Something I wanted to do for quite a while now: new smaller Pidgin smillies. Some people like them smaller, and I agree they demand less attention in your chat windows sometimes.
There is already a smaller smiley set, but these use the new (Mango like) style.
This is the first draft of the GNOME 3.0 Art Roadmap. I made this because nobody was planning on doing so, and I cannot let GNOME 3.0 go by without some impressive changes. Now this roadmap contains some of my personal views and those of others that I’ve picked up. The document will probably change a lot, but it’s a first start, and I think we need a clear direction.
Have been wanting to try out Moonlight for a while now, and the last few weeks I’ve found the time to actually do it. At LGM and GUADEC, Michael Dominic (one of the Moonlight developers, also know for the Diva project 
) kindly showed how you can do simple animations in XAML with just a few lines of markup. It was very impressive. I’ve been waiting for technology like this for a while (somehow working with a Flash studio gives me the creeps).
I decided to animate my website headers.
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Jakub’s new one canvas workflow is totally awesome!
Making various sizes of icons is now a hundred times less frustrating. Especially because [1] Inkscape launches a new instance every time you open an icon, so you can’t copy and paste between windows. [2] the icon directory is a maze when you want to find icons [3] And… whatever, I’ll never have to deal with all that ever again!