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• More Suggestions to keep the RB Developers Busy :)
  by Aaron Booth

  Not sure if this has already been suggested, but something that i use a lot on Flickr and DeviantArt is RSS feeds. Suggested feeds: ...

  Not sure if this has already been suggested, but something that i use a lot on Flickr and DeviantArt is RSS feeds. Suggested feeds: - Your watchlist [shows when artists on your list upload new work] - Any user’s portfolio - Any user’s journal - Activity on your bubble [favourites, comments] These days I use RSS feeds almost exclusively. Apart from The Age, I don’t read any websites that don’t have an RSS feed [except for online apps ala Gmail, Google Maps etc] I currently have 125 feeds in Google Reader[!]. Another small thing that has been bugging me is that when you paste a url into your journal/a comment/an image description it isn’t automatically converted into a link. It’s weird that I would just expect this but I think most websites and apps do that these days. Anyway, cheers guys and keep up the good work! EDIT: I’m having a hell of a time creating something that looks like a bulleted list here. I had to use double line breaks [which i’m guessing converts it to a new paragraph]. -ab

• Oh for RSS LOL
  by Craig Shillington

  WOW … RB is such a diverse and wonderful community to be involved in!! SO MANY other wonderful artists out there to share with, I LOVE …

  WOW … RB is such a diverse and wonderful community to be involved in!! SO MANY other wonderful artists out there to share with, I LOVE it. Now that I am gathering a few friends around though, I am finding it harder and harder to keep up. I so can’t wait for these pages to have RSS feeds on them so I can put the links in my reader and NEVER miss another posted photo, Journal entry or response to a comment I have made on someone else’s work. :) Even Email notification would be nice. Or an extra page in our Account that can feed these things, so we can check there. Anyway … if I have missed anyone … it’s because it’s a little hectic right now remembering and trying to keep up. Keep up the awesome work Elves :) It’s going really great :)

• RSS comes to RedBubble !
  by RedBubble

  Another update of the site has just gone out today, the new stuff includes: RSS/Atom Feeds – One of the most requested features, y…

  Another update of the site has just gone out today, the new stuff includes: RSS/Atom Feeds – One of the most requested features, you can now subscribe to journals, and portfolios … this will appear in more places across the site over time. Just click the little subscribe links and add the feeds to your favourite reader. Colour T-Shirt previews – Now you can see the colours before you buy. Colour Profiling – We are more profile aware, images should look ‘more right’ today for all new uploads. Next and Prev links – Not new, but we have moved them to stay in the same place – Just nice ! More goodies on the way soon ! Update: We have also removed logos from the laminated and mounted prints at the communitys urging. Keep telling us what you want folks and we will do our best !

• [HOW TO] RSS is here YEAH!!!!
  by Craig Shillington

  Well, some of you may have noticed that Red Bubble has introduced RSS Feeds to our JE’s and our Portfolios :) VBS WELL DONE RED BUBBLE!!!...

  Well, some of you may have noticed that Red Bubble has introduced RSS Feeds to our JE’s and our Portfolios :) VBS WELL DONE RED BUBBLE!!! I can’t wait for feeds on comments and a feed on our Activity Monitor. For those of you unfamiliar with Feeds … You will notice when you look at someones Portfolio or JE’s now, you will see the little Feed symbol and the words subscribe to the left of it. What this means is that if you have a Feed Reader (I will mention those a little later) you can subscribe to a feed of that page and will be notified of any updates on that page at set intervals :) So now, rather than having to manually check to see if people have updated their Journal … or added new works …. you can have all the new stuff FEED right to you automatically :) Okay … my Feed Reader of Choice is called OMEA but I have a fairly fast system with 2Gig of Ram, so for me it’s not a problem to run. It’s a very big program and takes up a LOT of resources. Anyway … I thought I would try another Lighter Feed reader from a LIST of Ten. I am currently testing RSS Bandit and as far as I can tell so far it’s a great program for keeping up in RB :) I have added the Forums .. and also added Whirli to test …. all works really well :) :) Thanks Whirli ;) You can even send comments from within the program (on Journal Entries or works) so there is no need to flip back and forth from RB in your browser and the Feed Reader :) I haven’t looked at all the options in there yet, but so far it’s doing a good job of basically keeping me informed. It will take a while to add and categorize everyone … but once done .. adding new people will be easy and I will no longer need to manually check in RB for peoples updates etc :) I’ll leave this JE now …. if anyone is interested in using RSS Bandit … I can add to this to help you set it up … most other Programs would run similar so any instructions here would probably help with those too :) :) Happy RSS’ing :) :) VBS View all my HOW TO’S

