Neil Krug is a photographer based out of Lawrence, Kansas. His up coming book Pulp, collects a series of psychedelic photos he recently shot.
If anyone knows how to achieve this look please tell me!



Find more from Krug here.
Neil Krug is a photographer based out of Lawrence, Kansas. His up coming book Pulp, collects a series of psychedelic photos he recently shot.
If anyone knows how to achieve this look please tell me!



Find more from Krug here.
You think that WiiMote is only good for bowling and tossing threw tv screens? Well take a look at this video. Johnny Lee has come up with some pretty awesome uses for that $40 peice of hardware.
Support for a candidate can be shown in all sorts of ways. This by far has got to be the best i’ve found.

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In his first column for the Green Olive Yuk, DJ Victamone, takes a deep look at rapper Lil Wayne.
“I want to be bonging beers and chiefin’ blunts to some WAYNE. Not T-Pain or Robin Thicke.”
-DJ Victamone

Whether the professor is writing on that whiteboard or skipping through a power point faster than you can copy notes, take a quick picture with your cellphone and email it to Qipit.
Qipit, is a useful webapp that will recognize the text in your photo, from whiteboards to handwritten notes to pages in a textbook, and turn it into a searchable PDF and email it to you.
Pretty cool, huh?
While drinking in public is a big no no, some events are just better with a cold beer in hand; tailgating, church, etc.
In the following video our friends at HackCollege show you a creative way to drink beer in public without anyone being the weiser.
One of the Green Olive Yuks favorite songwriters, Josh Ritter, was interviewed recently. Here is some of what he had to say regarding writing.

“My parents are scientists and they always talk about the idea that science doesn’t come from nowhere, it comes from definite needs in a society; people start studying questions based on what the society needs, and I feel that’s the same way with songs.
Not everything, I mean, ‘Toxic’ by Britney Spears is a great song and maybe it doesn’t answer a biting social need, but I do think if you go back from a song like that and look at what was going on in the world and in America at the time, that you’d find something interesting that you could put in your back pocket.”
Looking for a creative way to keep your mind in a constructive place this summer? Heres a challenge for you. . .
Any creative soul, whether making music, poetry, painting, etc. has run into some bumps here or there.
Here are some useful tips from Ira Glass, host of This American Life, regarding the creative process.