If you are interested in designing GUIs and building custom components with Swing toolkit, definitely Romain guy's blog can be good reference for you, he writes about his work on swing components, custom components, tips and tricks on designing and using components. and you can download the demos of his work.
You find more swing articles in 2005, 2006 archives.
His URL: http://www.curious-creature.org/
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