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  rss feeded
  by arosha

  i dnt knw wat to say…

• Tshirt Comp - Last Day to Vote PLUS other bits..
  by webgrrl

  Tomorrow, Monday, 18th of June is the last day where favourites and comments to all our entries for the 100% RedBubble Tshirt competitio…

  Tomorrow, Monday, 18th of June is the last day where favourites and comments to all our entries for the 100% RedBubble Tshirt competition are counted! My entrys called BUBBLELiCiOUS – if you havent looked at it yet, please do – and if its worthy of comments or/and favouriting – please click away – as we get 2 points for comment and 3 for a favourite (so max someone can get is 5 points from per person). / This is the first time ive ever entered a graphic/creative type of competition, so im just a bit excited :P WoOOooT!! / I also made a poster from the tshirt design – cuz i thought maybe someone would like it on their wall – to keep motivated, cuz its got some words that would give ya just that little push you may need… / (the poster is not part of the competition) / Your support and comments are muchly appreciated ((hugs)) Webgrrl’s entry : BUBBLELICIOUS Everyone’s entries – browse thru and show your support! The Official RedBubble Tshirt Competition details WIDGETS FOR YOUR RSS FEEDS FROM REDBUBBLE Ok so now we have RSS feeds at RedBubble where we can feed into our Readers and see whats new there, and especially keep an eye of your favourites artist latest posts etc… The other night i spent a bit of time (which i enjoyed) and did some research on the available Widgets that is available for FREE from various places around the net. I found some real crap ones and some super cool ones.. / I have placed all my findings on my Webgrrl.biz blog/site so that you can go and have a look at it. If there are any there you like, just look for a button/link at the bottom of each widget, and you can grab it for yourself! Best Widgets for RedBubble RSS feeds The ones ive put in my recommended selection were chosen cuz they fit the best FOR RedBubble’s feed – meaning that we have photos in our feeds… You will also notice on my website on the sidebar (right side) that ive used the Random RB thumbdisplay made by Xavier – and further down you will see a square with like a slideshow of my stuff on RB with a bubble effect on it. Well this came from RedBubble’s team Mark Mansour – he will be releasing this info this coming week i do believe… If theres any other stuff u need to know about widgets and the rss thang.. just msg me or email me.. all info found at my profile :) Hope you all had a great weekend!! / - and dont forget to comment/vote ! Thanks xxx

• Blanket Magazine Interview
  by Jordan Clarke

  Forgot to jump on here to tell you all about the interview I have in the latest release of Blanket Magazine (www.blanketmagazine.com...

  Forgot to jump on here to tell you all about the interview I have in the latest release of Blanket Magazine (www.blanketmagazine.com). Bec found me right here on RedBubble – and she mentions RB for one of her questions. I gave RB the huge wrap it deserves, so go along and check it out! Jords

• The RedBubble Hacks Forum
  by Dave Pearson

  Jo O’Brien has been kind enough to create a new forum in the How To RedBubble group’s...

  Jo O’Brien has been kind enough to create a new forum in the How To RedBubble group’s forums area that provides a place to discuss RedBubble hacks. If you’ve got an interest in creating add-ons or little hacks that help when using RedBubble please do pop over and join in.

• The Blogs I Read
  by Natalie Perkins

  Natalie Tyler asked me which blogs I read, so I compiled a list of blogs that you lot migh…

  Natalie Tyler asked me which blogs I read, so I compiled a list of blogs that you lot might like! I’m into so many different things, so these cover graphic design, typography, fashion, interiors, industrial design, marketing etc! Some of them aren’t english, but they are eye candy so it’s ok! Nice Fucking Graphics / Desire to inspire / Oh Joy / Lost at E Minor / Paper Shop Ink / Design You Trust / Girl in the Green Dress / Design Verb / Love Colors / Laissez Faire / Drawn! / Bits and Bobbins / Debi van Zyl / Sub-studio design blog / Creative Curio / Advertising and Design Goodness / How Magazine Blog / Snook.ca / Brandflakes for Breakfast / Freshly Blended / My Folk Lover / Graphic Design Blog / Poppy Letterpress / Ping Mag / One Good Bumblebee Enjoy!

