qualman helped grow the marketing and eBusiness functions of Cadillac & Pontiac (1994-97), BellSouth (1998-2000), Yahoo (2000-03), EarthLink (2003-05) and Travelzoo (2005-08). Qualman holds a BA from Michigan State University and an MBA from The University of Texas at Austin.

Qualman is a frequently requested speaker within the Internet and marketing community. He's also an acclaimed fiction author -- more information is available at american-novel.com. A former basketball player at Michigan State University, Qualman still finds time to follow his beloved Spartans.

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Selection of Major Online Publications

The Daily Mail - UK (2014)

Daily Record - UK (2014)

The Daily Mirror - UK (2014)

MSN - UK (2014)

De Morgen - Belgium (2014)

Adevarul - Romania (2014)

PressTV - Iran (2014)

Panorama - Italy (2014)

Het Laatste Nieuws (HLN) - Belgium (2014)

Sabado - Portugal (2014)

De Redactie/VRT - Belgium (2014)

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Noticias24 - Venezuela (2014)

Het Laatste Nieuwe (HLN) - Belgium (2014)

Fubiz - France (2014)

Metro Online - UK (2014)

Crienglish - China (2014)

Beautiful Life - UK (2014)

LOTL Rescue FB (2014)

iCanvasART - USA (2014)

Lemesos Press - Greece (2014)

Onedio - Turkey (2014)

Patras Events - Greece (2014)

Lianhe Wanbao - Singapore (2014)

Eticamente - Italy (2014)

Pure Break - France (2014)

Hinews - China (2014)

De Redactie/VRT - Belgium (2014)

Xinhuanet - China (2014)

CNTV - China (2014)

Hebnews - China (2014)

Web Urbanist - UK (2014)

VT News - Thailand (2014)

Visual News - China (2014)

UnWire - China (2014)

eBuzz - South Korea (2013)

eNewsToday - South Korea (2013)

F.OUND - South Korea (2013)

Hankyung Daily - South Korea (2013)

eDaily - South Korea (2013)

The Herald Business - South Korea (2013)

Wowtv - South Korea (2013)

Culinaria Ben Heine and Yves Mattagne (2013)

Culinaria Ben Heine and Axel Colonna (2013)

Toxel - Hungary (2013)

MyModernMet - USA (2013)

DesignBoom (2013)

Informe21 (2013)

Ziarul de Iasi (2013)

 

Xinhua News (2013)

Adobe Photoshop - USA  (2012)



Samsung - Portugal (2012)

Adobe Photoshop FB page - USA  (2012)

Samsung Portugal FB Page (2012)

 Bit News - Portugal (2012)

Information Times - Dayoo News - China (2012)

Photography Blogger - USA (July 2012)

Yahoo News India (June 2012)

The Sun (June 2012)

BBC Brasil (June 2012)

MSN Mexico (May 2012)

The Telegraph (May 2012)

Multimedia Arts - Australia (July 2012)

Globo (May 2012)

Daily Mirror (June 2012)

Topky (May 2012)

El Economista (May 2012)

Anninh Thudo (May 2012)

Daily Mirror (May 2012)

PSFK - USA (July 2012)

Excelsior - Mexico (July 2012)

Fabulous Noble - Great Britain (July 2012)

9 Gag (April 2012)

9 Gag (February 2012)

Cult of Mac (March 2012)

Huffington Post (March 2012)

Art Buds (March 2012)

Street Art (March 2012)

Bored Panda (April 2012)

My Modern Met (April 2012)

The Sun (2011)

The Telegraph (2011)

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The Sun (2011)

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The Huffington Post (2011)

Yahoo News (Oct. 2011)

(it was on the homepage of Yahoo USA, Canada, Argentina and Spain)

Daily Mail (Sept. 2011)

Photoshop FB page (2011)

News.com (2011)

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CBS News (2011)

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The Telegraph (2011)

