Why don't I read John K's blog more often? I don't know. All I do is miss great stuff like this:



Crystal. A Jack Kirby original, whom we all love, reimagined by Shane Glines. Thanks you guys.

Mars was way better in 1957. Thanks for the pointer, Commander Shat!

I really like Scott C's blog. Why not go look at it?























A monster attacking Paris in 1910! The story can finally be told!

It's Luc Besson so maybe it will be terrific like The Fifth Element. A guy can always hope.

I read about it at Animated News.










I haven't anything this great in a while... Beast Blog!

With accompanying books for anyone who has extra money laying around.

Thanks Drawn! for making it known unto me.

glumbert - THX for the Eyes

Also, Hundertwasser at the Kunsthaus Wien.

Which Bert will get into space first?

Find out.

Thanks to boing boing for the link.



Unlicensed reproduction of Bert is from this web site.

Hey it's a city made out of drill bits! Wow. The work of Chu Enoki for you!

Thanks Neatorama.

This is what rotoscoping is supposed to look like. See, it doesn't look realistic.

All you posers out there, pay attention!!

Thanks to Drawn for drawing my attention to it!

What better way to spend the night of the Iowa caucuses than by watching vintage clips of Sesame Street? If you are as frustrated as I am by YouTube clips that evaporate before you have time to tell your nerdy friends about them, the Official Sesame Workshop video outlet is a godsend.

Apparently, according to Grover, the list of available clips will grow and grow until only a Geefle will be able to reach it.

Aardman made a gingerbread man for us.
Thanks Aardman people!

And thanks to stashmedia for making us aware of it. Ho ho ho!

Found one of those little tiny windows that you almost walk past but open anyway and find a new world to move into, explore, and live there: S Britt's blog, brought to my attention thanks to the genius of Secret Fun Blog. I keep checking out the links and it never stops. The latest revelation of links from S Britt: Chris Battle has this series of watercolors from Hayao Miyazaki.