Link & blockquote via Eclectic Micks...

Eclectic Micks are a collection of Irish professional comic book artists. They include Stephen Mooney (Angel; After the Fall), Stephen Thompson (Star Trek; New Frontier, Presidential Material: John McCain), PJ Holden (Fearless, 2000AD) Nick Roche (Transformers, Doctor Who), Will Sliney (Farscape), Bob Byrne (Mr. Amperduke, 2000AD) and Declan Shalvey (Frankenstein, Hero Killers)

  

Was hoping for something a bit racier. Link via linziehunter.co.uk. Blockquote via Monster-Munch...

I had to look at a couple of these before i realised what was going on. And then when i did, i realised there was a genius at work. When Cookie clapped eyes on them he said ... "If spammers hired people to make their spam look like that. Then i'd quite happily subscribe to it!". Do you hear that spammers? It's not the content we object to, it's the graphic design :) I'm pretty sure that this is the only spam on planet earth that you wouldn’t mind having framed on your wall.

  

I bookmark Christoph Niemann's blog...

During the cold and dark Berlin winter days, I spend a lot of time with my boys in their room. And as I look at the toys scattered on the floor, my mind inevitably wanders back to New York.

  

You can have one too!


  

  

I'm currently working towards a Brillo Bush with Queen's Brigade aspirations. See also, World Beard and Moustache Championships. 18x20 poster print available via topatoco.com. Blockquote via boing boing...

Wondermark's latest print, the "Hierarchy of Beards," depicts the evolutionary history of luxuriant face-fur.

  

  

Via Flickr...

The biggest size on Flickr makes a nice desktop background if I do say so myself. It contains 45 different figures; 99 individual people and one happy little tree accompanying Bob Ross. It took me about three months to finish, spread out over three years. There are a ton of tiny goofs, although the worst/funniest one is having made Andre the Giant (7' 4") roughly the same height as everyone in The Clash (normal sized people) next to him.

  

Anyone keeping up with Chad VanGaalen -- and everyone should be -- has seen his drawings at some point or another, gracing the covers to his albums, lending an air of animated surreality to videos by Guster and Chad VanGaalen. And once again, Chad does himself a solid -- a murderous and weird, colorfully ominous solid -- with the treatment for the vengeful and eerie strums of "Molten Light." The twisted fairy tale also serves as the second listen to his forthcoming Sub Pop release Soft Airplane, so key in on that. And also how easily you'll sing along to "I'll find you and I'll kill you."

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