La Repubblica (2011)

El Pais (2011)

Daily Mail (2011)

The Telegraph (2011)

BBC Brazil (2011)

La Informacion (2011)

Xatakafoto (2011)

DesignBoom (2011)

Kurier (2011)

CNN Turk (2011)

Pop Photography (2011)

Tuoitre (2011)

Peru.com (2011)

Radikal (2011)

Okezone (2011)

My Metro (2011)

FYIapple (2011)

čas (2011)

Freakepedia (2011)

The Design Inspiration (2011)

Webnoviny (2011)

Newslite (2011)

IberPress (2011)

Reportages Photos (2011)

Newsletter of the Belgian Embassy in London (2011)

Yahoo Germany (2011)

MSN Brazil (2011)

De Standaard (2010)

Arte Spain (2011)

Obvious Mag (2011)

Estadao (2011)

Inspiration Feed (2011)

The Telegraph (2011)
Shortlist (2011)

Creative Monkeyz (2011)

RTVE (2011)

Samsung Imaging (2011)

My Modern Met (2011)

Trends Now (2011)

Design You Trust (2011)

Weeklysh (2011)

The Next Web (2011)

Something We Like (2011)

Wild Experience (2011)

Zoomzine (2011)

Lost at E Minor (2011)

Graphik Island (2011)

Minute Buzz (2) (2011)

Bruno (2011)

Trend Hunter (2011)

Design Love (2011)

Creadictos (2) (2011)

Maxi Tendance (2011)

Photoxels (2011)

Mercury Movil (2011)

PTC (2011)

Dantri (2011)

Newslite (2011)

Criativa (2011)

Oddity Central (2011)

East News (2011)

Short News (2011)

Designer Grill (2011)

AGD Mag (2011)

Franck Bruckner (2011)

Newzilla (2011)

Shiny Shiny (2011)

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Outstanding Photographers (2011)

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Photography Blogger (2011)

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Dushi (2011)

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Complex (2011)

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The D Photo (2011)

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Phototrend (2011)

Nieuwsblad (2010)

Justin Timberlake Site (2010)

BoingBoing (2010)

Brussel Nieuws (2010)

BuzzFeed (2010)

Flickr Blog (2010)

Fubiz (2010)

Gigazine (2010)

Humo (2010)

Koreus (2010)

LearnDesign (2010)

Like Cool (2010)

MIG News (2010)

MinuteBuzz (2010)

NewsLite (2010)

Peta Pixel (2010)

Queeried (2010)

Supo (2010)

Trend Hunter (2010)

Trends Now (2010)

Bored Panda (2010)

Abduzeedo (2010)

Designers Couch (2010)

Topito (2010)

Toxel (2010)

Older online Publications (June 2010)

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My designs have also frequently appeared on these online references (the following list was last updated in 2010):

