Can you imagine how long it would take to set something like this up? Well according to Tim Fort, the person responsible for this masterpiece, he spent a total of 3 months putting this video together, all in different segments of course.

This is one of the coolest and most creative videos I’ve seen in a while. I don’t know how he does half the stuff that’s shown in this video but it’s very cool to watch!

Adobe continues to evolve and all you fellow digital art and photography enthusiasts will love this video by Russell Brown, Senior Creative Director at Adobe Systems. He explains in depth some of his favorite new features in Adobe Photoshop CS5 such as the new painting engine, puppet warp, HDR Pro as well as the new mask and content aware features.

Photoshop has always been a powerful tool for cropping images, but you’ll see in this video just how much easier it is to crop with CS5. Cropping areas such as human hair use to be a tedious task, but not anymore!! Check out a few Photoshop CS5 tutorials in the video below.

I just came across this gem on Youtube and had to share. An absolutely brilliant and entertaining video. It was only posted 2 days ago and already has nearly 2 million views, quite impressive really. This official music video for the song “This Too Shall Pass” by the band Ok Go took several months to make.

This digital age has opened so many doors and created so many new opportunities for artists and writers. Thanks to such driven companies like Sony you can easily make your visions become a reality. Take Lauren J. Rivera for example. She is very creative and has always had a passion for writing. With the help of the Sony Handycam she was able to take her productions to the next level and truly express her imagination through film. She wrote and produced the sci-fi webseries “Linked” and many fans can’t wait for her next film project.

This video is quite incredible and fun to watch, especially for lego fans and those of you who’s first game console was the original NES. This video was created by Tomas Redigh and took over 1,500 hours to produce.

I especially like the Tetris scene because that’s one of the games I played the most growing up years ago on both the NES and original grayscale Gameboy. Like the title says, it is quite a cool trip back into the days when 8 bit games ruled.