• Hack: "Add to Google Reader" button for all forum threads
  by Dave Pearson

  Yet another Greasemonkey hack for RedBubble. This one adds a Add to Google...

  Yet another Greasemonkey hack for RedBubble. This one adds a Add to Google button to all forum threads. This makes it easier to keep on top of threads you’re active in (if you’re a Google Reader user, obviously). If this sounds handy, and you use Firefox, and you’ve got Greasemonkey installed, pop over here and give the script a go.

• "Add to Google Reader" button hack updated
  by Dave Pearson

  Version 0.2 of my RedBubble forums/Google reader hack...

  Version 0.2 of my RedBubble forums/Google reader hack is now available. This version fixes a problem where it wouldn’t work correctly if you were trying to use it after jumping to a specific post in a thread or if you were on a page other than the first page. See over here for more details.

• Hack: "Add to Google Reader" button for all works
  by Dave Pearson

  Following on from my forum thread Google reader hack...

  Following on from my forum thread Google reader hack, the next obvious one to do was to add the Google reader button to all works so it’s dead easy (for a lazy person like me) to follow a thread of comments on someone’s work. Just like before this one adds a Add to Google button but, this time, it adds it to the action list for a work. This makes it easier to keep on top of comment threads you want to follow (if you’re a Google Reader user, obviously). If this sounds handy, and you use Firefox, and you’ve got Greasemonkey installed, pop over here and give the script a go.

• Web WIDGETS for you!
  by webgrrl

  I’ve been really diggin the widgets ive been making, and placing them all over the place. It started just with my own personal stuff that…

  I’ve been really diggin the widgets ive been making, and placing them all over the place. It started just with my own personal stuff that i wanted to put on my other blogs/websites (yes, i have many).. then, i wanted to show others how they could utilize the RSS feed found within Redbubble (gallery, groups and forums). today i made a PAGE of Widgets from the RSS feeds of some of the groups i belong to in Redbubble.. / Widgets for You if you want me to make you a widget that i havent made yet..just bubblemail me. if you would like any of the widgets you see on the page, just click on the “Get Widget” button/link and it will give you codes you can copy and paste into your website, profile at myspace, facebook, bebo, and many other places..you will see all the familiar logos ;)

• artSOLD : What's been selling at my 'shops'
  by webgrrl

  A few weeks ago (or maybe more..) i came to a point where i wanted to have small something (widget, feed, etc) that i can place on my m…

  A few weeks ago (or maybe more..) i came to a point where i wanted to have small something (widget, feed, etc) that i can place on my main website (webgrrl.biz) and few other blogs that i have.. something that shows what’s been sold recently from all the places i have my art.. The only quick solution i could come up with (and with no cost) was to make a blog and post the info items, and taking the opportunity to Thank the buyer at the same time.. and so artSOLD was ‘born’ From there, i can then grab the rss feed and utilize it in many different ways.. my favourite being the widget at widgetbox : see here In a marketing and business sense, I’m not sure if this has been done before. We usually make a blog or websites to promote what art we make and whats for sale.. but making a blog/journal of what we’ve sold, i haven’t come across, and i have this belief that people like to know what people are buying, popular etc too.. So i thought, Why Not to have one for what’s sold!? Plus if/when buyer comes across the acknowledgment of thanks, thats a positive energy too…and im all about and for Spreading the Goodness! artSOLD took me a full day to set up, using a free blogger template i went lookin for.. Then i put thinkin caps on to see what ‘widget, promotional’ goodies there is available from all the three main places i associate with.. maybe you want to make one too.. :) Its a nice journal to have, and it makes you work just that bit harder (in promotions especially) so that you get sales, and that means a new post! :)

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  RSS FEED ME
  by Cormac Wall

  Orange RSS “Feed Me” slogan

• Hack: RedBubble Art Manager for Windows v1.6.0.0 Released
  by Dave Pearson

  I’ve just uploaded a new version of my RedBubble art manager application...

  I’ve just uploaded a new version of my RedBubble art manager application (this is v1.6.0.0). You can get it from here. This release adds a new export option. You can now export your art list as a MediaRSS file. This is useful if you want to add CoolIris support to one of your own websites. For details on how to add support to your website see the CoolIris developer guide.

