I'm just now getting around to writing about the new Ikea bookshelf my mom gave me for Christmas. I definitely outgrew my last bookshelf, so I was very happy to get a new one. The creepy cats are being used as temporary bookends and the bottom shelf is mostly yearbooks and boring stuff. I'm really looking forward to filling these spaces with REAL books (ahem -- overpriced comic books) in the future. There's a little bit of room for my obsessive collection to grow now!
Please note the gigantic Kramers Ergot 7 resting atop.
I've been enjoying me some Sundance this past week. To be honest, some of the films I saw were just OKAY. However, I did really like the film Precious. I did a quick comic about a funny moment that happened before the movie. The director Lee Daniels was on stage and wasn't quite in the spotlight...
From Anja Verdugo's Etsy shop: This booklet is a collection of original illustrations: selected portraits of the members of a secret society known as the Billuminati. Inside you will find nine different portraits of some of the world's favorite Bills & Williams, from actors to presidents. This project is a combination of secret fake history, humor and art.
Bill Murray Bill Nye the Science Guy Bill Cosby William H. Macy Bill Clinton Billy Corgan Billy Bob Thornton Wilfred Brimley Billy Dee Williams
The original black & white portraits were worked on over several months and were drawn in ink on a larger format but have been compacted into a nice little 8.5 x 7" booklet that is 12 pages long.
From the Crate Lung MySpace: "The Co-Op is: John LaMonica, Cristie Gunn, Casey Blandford, Iris Moulton, and Cein Watson. 5 friends living in Salt Lake who use our time to make stuff: toys, drawings, prints, pages of writing, clothing, music, mixtapes, graffiti, and paintings."
They have been on a month long tour since December 15 and this will be their first show back in Salt Lake City.
I realize that not many people besides my eleven-year-old brother and myself get very excited about this kind of stuff. I'd still like to mention that I noticed today that one of my favorite cartoons ever is on Hulu. Thirteen episodes from the first season (1959-1960) of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends are available for streaming.
While Hulu is a great site to watch shows such as 30Rock, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Arrested Development, and so on. It's not really a website that is known for their selection of cartoons - besides The Simpsons, Family Guy, and a ton of anime stuff I've never heard of. I guess that's why I consider this such great "news" for classic animation fans.
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