Category Archives: Meathaus

Posts categorized here relate to Meathaus actions and business. This serves as an archive for Meathaus news.

Meathaus Posting

You may have noticed that it was a weird posting week on meathaus.com, I was eating mofongo in Puerto Rico and totally didn’t have time to post extensively but I didn’t want to let you know that I was there so you could all come and rob my house. I have an alarm in any case. Thanks to Jay for picking up the slack with his prime selections. I hope he sticks around and posts more frequently despite already having posting duty on both his own Golden Circle Story Time comics blog as well as the Chronicle Books blog. I know that the rest of the Meathaus guys would post more too if they could ever remember their passwords—their hearts are in the right place. Lastly, I keep hammers in various places around the house for both nailing down floor boards as well as for potential self-defense against all of you blog reading home invaders. OK, back to it.

BOOOOOOOM Bloggins

Sweet little post over on the art blog powerhouse that is the BOOOOOOOM about our new sketchbook anthology GO FOR THE GOLD! 3. Because of how Jeff designed his BOOOOOOOM logo with the square formation, I was able to visually pick up quickly the correct amount of “O”s to add in every BOOOOOOOM I type. Two “O”s then three “O”s then two more. With FFFFound! on the other hand I’ve always found myself just mashing in a bunch of “F”s into the browser then punching the search button, even though now looking at it it should be easy to remember there are four “F”s. I believe that it was Jeff’s ridiculous amount of “O”s that forced me to really examine and count them in the first place.

Gazin’s Viceland Review

Nick Gazin's Comic Book Witch Hunt Vice Review

Nick Gazin writes this column for Vice where he reviews comics and then burns the ones that he hates the most at the end, with video for proof. He liked GO FOR THE GOLD! 3 so much that he made it #1, so it didn’t get burnt, and he posted a bunch of new preview images from the book over here as part of his review. And with 100% journalistic integrity (does that apply to blogs?), Nick gave full disclosure that he of course is also in GFTG!3. Like I said, “that’s synergy, dudes.”

Lulu Free Shipping Today

lulu

If you are on the fence about buying the new Meathaus sketchbook anthology GO FOR THE GOLD! 3 for monetary reasons, maybe free shipping on one copy from lulu.com will push you off. According to their promotion:

Enter coupon code MAILSHIP1 at checkout and receive a discount equivalent to free shipping (up to $3.99 USD) on any single paperback book.

That is today only, Monday, December 7th. Also the book will ship from Lulu, not Meathaus, so you wont get the weird photocopied doodle zine or a sketch in the book, etc. But $3.99 off is yours to be had over there, today only.

Oh No You D’int

Go For The Gold! Is Go!

Go For The Gold! 3 and Go For The Gold! 2 and the mini bonus doodle weirdo zine are here and ready to ship worldwide! The store has them both and there is a preview of GFTG3 here. I’ll keep shipping these mini zines with every order because I can, and who cares? Right!

Now that all the fine contributing artists’ copies are shipping out to them, the pre-order phase is over. You order these books now, and I’ll be getting them into a Priority Mail package to you the next day.

Here’s a secret that’s no longer a secret: You can order these books directly from the print-on-demand printer too, if you prefer. That is over here. Books ordered from Meathaus here get the bonus zine and priority mail, and are already printed and ready to ship. So what is the advantage of ordering direct from the printer? I don’t know, maybe they have favorable international shipping or something.

New Meathaus.com Website

New Meathaus Website

Oh yes, here it is. We’re getting back to our roots with a new eye-searing design. The meathaus.com site has been a lot of different things over the last near-decade. We’re taking it back to a standard party-tray of blog, read, buy and about, with a new tasty option, hire.

Blog or MEATLOG is what you have come to know meathaus.com for for the last year or two, a daily source of cartooning, comics and art inspiration that you wont find simply regurgitated from other blogs out there. No, these juicy fruits are picked fresh by our visually stimulated editors.

READ COMICS & ARTICLES is the place where we stash original items that deserve more than just a casual blogging. Indeed, these humorous and informational pieces demand to be read.

BUY COMICS & ART is our resurrected store – old geezer Meathaus fans may remember the Warehaus. Here you’ll find a pared down selection of only our finest items ready to ship anywhere in the world via convenient Paypal transactions.

ABOUT MEATHAUS is a page which may expand in the future, but for now does a nice job of summing things up, despite a few 2006-era pop culture references (from when it was written).

HIRE MEATHAUS is recommended reading for all art directors, producers and rich people.

At any rate, we’ve got BIG NEWS. That’s right, a new surprise book has been published, GO FOR THE GOLD! 3. An aptly named follow up to 2005’s GO FOR THE GOLD! 2, GO FOR THE GOLD! 3 collects together into one volume an unholy amalgamation of 35 artists’ deepest sketchbook secrets. Check the preview page for more, and pre-order in the store for a free mini doodle zine to be included. They will ship out to you first week in December via Priority mail. Also available again for the first time in three years, GO FOR THE GOLD! 2.

Comment here or contact us with any problems with the site. Things will be getting tweaked over the next few weeks, but this baby was finally ready to roll out.

Welcome To Our New Readers

Welcome to Meathaus.com

Welcome to our new readers, please enjoy. If you are wondering what Meathaus is besides just this blog, check out this preview of Meathaus S.O.S. which is our 9th issue of our comics anthology and this page where you can buy one.

I’ll be getting around to setting up a few more “BUY” buttons soon for our older FUNPAKs of old issues.

BOOOOOOOM! Creative Blogs List

Booooooom! Bookmarks List

These people at BOOOOOOOM! are right. We are one of the 17 creative sites that you should bookmark and look at, or else you are dumb. They are also right about our fine selection of inspirational cartooning and comics (and art, illustration, photography, etc.) links. These babies are found deep in the link mines and are unearthed just for you. We remove megatons of useless internet garbage links just to get the sweet shiny ones to post. While we are on the subject, check out the rest of their list. Your bookmarks bar just got fattah.

Quick Question

Hotdog and Pink Lettuce

What makes you more naked than just being nude? Naked with only socks on, or naked with only a shirt on?

Meathaus Update

Jason Sacher Comics Golden Circle

A few new things to note on meathaus.com. For 2009 we have stopped making links pop a blank browser window as I had been doing out of habit for years for no good reason. The user should have that control to decide to launch a new browser window with a simple right click.

The front page has been restructured again in a three column format to allow for Blogads on the left and soon more Meathaus content, and Google ads and other Meathaus content on the right. You can advertise on the left column by clicking the “Advertise Here” link below the Blogads. I am not sure if the Google ads are specifically target-able or not, but you can certainly advertise with them as well. The ad revenue has been enough to support the server rent which houses multiple Meathaus dude’s personal sites, so that has been great for the last year or so.

The body font size has been increased by a point and the line height increased in order to be less eye-shredding.

Best of all, we will be creating longer form articles and other original content which will be posted under the top-left Meathaus Articles header. New today is our first in a series of miniature biography pages about our various Meathaus artists. First up, Jay Sacher.