The importance and how to start practicing creative visualization daily. Choose the right creative visualization technique that works for you. Not all techniques are for all people and one technique may not always work for you everytime. If you feel that you are forcing yourself to use a technique then don't do it.

Neeti Dewan (http://www.theexecutiveyogi.com/) talks of going from Executive to a Yogi in 60 Seconds. She covers productivity, focus, personal development, the power of fun, leadership etc.

A digital painting done by Marilyn Sholin, Corel Painter Master. She states that portrait paintings can be done quickly in Corel once the tips and tricks are learned.

A digital painting by Daniel Ching using ArtRage.

Roboform is a great tool that I've used for many years. It stores your username and password for all the different sites that you need to login to access. You don't have to remember them or look them up if you've written them down in a book. Once you've save the information, Roboform will remember it and fill in the information into the username and password fields when you return to the site. Favorite feature: the ability to save pascards into folders. If you have multiple accounts at one site i.e. Google Mail, you can create a gmail folder that holds all your gmail account data.

Lana Hawkins of MomPaysforCollege.com explains how valuable she finds Roboform in this video.

Bobby Chiu discusses perspective and point of view as it applies to art and life. Look at situations from different points of view. Imagine how you look to other people; how do they see you? It will help you to communicate better in relationships and also in art.

http://www.blublu.org/
The new short film by Blu: an ambiguous animation painted on public walls.

Made in Buenos Aires and in Baden (fantoche)

http://www.blublu.org/
http://www.blublu.org/sito/video/muto...

music by Andrea Martignoni
produced by Mercurio Film
assistant: Sibe

The makers of the picopad have come up with PicoPad® Wallet Notes®. A pad of 15 refillable sticky notes and 1 tiny-but-functional pen.

The second part of Bobby Chiu's video where he discusses limitations and expanding your mind to achieve success. Break limitations by thinking that they really don't exist.

Bobby Chiu discusses self improvement, starting on new goals, and motivation, while giving a digital painting demonstration. He says to convince yourself to do or not do an action. Don't resist actions, come up with great reasons to want to do that action. Visualize what the end result will be if you take action. What would the successful version of you be doing?