• Hack: RedBubble Art Manager for Windows Source Released
  by Dave Pearson

  I’ve been meaning to do this for a while now and, today, I finally got around to it. Having created a github “acco…

  I’ve been meaning to do this for a while now and, today, I finally got around to it. Having created a github account today one of the first things I did was create a project for RBArtMan. The code is released under the terms of the GNU GPL. This way, if anyone fancies spinning off their own version, or picking it up and carrying on should I fall under a bus, the source is now available.

• Creating a Subscription E-Mail List with Burnt Feeds - (Pt. 2)
  by mingtees

  Or – Why Blogger and not MySpace, Content, and other ways to make money with your feed. So you have your nice burnt feed, and you have…

  Or – Why Blogger and not MySpace, Content, and other ways to make money with your feed. So you have your nice burnt feed, and you have it plastered everywhere you can. But there’s more, what about content? Why Blogger? etc. Well, MySpace is maybe fine for MySpace. But first off Blogger gives you a bigger reach than you may have with just your sites and networks, via blog groups, pings, blogrolls, linkbacks, etc. Any blog book can explain this stuff for those who don’t already know about it. But there’s more. Ads: / One thing that makes MySpace blogs look crappy is all of the ads on the page, especially at the top. Anytime anyone clicks on that ad on your blog page, the advertiser pays a price per click, which goes right to MySpace, not to you. On Blogger, you have the option to sign up for AdSense, which is content driven (ads are triggered by keywords), and there are plenty of other ad providers you can sign up with as well, many where you can pick and choose the ads you want on. I have actually opted not to do this for now, as i’m trying to focus on content sales, ie t shirts, not have people click out on ads. But another option – you can keep the ads off of the front page, and instead run ads on just your archive posts. Just wrap these tags around the code snippet AdSense gives you – < ItemPage > </ ItemPage > . Good enough. Content – Affiliate t shirt and other sales / One reason i resisted Blogger for so long, other than the fact that I’m no writer, is that i didn’t want the pressure of posting on a frequent schedule. Because you do have to post with some regularity to not drop off the radar. And if i posted primarily new designs, well, i’ve done around 4 over the past 3 or 4 months. And 2 or 3 of them sucked and were just site filler. But it’s an ideal situation to post other people’s shirts and stuff to generate content, reviews, and make a few bucks from other people’s stuff. It’s easy with Zazzle, you don’t even have to have a shop there, just an associate’s account. They pay 15% = volume bonuses, and there’s cut and paste code. RedBubble – Please an affiliate program! There’s such great work on here! Amazon.com / This is the thing about MySpace that really gets stuck in my craw. If you have a blog there, of have seen anyone else’s blog posts, often you see those thumbnail icons with “currently reading” or “listening to” of “watching” or whatever. (I read a lot, like a book a day, and not Barbara Cartland. And i have lots of other books to recommend, photography and art books for design references, poetry, literature, etc.) Click on that link, and it takes you to the Amazon.com page for that item. If someone actually buys it, Amazon pays a comission (i think around 4%). But, that comission goes to MySpace, but on your blog content, and your recommendation. Tacky, sleazy, low rent, cheesy. (sound familiar?) / But with Blogger, you can sign up for an Amazon account yourself, and any book, DVD, CD, or whatever you blog and recommend, you just add your code that they give to the end of the item page link url, and if anything you recommend sells, you get the comission. You probably won’t get rich, it will most likely be a pittance, but better you than MySpace getting it. / You can also get associate accounts from Ebay, Imagekind, Art.com (who i refuse to promote as they gouge to pay their artists too small a comission). / Please RB – affiliate program! If anyone is interested in ths sort of thing, i have lots of other info and tidbits about feeds, For example, Zazzle allows tailored feeds, so i created a category in each of my shops there called “New and Featured”, i have a feed for that category on my Facebook pages, and everytime i make a new shirt and put it that category, it shows up on that feed, and people can subscribe to it (but not by email).

