The new version of Google SketchUp was released Monday morning. The dynamic components feature, explained in this video, is really cool.

Better watch your back if your cat is showing any of these 9 signs. If you’re still not sure, there’s a handy quiz included. Link

The words “Last picture taken” before his or her death conjure up many emotions, whether in front of the camera or behind it. This list consists of 10 last time stamps in history taken of and by some fascinating individuals. Link

Google Earth has teamed up with the University of Virginia to produce a 3D rendition of Rome in the year 320AD featuring 250 “highly detailed” and 6000+ other buildings.

The modelling is based on a physical model of the city called the “Plastico di Roma Antica” created between 1933 and 1974. As well as exteriors, the virtual city displays 11 buildings with viewable interiors, including the Colosseum and the temple of Vesta.

Download Google Earth here.

Jason Kottke has a Great Tutorial on how to link, embed and save YouTube in high quality.

This was posted over at DPreview.com as a challenge. I used Art history brush and the smudge tool in Photoshop. Then a little bit of the Lucius art.

twenty six faces and typeface for vman: from the star photography team of inez van lamswerde and vinoodh matadin: available through m/m paris for purchase. this series is a limited edition of 26. hurry before they are all gone.

Chris Pine (second from left) plays James Kirk in the new Star Trek film