thumbnail comic thing because Lindsey told me to.
it is hard to take a picture of a comic with your phone and fit everything.
the mushroom cloud may or may not be related to the strip. it’s up to interpretation.
i have had some beer, okay?
If you’re interested in a double feature of documentaries about artistic movements in New York, I definitely recommend Blank City and Brooklyn Boheme.
Anyone know where I can watch some No Wave cinema for free online? I think I might need a Spike Lee/Jim Jarmusch double feature next.
Note to self: don’t draw speech bubbles until you’re sure you have something better to put in them than a Daria quote #sketchbook
Oh, you know, just some lesbian moms on this year’s Mother’s Day cover of The New Yorker.
Love Chris Ware’s gorgeous Mother’s Day cover!
(via ealperin)
Act like you’ve been there before…
Watched Just Like Being There, the documentary about the Gig Poster scene on Netflix Instant today. I really enjoyed the flick, I thought it was well focused, really interesting, and it definitely made me want to try my hand at screen printing. Daniel Danger, one of the artists featured in the doco is FANTASTIC and I’m a little obsessed with his stuff now. I have to admit I was really hoping for some R. Black or Kozik in the movie, but neither of them appear (though Kozik is mentioned several times). If I ever get to go to SXSW I’m definitely going to have to hit Flatstock. It’s really cool how the gig poster scene is where music and visual arts mingle, feeding into one another.
Also, there’s a bit about the current Mondo film poster craze for the movie buffs (I’m not going to pretend that I don’t have Mondo poster for The Master as the background on my phone right now). Anyway, if you’re into art or indie rock, or both, it’s definitely worth your time to watch!
I finally got my scanner in the mail this week after six months without it. I busted it out today to use on this, only to discover that it is broken. So, here’s the pic I took with my phone.
