Meathaus is working on a new book project. It’s called, “SOS”. We are in the final days of putting it together. We’ll be telling you all about it in the coming weeks. It should be out this summer, maybe late summer. Details are forthcoming. Until then, and to give you an idea of the kind [...]

The Black Nerds Network is in London and in virtual reality e-tours and they are getting into some nerd stuff, looks promising. Myspace, etc.

Rob Dunlavey keeps a mean sketchbook and shares his illustration process on his blog, such as this squirrel illustration he posted today.

Intense collage artistry awaits you at Cameron Michel’s website, which is also just one big insane 18500 pixel wide image which may or may not kill your browser. Go for it!

February 2004, Los Angeles. Got up with our visiting Ben and Jenny, met Jethro out at CBS studios, lined up on the sidewalk at around 5am. We were too late. After two hours of waiting on the massive line inching forward towards the studio gate, they cut us off the entrance as they were full. [...]

Filthy Lurker installs his cheeky pieces all over the place. Via Wooster.

Previously mentioned here for his comic Tales From Greenfuzz, William Sweeney has a portfolio of fantastic work up at the design/ rep site Big Active which is worth visiting despite the stupid 2002-style browser re-size that the site thrusts upon you. The whole Big Active site has loads of good looking work.

Over a the Comics Reporter there is a nice sized Jordan Crane interview with the latest on what he’s up to.

I’d seen a few panels in the past from Emmanuel Guibert and Joann Sfar’s book “The Professor’s Daughter”, and been pretty impressed. Just recently, though, I stumbled on this giant preview on the site of their American publisher, First Second, and I was blown away. It looks like what would happen if [...]

Check out the work of sculptor Evan Penny. Classy.