New York based graphic designer Evan Robertson has created posters inspired by his favourite quotes from literary geniuses such as Fitzgerald, T.S Eliot and Hemingway. Each time he came across a ‘little jewel’ of a sentence” he would ‘let the words be a springboard for an illustration’. He hopes to engage both the mind and the eye with these drawings, as part of his Illustration Quotation Project.

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Me and my pal, we recently caught a staging of Waiting for Godot by ABA Productions, then did the perfectly Beckettish thing of walking out right after Act I, thinking it was the end of the play (hey, nobody said ‘intermission’). The Beckettish worldview can get quite bleak, even if it’s in a tragicomic way, so the idea of viewing Beckett quotes (yes, they actually exist here and here) as motivational ones makes me laugh.

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Zen Pencils is a comic blog I launched a couple of months ago. I take famous and inspirational quotes and adapt them into comic strips. These quotes can come from anyone that interests me: whether it be serious dudes, like Albert Einstein and Carl Sagan, or rebels, such as Hunter S. Thompson and George Carlin.

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Karl Pilkington is probably my favorite person in the world. If you don’t know of him, he’s the personal punching bag of Ricky Gervais. You may have heard his voice on the animated Ricky Gervais Show or seen him on An Idiot Abroad. This website has collected a wealth of his idiotic (and brilliant) sayings. Click on his round head and get a quote.

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