‘BBC’, ‘Gizmodo’, ‘RTVE, ‘Abduzeedo’, ‘Artprice’, ‘CNNturk’, ‘TheNextWeb’, ‘ShortNews’, ‘Toxel’, ‘Fottus’, ‘Fubiz’, ‘YourInspirationMagazine’, ‘ForwardThinkingMuseum’, ‘CoolPictureGallery’, ‘ArteSpain’, ‘TempoStretto’, ‘Buzzfeed’, ‘BoingBoing’, ‘Mydesy’, ‘UniqueDaily’, ‘FigurativeArtist’, ‘TheLuxurySpot’, ‘PhotographyOffice’, ‘TheAwesomer’, ‘MSN’, ‘Yahoo’, ‘BestBookmarks’, ‘SomethinAmazing’, ‘FolhaDeSãoPaulo’, ‘Sub-Reality’, ‘FreshBump’, ‘GameKult’, ‘IllusionArt’, ‘UltimoSegundo’, ‘Pernambuco’, ‘Odcloneno’, ‘FrancescoMugnai’, ‘Eosso’, ‘LookAtMe’, ‘DesignBump’, ‘WebDev5’, ‘InspirationFeed’, ‘AnimHut’, ‘FullScreenMag’, ‘AccessibleArtFair’, ‘AffordableArtFair’, ‘DesignFloat’, ‘Grafficoo’, ‘AppartGallery’, ‘TheArtMovement’, ‘LumiereSur’, ‘CrooksAndLiars’, ‘MarinChiriac’, ‘BritishBlogs’, ‘Newslite’, ‘Grappa’, ‘TVBrussel’, ‘E-Junkie’, ‘PopPhoto’, ‘Moillusions’, ‘ShutterSkill’, ‘CGArena’, ‘TheWondrous’, ‘ThePhotoArgus’, ‘ActuartNet’, ‘Zizot’, ‘Koreus’, ‘Demotywatory’, ‘OnionMag’, ‘PicameMag’, ‘Framtiden’, ‘Pictures’, ‘Miiinimal’, ‘SmashingMagazine’, ‘FlashNews’, ‘FlavorWire’, ‘Lurvely’, ‘ZootPatrol’, ‘PetaPixel’, ‘ArtYouKnow’, ‘CreerMag’, ‘NetVibes’, ‘WebDesignCore’, ‘WeirdStuffOnline’, ‘PhotoPresent’, ‘Pictures’, ‘DessinHumour’, ‘BeautyInEverything’, ‘BrusselNieuws’, ‘DeStandaard’, ‘Nieuwsblad’, ‘Mirror’, ‘Humo’, ‘AnimalNewYork’, BigPictr, ‘Hype-Life’, ‘JaxDailyRecord’, ‘ZestForPhotography’, ‘FunOfDesign’, ‘DesignCorner’, ‘Pichaus’, ‘WebDesign-News’, ‘AllArtNews’, ‘WonderHowTo’, ‘TrendHunter’, ‘DivineCaroline’, ‘TutorArt’, ‘BeautyProducts’, ‘Geeker’, ‘WebAndDesigners’, ‘Skyje’, ‘Tzurin’, ‘Bitrebels’, ‘Buzzdock’, ‘Life-On-Photo’, ‘EscapistMagazine’, ‘SamsungImaging’, ‘WorkFlowPhotoshop’, ‘Kuult’, ‘ShootMeMore’, ‘Buzzinn’, ‘DesignMiner’, ‘TheBoredNinja’, ‘TheFigurativeArtBeat’, ‘MaiMuse’, ‘Art.zjol’ ‘Novate’, ‘Topito’, ‘BuzziNews’, ‘ObviousWinner’, ‘RobotvsBadger’, ‘Photosfolies’, ‘BobMarley’, ‘DelightPhotos’, ‘BrokenControllers’, ‘Artneuland’, ‘JoeMonster’, ‘Hirobow’, ‘Jimmyr’, ‘DigitalMarmelade’, ‘Nadave’, ‘CultureShoq’, ‘Creative’, ‘Popurls’, ‘LeProsorium’, ‘JFdaily’, ‘Design-Newz’, ‘Wopular’, ‘Photo.Tutsplus’, ‘Psd.Tutsplus’, ‘LaughingSquid’, ‘Cultura-Gay’, ‘CrePhoto’, ‘Anti-Gorod’, ‘WeHeartIt’, ‘Vitaminwatercanada’, Roodo’, ‘Juxtaposition’, ‘NRCnext’, ‘WhatiFeeliShot’, ‘CarneMag’, ‘Stifler’, ‘Splendora’, ‘Designyoutrust’, ‘Zupi’, ‘Notcot’, ‘InoverYourHead’, ‘Fokis’, ‘BlueBrussels’, ‘KevinNuut’, ‘LostAtEMinor’, ‘PulpFactor’, ‘WolframMagazine’, ‘Phawker’, ‘Huibit05’, ‘Trickfist’, ‘Canonistas’, ‘Swaziaid’, ‘Baidu, ‘SeaDragon’, ‘Sharman Networks’, ‘Tuenti’, ‘Kwerfeldein’, ‘Celebrifi’, ‘PistonHeads’, ‘Spotindo’, ‘EmilIsberg’, ‘UnknownDivide’, ‘CLFMag’, ‘Skimbu’, ‘ffffound’, ‘GlobalGrind’, ‘LaCuevaDigital’, ‘GlobalTrash’,‘iGoogle’, ‘TheBlogisMine’, ‘Complex’, ‘ExistingVisual’, ‘FunnyJunk’, ‘Seine-Maritime’, ‘ServingHistory’, ‘WindowsOfTheSoul’, ‘Ecrans’, ‘InstantShift’, ‘JoshFassbind’, ‘Timsah’, ‘PandemiaFanzine’, ‘DigitalArtist’, ‘ShootLove’, ‘PixelSteam’, ‘GooGage’, ‘CogumeloLouco’, ‘AmazingMoments’, ‘BangaloreMirror’, ‘Fantastico.Globo’, ‘Stylem’, ‘Funlok’, ‘SimplyPeaceable’, ‘Vlartv’, ‘CurieuxDeTrucs’, ‘Safa’, ‘Photoity’, ‘TodayInDesign’, ‘2leep’, ‘Machoarts’, ‘AcidCow’, ‘AcrisDesign’, ‘El Pais’, ‘DailyMail’, ‘La Repubblica’, ‘FunLogg’, ‘Worbz’, ‘KarlaDiazcano’, ‘Design-Enter’, ‘Demilked’, ‘Portalwww’, ‘FunLimited’, ‘Visboo’, ‘Wahoha’, ‘Cupofwtf’, ‘CoolPictureGallery’, ‘Bruno’, ‘DzineWatch’, ‘Planetoddity’, ‘TheCoolHunter’, ‘PhotoshopCreative’, ‘VuStudents’, ‘PieWay’, ‘ChainSawSandJelly’, ‘Demilked’, ‘TimePass69’, ‘GraphicDrugs’, ‘FunOnTheNet’, ‘TheDesignInspiration’, ‘Photos-Room’, ‘AliceInDesignLand’, ‘EndFun’, ‘TheNewPursuit’, ‘ElBrollo’, ‘Dushi’, ‘PersonalityCafe’, ‘The-D-Photo’, ‘TattooDesignsVault’, ‘Misolutionz’, ‘ObviousMag’, ‘Skirt’ ‘InspirationFeed’, ‘CityofBoston’, ‘PhotographyBlogger’, ‘Complex’, ‘Entretenimento’, ‘Ig-g1.Globo’, ‘Arturogoga’, ‘CorreiodoBrasil’, ‘IdeaFixa’, ‘43pixels’, ‘Novisse’, ‘UOL’, ‘Divirta’, ‘Ideamsg’, ‘Webnoviny’, ‘ReportagesPhotos’, ‘Diariouno’, ‘Taringa’, ‘The