You’ve got to check on Vincent Girad’s blog and blog every once in while in order to properly keep your mind blown away with his big ideas and experiments. Above are two drawings that he did from his memory of Max Ernst collages. Previously mentioned here, plus he’s got great stuff in GO FOR THE GOLD! 3.
Here’s your Daily Drawing today from Michaela Zacchilli! Click it to see it larger. Also, did you know that Michaela has started posting her formerly print-only comic Bullshit Frank & Gorilla Joe every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday until she runs out of comics? It’s true.
Look at the ink and pencil drawings of Åshild Kanstad Johnsen on Flickr.
Man I love this Daily Drawing idea already. For today, here’s a custom sketch job sent over for the blog from Meathaus man Brandon Graham.
Jillian Tamaki (previously mentioned here) has a constant stream of art and illustration on her sketchblog, and now has a category for the little SuperMutant Magic Academy comics she is making. Yes, the first one was called SuperMutant Teen Academy.
Your daily drawing, today it’s from me. My main website is McD Workshop, which is my business. Checkitout!
Good ol’ Meathaus man Stephen Gilpin has got his website updated here for you to see illustrations, and also has a weekly comic strip online called The Lestrygonians which has been drawn since the late ’90s at least when I first eyeballed it in student publications at SVA. Stephen has also launched a new arm of his business, a screen printing company called Billy the Squid Screen Printing. Judging from Stephen’s attention to detail evident in his comics, I’d say Billy the Squid would be an excellent bet for producing some nice custom prints for you.
New post category here on Meathaus. We’ll be posting daily drawings from our Meathaus associates. One per day is the goal in addition to the regular neat stuff posts. Let’s start off with a drawing from Jay Sacher, from his own new Daily Drawing depository, The Cowboy Campfire. Also check in regularly with Golden Circle Story Time for more Jay.
Hey take a look at Bryan Green’s Paper Foldables. Bryan was at a few of those early Meathaus meetings back when James and Farel shared an apartment and Tomer lived across the hall. Anyway, Bryan has been doing these papercraft toys that you can print out and fold yourself. He designed some foldables for Tim and Eric and more recently worked with Tom at Adventure Time to do up some foldables for them as well.
