Don’t Cry For Me, I’m Already Dead
SugarBoukas Comics just posted this devastating short comic about two Simpsons-obsessed brothers. This is guaranteed to simultaneously make and ruin your day.
By Gerry Mak in Cool Websites on Tuesday 29 July 2008
SugarBoukas Comics just posted this devastating short comic about two Simpsons-obsessed brothers. This is guaranteed to simultaneously make and ruin your day.
0By Jo Spurling in New Illustration on Tuesday 15 July 2008
Sassy waifs are the hallmark of Martin Abel’s work. Graphite collides with vector style to create edgy damsels with only a dash of decorum between them. This is some sexy work, regardless of your persuasion. Complimented with a classic comic flair, Abel’s other contributions include work for the official X-box magazine. Keep an eye on [...]
0By Gerry Mak in Video on Tuesday 10 June 2008
Here’s a heart-warming story of a hefty bunny, who, after being taunted by a gang of malicious rodents, decides to exact righteous vengeance a la Looney Toons-style violence.
0By Gerry Mak in Video on Tuesday 8 April 2008
This great little cartoon is about two lonely people who finally find each other and fall in love, only to have the past catch up with them. It’s a bit morbid, but still very cute.
0By Jenn Porreca in New Events on Thursday 6 March 2008
On May 4th, I’ll be part of a 30 person art show that will open in the Cubao District of Manila, Philippines called ‘Heavy Hitterz’. This show will highlight artists from around the world from New Zealand all the way to Germany and back. As part of this show, I’ll be highlighting some of the [...]
0By Zolton in Video on Thursday 24 January 2008
I checked into David Firth’s weird and twisted world for the first time in ages the other day to be rewarded with another installment in his mind-sapping Salad Fingers series. Boo! It’s as sensory and creepily real as the rest of the episodes. Yes, pure genius comes in multi-dimensional shades indeed.
0By Zolton in Video on Saturday 21 July 2007
Man, this clip by Junior Senior brings me back to the days when Atari and Commodore 64 ruled the heap and technology was but a freckle on the great armpit of life.
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