Fancy’, ‘RexFeatures’, ‘MyModernMet’, ‘AgdMag’, ‘ArtistsInspireArtists’, ‘Kulturologia’, ‘Blog.Sina’, ‘MechanicalDummy’, ‘Lupin3’, ‘Buzzdock’, ‘Wired’, ‘Sapoworld, ‘Diantre’, ‘IoAcquaeSapone’, ‘Queeried’, ‘FacingPages’, ‘GraphicsWay’, ‘YouAreHere’, ‘Modny73’, ‘NovaMakedonija’, ‘ThemeFlash’, ‘Gammaniak’, ‘Macnyt’, ‘GnomeAngel’, ‘Leaflette’, ‘Kwerfeldein’, ‘Dornob’, ‘Ocondesign’, ‘AhmedGalal’, ‘espineli’, ‘Pop’, ‘Safa’, ‘9gag’, ‘PaperBlog’, ‘Vi.sualize’, ‘Exalism’, ‘FashionIndie’, ‘TheWorldMarch’, ‘TwistedSifter’, ‘Paranoias’, ‘IIlusionArt-gfx’, ‘Gainsbarre’, ‘Artistes-Contre-le-Mur’, ‘KingOfPopMemorial’, ‘CafeDelAmour’, ‘ArtisOpenSource’, ‘WebReweries’, ‘DowntownLaLife’, ‘Bassedef’, ‘WeLikeThat’, ‘ Neeo’, ‘CreativeSideBlog’, ‘Denkanstoesse’, ‘Mag.Sky’, ‘ViewMag’,‘Life-Travels’, ‘AnswerBag’, Gaberism’, ‘BlissTree’, ‘ComparteTusRecuerdos’, ‘HumboldTwings’, ‘Mepeace’, ‘Walyou’, ‘Zogotunga’, ‘FreeThinker’, ‘IskamDaZnam’, ‘BloodyLucy’, ‘CantSeeTheForest’, ‘BrendanMission’, ‘Gencept’, ‘Contre-Feux’, ‘Mixx’, ‘Yepce’, ‘Garotasnerds’, ‘Pplock’, ‘NetDiver’, ‘BlogBang’, ‘Sacstatedg’, ‘JennydeMalaga’, ‘Draxrio’, ‘Smays’, ‘Old-Gospel’, ‘DeathByDecadence’, ‘HouseOfCat’, ‘CrookedBrains’, ‘ChaosZone’, ‘Modny73’, ‘Oculoid’, ‘Avertigo’, ‘FunnySiteOfTheDay’, ‘DaringMinds’, ‘Czeta’, ‘BallaJack’, ‘Comlimao’, ‘Bigorna’, ‘Fotolog’, ‘Horsducommun’, ‘Kweeper’, ChrisBrownWorld’, ‘EnvironmentalGraffiti’, ‘Damz’, ‘Deceptology’, ‘JuliusDesign’, ‘ArticleSlash’, ‘Amiemills’, ‘Aysoon’, ‘WTFoodge’, ‘NetZlogBuch, ‘WildRiverReview’, ‘Notas.Posterous’, ‘TollyTorrents’, ‘LadyGagaSource’, ‘LadyGagaLoud’, ‘Squiggle’, ‘ExoticCars’, ‘AmericanIdolizer’, ‘NeuroSoftware’, ‘Sigitsanyoto’, ‘DonQuichotte’, ‘Brazilcartoon’, ‘ToonPool’, ‘NewAmericanDream’, ‘CafeBabel’, ‘Feco’, ‘Djibnet’, ‘GModules’, ‘ThePeoplesVoice’, ‘Point.e’, ‘MyHero’, ‘CounterPunch’, ‘Concorde’, ‘FleshandStones’, ‘Pixdaus’, ‘Zikison’, ‘Wikipedia’, ‘Wikimedia’, ‘Beranger’, ‘Cartoonworld’, ‘Greekartoon’, ‘PersianCartoon’, ‘FivePrime‘, ‘YayEveryday’, ‘Compfight’, ‘Bing’, ‘Intermedia’, ‘Darckr’, ‘Tribords’, ‘MJAnimations’, ‘Netgains’, ‘PoemHunter’, ‘Gelistrend’, ‘Buzz.Bazooka’, ‘TheCuteList’, ‘Technodisco’, ‘SmallBlog’, ‘Vues’, ‘Reddit’, ‘Dapperscoo’, ‘Upaupas’, ‘Pongerie’, ‘MeQuieroIrDeViaje’, ‘WorldPeaceDiet’, ‘Designers’, ‘Fccs’, ‘Pepsi.gizmodo’, ‘Gallery.asianstar’, ‘Empireonline’…

© 2012 - Ben Heine