Myself and some guys over at Bungie.net have been kicking around this idea of starting up a monthly community newsletter. Basically it will contain lots of content from the community itself (like fan art, fanfiction...) Bungie and gaming news etc: Not everything is finalized yet but we are hard at work in an attempt to create a good newsletter that, hopefully, people will enjoy.

Kato at Katonian.net has an article up on how to make stereoscopic screenshots from Halo 3.

The story mentions only the Windows program StereoPhoto Maker but I also located the Macintosh freeware AnaBuilder, which you might have some luck with if you're a Mac user.

Sorahn wrote a script to power Haloscreenshots.net; you enter your gamertag and it pulls down all your screenshots from Bungie.net. For the next step, it assembles those images into a mosaic composed from the submitted images. The first mosaic is up now, check it out!

UPDATE: sorahn had to make a change to how the archive stores images in preparation for making the large mosaics; please feel free to head on back to the site and resubmit your gamertag.

deadox1138 has created a site for Halo motivational posters. It's fantastic, check it out right now.

YankeeHotel has started up a picture blog called abstrakt, art from inside the Halo 3 engine, featuring artsy, unmodified screenshots. Check it out! Thanks for the heads-up to Louis Wu at HBO.

Hawty McBloggy figured yesterday should be the day everybody makes a Master Chief out of play doh, and that's the part she started with, apparently.

Thanks Louis Wu at HBO.

Halo fan Mike McDermott created a 3d paper Master Chief using a program called PePaKuRa. For more images, check his Deviant Art page. Story from Kotaku.

HBO is announcing the winners of their latest Seven on Seven contest. This last competition was to put the Master Chief into an older Bungie game. The seven winners get free downloads of Freeverse's Marathon:Durandal from Xbox Live Arcade.