• Creating Subscription Email Lists with Burnt Feeds (Pt. 1)
  by mingtees

  I’ve been doing a lot of research on using rss feeds and blogs lately, because marketing degree notwithstanding, i hate marketing. Espec…

  I’ve been doing a lot of research on using rss feeds and blogs lately, because marketing degree notwithstanding, i hate marketing. Especially the obnoxious spam and invasive type, i hate getting it and i hate to put it out. But i have weird niche markets, so i can’t really scratch my butt and wait for people to find my stuff on MP’s or find my website either, the type of people that like my kind of stuff don’t really shop at the big POD’s, so i have to either find them myself, or put my stuff in a place where they can find it. So i have been looking for some ways to reach them via non-invasive marketing techniques. E mail marketing is kind of great for busy people that like your stuff, but don’t have time to check out your site every few days to see what’s new. And there are problems with the usual ways of using email marketing. / One way is to use the email function like the one that CafePress offers. Problems – brand spam, content control. And one for me – i have a shop there, but i don’t have them on my website, in fact, at CP I have all outward bound links to my sites spammed all over my header on all pages. / Building your own email list is another option because you have control over content, but it’s a LOT of work, cgi scripts or a paid service, people have to visit your site to opt in, and more importantly, a lot of people probably don’t want to provide their e-mail due to privacy and spam fears. / Which leaves a better option. What if you have a lot of sites, a lot of shops, and in addition to designing t shirts or artwork, you have decks and shoes and posters at Zazzle, you’re in a band, you’re a writer or a photographer or a website designer,you run marathons, and you support a favorite charity? So you want to include a lot of this info in your mailing list as well. / A blog with a burnt feed is ideal for this. You just start a blog where you post your content, new designs, sales and promos, and any other info you see fit. Burn your feed, then you have the html generated to post anywhere you like, not just your site. Profiles, myspace, facebook, other shops, even in your email or posting signature. So if someone suscribes to your feed by email, they simply get an email everytime you make a new post. Simple as that. / And it’s pretty simple to set up too. You’ll have to get an account at either Blogger or MySpace, unfortunately those are the only 2 options. I very highly do NOT recommend Myspace for this purpose, for many reasons. The blog looks like crap, you may not want to send people outside of MS there, and most importantly, MS makes money on your content that should by rights be yours. More on that later. / So first thing is to get an account at Blogger and set up your blog. (It’s free and simple.) Then make your first post or two, maybe an intro post, and then one of maybe a new shirt design or new artwork, or a sale or promotion that you have going on now. Good enough! Then click on the feed suscribe button to get the feed url. (it will say “feeds” in the url there somewhere). Copy that from your browser, and hold onto it, you’ll paste it elsewhere. / Then go over to Feedburner to burn your feed. Paste the feed in the place provided on the home page. Then create an account, and claim your feed. If successful, click on the “Promote” tab, and select the options of publishing a chiclet for subscription, and then on the offer e mail subscription. The html is cut and paste, and there you go! But one more thing – go back to Blogger click on “settings” and then on the “feeds” tab. Here you’ll have to enter the url that Feedburner will give you to redirect your subscriptions there. So this is what it looks like – I have to give you my MySpace page, as that’s the only place i’ve pasted it so far. And yes, my blog looks like crap too, i just set it up like 2 hours ago. Asian Tees on MySpace Look for the links on the right under that blob of text under the Asian Tees banner, and right before all of the images.

• Keeping up with what's new
  by webgrrl

  RSS Feeds – trying to list something here in my journal in redbubble, so that others who are interested can subscribe. / I publish and m…

  RSS Feeds – trying to list something here in my journal in redbubble, so that others who are interested can subscribe. / I publish and maintain several (and then some more!) websites, blogs, merchblogs, etc, and along with my creative creations here in rb, i have my art on other type of products (merchandise) else where like at Zazzle, Cafepress, Blurb etc.. Feedburner has so much stuff available in regards to RSS feeds – if you havent delved into that area.. you should start yourself off at Feedburner NEW ART JUST MADE / BLOGS/SITES ABOUT CREATIVITY, I PUBLISH & MAINTAIN / uses_tiny_mce(:options => {:theme => ‘advanced’,<br />:extended_valid_elements => “object[classid|codebase|width|height|align],<br />param[name|value],<br />embed[quality|type|<br />pluginspage|width|height|src|align|wmode]”<br />})

• Widgets, Toolz & Web'y Goodies You CAN Use IN Redbubble!
  by webgrrl

  As we have already noticed, Redbubble dont speak the same lingo, as in, it doesnt use HTML or CSS etc, which means; we cannot use a lot…

