A few weeks ago, I noticed an uptick in the number of random French women attempting to befriend me on Facebook, along with an increase in non-referred traffic to my website. This could only mean one thing: the documentary I was followed around for in February had been completed and was airing on French television.

Indeed, here's my clip on blip.tv. (Or here if you like giant Quicktime files.) The hour-length documentary is called Global Resistance, and they devote a generous amount of time to Pixelator! If you watch the clip, you'll see me emerge from my secret bookshelf door. I have yet to document that myself!

I'm honored to find myself in the same documentary as The Art of Bleeding, Alexandre Orion (reverse graffiti), and Ji Lee (Abstractor and Bubble Project).

Also I was on a radio talk show called "Bulldog and the Rude Awakening Show" a month or so ago to talk about Take a Seat, and it went really well until I brought up Pixelator. You've got to remember: radio people really love their advertising.

Less press-related but totally just as sweet, Ryan put up a bunch of crosswalk instruction sign remixes in New Haven, CT a la Total Crisis Panic Button that are totally awesome! I really love this one because it involves high fiving: