I’ve got a soft spot for these two, so it was cool to see this video and new diorama.

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. [...]

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.

Here’s a video I did yesterday about ordinary objects doing uninteresting things. Stop-motion animation testing out some software.

Chris McD has created 31 new ink drawings on 5″ x 7″ index cards. 30 out of 31 were created with no under-drawing in an “instant drawing” experiment over several weeks. This is the first series of drawings that Chris has created that are available for sale in the recently re-designed Meathaus Warehaus Distrozone where [...]

Previously mentioned Shaun Kessler has kindly provided answers to our mini interview that was thrust upon him recently. Have at you:
Q: Who are you, where are you?
A: Shaun Kessler. Brooklyn NY.
Q: Do you place your work in the context of other people or movements of art whether current or historical?
A: I can’t place my work [...]

Thanks to the nice woman at Pork Disco, a wonderful collection of the coolest crappiest tattoos has been conveniently congregated for your browsing ease.

She has also conveniently subdivided her tattoo picture collection into useful categories.

As usual, the cartoon character tattoos are some of the funniest. Was there much thought put into the decision to tattoo [...]

Jane’s been doing these small, intricate cut paper illustrations for a children’s book to be published overseas.
  
Jane introduced me to Lotte Reiniger’s “Prince Achmed” movie and I spend a lot of time watching her cut paper with an exacto knife.  It inspires me to occassionally cut paper with my clumsy, fat fingers.  She doesn’t have a website [...]