Blue is a 36-hour weather forecasting phone app. It displays the weather with beautiful color gradients. Minimal, clean, and only $.99. Very nice.

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According to an infographic by TemplateMonster, blue is the top dog of website colours. With blue offering feelings of security, tranquility, progress and innovation, it’s easy to understand why everything from social networking sites to healthcare companies use it. Twitter’s doing it, Skype’s doing it, Facebook’s doing it, and WordPress is doing it. Why aren’t you?

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Massachusetts-based artist Caleb Neelon is staging his first West Coast exhibition — Caleb Neelon Is Working On It — at West Hollywood’s Carmichael Gallery between May 10 and June 1. He was the author and illustrator of the children’s book, Lilman Makes a Name for Himself, and has a new book of his art coming out this year through Ginko called Caleb Neelon’s Book of Awesome. [also read about the Anything Could Happen exhibition at the Carmichael Gallery]

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Ah, New York. What a wonderful city! I was there for a few days visiting the main man behind Lost At E Minor, my brother Zolton. In amongst all the walking and talking, I managed to whip out my camera every now and then. These shots capture the vertical scale of the city, the wonderful deco architecture, and the vast blocks of blue that engulf the city on a clear day.

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