  As we have already noticed, Redbubble dont speak the same lingo, as in, it doesnt use HTML or CSS etc, which means; we cannot use a lot of the widgets, scripts and all dem goodies out there in here. Which is ok, but sometimes i found that i wanted to promote about my other sites/projects here in my profile.. but couldnt.. till now :) / (well, I figured it out now..prob been able to for ages already..hehe) As you that may have read my previous post, i discovered more of Feedburner goodies recently. In that discovery i found a Widget that can animate your RSS feed – that doesnt use html or scripts, which means we can use it in here! I utilized the RSS Animated widget in two ways : First, i’ve been wanting to bring my journal post entry titles further UP in my profile, but cuz ive got a pretty jam packed profile on the left hand side..it forces the Journal Entries way down to the bottom end, and i dont know if people scroll that far down! LOL! So with animated rss widget from Feedburner (i chose the Email option/display) I can now place (like below for example) in the higher end of my profile, where it will ‘flash’ the most recent post (utilizing my rb journal rss feed), Hopefully giving it more attention.. the second way i used it.. / is to take the half banner size option on white background of the same Animated Widget – with feeds from my two sites, Artdictive and Webgrrl’shop – flashing the most recent posts there.. / WANT TO MAKE A QUICK ANIMATION OF YOUR ART * / for display purposes like the moving images below ? / Go to PICASION where you can Create Animated GIF online for free! Upload your pictures or grab them from Flickr or Picasa Web, make avatars or funny animations and post it to MySpace, LiveJournal, Facebook or Redubble. No need for Flash FOR THOSE WHO LIKE TO SEE STATS / At the bottom of my profile you should be able to see LIVE STATS, free service by FEEDJIT . Make sure you get the Run-Anywhere Widget (link takes you directly there) Usually they all are scripts, but this one is not and i’ve been quite happy using Feedjit services on most of my blogs for free interesting stats. See how it all looks at my profile (clickty click) Have you found tools and toys you can use in Redbubble?*

• You've been missing out!
  by Natalie Perkins

  Did you know ”...

  Did you know I’m having my first exhibition right now, I’m in a zine, and that I’ve designed a desktop for April? I don’t post so many journals over here anymore, because I never seem to have the time nowadays but I just wanted to remind you that you can always get updates on what I’m doing at my blog or twitter. The easiest way to stay in the loop with blogs is to use a feed reader (I use Google Reader, it’s tops)... on my blog you can click on the pretty little “Subscribe” graphic in the left sidebar and it’ll take you to a page where you can choose the feed reader that suits you best. If you’re not using some kind of RSS aggregating service yet, I heartily recommend it just because it saves so much time! Anyhoo, don’t be a stranger! I haven’t dropped off the face of the internet, I’m just over here behind it’s ear :P

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  RSS Feed
  by Jonathan Hughes

  The RSS Feed icon, distressed. Show your Geekness in messed up vector style.

• A daily dose of creativity
  by community

  There are times in our lives where we all feel like we’re not producing enough work or nurturing our creativity. It’s easy to reach a poi…

  There are times in our lives where we all feel like we’re not producing enough work or nurturing our creativity. It’s easy to reach a point where you feel as though you haven’t been creative for ages. Today I’d to share a little tool that has helped me avoid that feeling, even when I’m too snowed under to even contemplate spending time on a project. It’s called a feed reader (otherwise known as a software based aggregator or RSS reader). A feed reader allows you to read updates from multiple blogs and websites in one place, and saves visiting all your favourite blogs on a regular basis. It’s a useful tool for keeping up to date with news an information on the topics that you’re passionate about including art, design, photography and writing. It can serve as a great learning tool and source of ideas and inspiration … a bit like having a daily newspaper written just for you. Here’s a peek at just a few of the many (currently over 60) blogs I keep an eye on: / / / / / / Setting up a feed reader is quite simple. There are many web based feed readers including Google Reader, Bloglines and Netvibes. All you need to do is sign up for an account then add the feeds you’d like to follow. Each time you sign into you feed reader, you’ll have a list of recent posts on your chosen topics. For those who are interested in finding out more, these links should help: Which Feed Reader is best? Web Based Aggregators How News Aggregators and RSS Readers Work RSS explained And if you’re interested in finding some creative content, these lists are a good start: Top 20 (or so) Art Blogs 160 t-shirt blogs Bloglines most followed blogs The Top 100 Photography Blogs Best art and design blogs of 2009 Top 10 Blogs for Writers Top 100 Creative Writing Blogs This is how I make sure I get my daily dose of creativity outside of the bubble. How do you stay inspired and motivated when you don’t have time to create? We’d also like to hear about the creative blogs you follow … Nat