UPDATE: Curious about how I took those pictures? I’ve got the answer right here.
UPDATE: Curious about how I took those pictures? I’ve got the answer right here.
On Tuesday DC Comics announced that it would be renumbering more than 50 of its superhero titles, starting with Justice League #1 on August 31st. This morning DC put up a new blog post that gives a few more details about the titles that will be restarted, but it isn’t an all-inclusive list. The big [...]
Everyone seems to have fond memories of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, so I decided to give the book a try. The story is echoed and referenced in many other cultural works, so I confess that my standards were very high. Within a few pages of reading I already hated it, but I [...]
I’ve been helping out a few friends with their websites recently and I’ve come to love using the Less Framework as a CSS layout solution. It’s not really a “framework” if you compare it to other tools like the 960 Grid System or Blueprint, but the minimalist approach is what makes it so attractive to [...]
I won’t even pretend that I know the first thing about Pokémon, so let’s leave it at that.
I have a love affair with WordPress, alright? Deal with it.
A great meme has been going around the Internets for the past couple of months and I thought it would be a great exercise: figuring out my biggest influences in the visual arts. The Influence Map meme comes from fox-orian at deviantART and it basically involves filling out this template with your artistic influences. Naturally, [...]
When Illustration Friday had the ‘Mail’ theme a few weeks ago, I began to think of all the different ways that people have communicated over vast distances across the ages. I figured that homing pigeons made the cutest image, so here we are. Actually, I was just curious about how the whole homing pigeon thing [...]
Now that I’ve posted images of cats onto my site, I need only to wait for my inevitable fame. People. Love. Cats. I mean, sure, there are certain individuals out there that abhor cats, but in general, the statement is absolutely true. Just look at the abundance of kitten videos on YouTube or the pervasiveness [...]
James Elkins wrote a terrific article in The Huffington Post that asks whether artists are ever bored with their own work. Mr. Elkins explores the topic through a comparison of Renaissance and modern artists and their processes for creating art. The article then takes a surprising twist: it turns out that boredom is a fairly [...]