Doug did up a video for his old buddy Graham Smith this summer utilizing roommate Eric Fensler’s dance skills and Tim and Eric’s green screen and props closet. Here it is. Doug says he’s made about 12 videos with Graham since ‘96.

What is it? What is this movie? It looks like a good time. It’s by Crispin Hellion Glover. The web site and trailer are here.

For those of you who would enjoy stroking your beard and muttering “fascinating…” to yourself as settle back into your armchair in your library and tap out your pipe on your elephant’s foot ashtray, this blog may appeal to you. Find the latest remarkable photos of animals in the womb, read about foreign accent syndrome, [...]

Peter Callesen creates sculptures by cutting and folding paper, often from one sheet only. He also draws and exhibits live performances at galleries. His complex and unbelievable work can be seen on his website.

Buckminster Fuller was an “inventor, architect, engineer, mathematician, poet and cosmologist was one of the most enlightened mystics of the last century”. This is just one possible description of Bucky, taken from the essay by Asha Deliverance located on the Buckminster Fuller Institute’s web page. They have a great collection of everything Fuller, from his [...]

A note from L-Beast, about some sweet MP3 blogs he visits to score choice jams available no where else or at least hard to find. ( He previously recommended an amazing Brazilian MP3 blog here). He writes:
“…even the best of these sites (like little hits and bubblegum machine) usually have like at best a 25% [...]

Three more reviews or mentions of Meathaus 8 Headgames:
First from the Top Shelf Productions blog, honcho Brett Warnock says: “Yet another splendiferous outing for anthology lovers like myself. Farel’s package design and general art direction is gorgeous, and probably more than half of the stories really sang to me.” Read the rest here.
Blogger Randy Lander [...]

Paul Pope has a website that hasn’t been updated much for a few years so it is good to see that he has joined the wonderful world of blogging with his new blog Pulp Hope.

The Comics Interpreter recently produced an episode of their comics podcast that included a 15 minute interview with Dash Shaw. Check the podcast here. Buy his books in the Warehaus.

Check out the illustrations of Alexei Vella on his website, found via his livejournal which shares its name “meathaus.livejournal.com” with our group (no relation).