May 07, 2008
Never gonna give you up
The things that Rick Astley would never do to you
Middle Dog Gets Angry by George Gendi
Román Cortés' Homer Simpson in CSS, animated
The Candy Cane Project - "Youngna and I traded candy canes to strangers for their portraits"...
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April 18, 2008
Hair of the Downward Dog
RingTales animates print cartoons for The New Yorker and others. (From Tilzy)
Cyclops by Israel Sanchez
Some odd Japanese Peanuts Puzzles. (From Kevin Church’s Peanuts In Japan)
The Amazing Color Label Wheel. Where does “Blue” end and “Red” begin?
Ze Frank’s YoungMe NowMe
All New – Featuring the personal websites of Grow-a-brain’s readers! Today, from Northern England, Soubriquet’s Grit in the Gears. Submit yours for consideration.
(No Time to blog tonight. Sorry)
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March 17, 2008
Look Abbott, if you're the coach, you must know all the players
14 other motion typography (or kinetic typography) videos, including Typolution, rythmé par la chanson «Nostrand» du groupe Ratatat réalisé par Olivier Beaudoin, designer graphique
The greatest image mankind has ever seen
All New – Featuring the personal websites of Grow-a-brain’s readers! Today - Laura Zinger is a documentary filmmaker from Chicago, and producer of Proceed and Be Bold about Amos Paul Kennedy Jr., a printing press artist. Submit yours for consideration.
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February 28, 2008
Hoogerbrugge Stickers
Hoogerbrugge Stickers For Sale: 67 Hoogerbrugge peel-off stickers on 8 sheets. You will get each sheet twice: a total of 134 peel-off stickers for just 13,50 €
Dr. Seuss Collection Organized by Spectrum
Emmeline, the Little Girl Who Was Forgotten (Flash)
Political hacking with The Wizard of Whimsey
The Simpsons opening sequence on wikipedia
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December 21, 2007
Pixar's in-jokes
Comic Strip Classics a series of postage stamps , honoring the centennial of the newspaper comic strip. (Click to biggify)
A definitive list of where the in-jokes & self references in Pixar's feature films & shorts are located
The world of Matt Furie
Merry Bluesy Christmas to all. (Thank you Joe Truck!)
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December 03, 2007
Candy Killer
Robert Crumb explains how there's no hope via flow chart
Office Space in 30 seconds, re-enacted by bunnies
In the early days of comics, codes were sometimes used. And sometimes not
Re-post: When a boy and girl find an idol in the stomach of a rabbit, great riches follow, but for how long? Rabbit by Run Wrake
Brian Taylor’s blog Candy Killer
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November 09, 2007
Quilt Face
"You can do more evil if you stay on the right side of the law" by Brad J. Guigar. (From Flutterby)
Persepolis, a new movie based on a graphic novel by Marjane Satrapi
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October 10, 2007
When the Circus Comes to Town
The circus comes to town: Busted Wonder by Charrity Larrison and Kieron Gillen
How I Met (and Almost Layed) the Foxiest Chick Ever. (Previously by John Ralston - The entire senior class of Hamline University, Saint Paul, Minnesota, 1925, each drawn in one hour a night)
Nad Shot - Comic book panels depicting people being kicked in the nuts
72 scenes from various episodes of The Simpsons, each one beside the movie scene to which they refer. Also, The Birth of The Simpsons
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September 07, 2007
Clark Kent's Identity
Terry Gilliam’s first short, Storytime (1968. YT)
Blablabla Claymation by Patamo
Superman’s identity revealed, 20 times
French Army Knife and other, new animated cartoons from The New Yorker
Also, “Have you considered writing this story in the third monkey rather than the first monkey?” The New Yorker’s Cartoon Caption Contest
Polygon (Firing Range), an animated film by Anatoly Petrov (1978. YT)
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August 07, 2007
Basic Instructions
How to listen to other people’s problems
A guide to the major characters on The Simpsons. (Written by Christopher Bahn)
1958 Singapore Planned Parenthood Comic
Cover Browser - every piece of jacket artwork ever made
Art Crimes: Best Graffiti Sites
Yannick Puig’s I lived on the Moon
Elsewhere: Police seek 'professionals' who removed St. Paul man's testicles
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July 12, 2007
兔斯基
What does it smells like? From Creature Comforts
1,469 Russian and/or Soviet propaganda & advert posters [1917-1991]
The Simpsons' rendition of the Powers of Ten
As near as I can tell, it's impossible not to love the work of Gahan Wilson, (From I’m learning to share)
These bunnies known as Tuzki (兔斯基), are the latest to steal the hearts of Chinese netizens
Illustrated History of Dutch Comics
In 1947 Life Magazine asked some famous comic strip artists to to draw their famous characters while wearing a blindfold
Steven Weissman’s Chewing gum in church
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May 17, 2007
The Smoochy Book
Joe Mathlete Draws a Nipple on Ziggy's Nose So That His Nose Looks Like A Titty. (From Bean Counters)
The adventures of Mister Coo
The Art & Life of Skip Williamson, from the rowdy days of the Underground Comix movement, through his years at Playboy magazine to art galleries and comix pages today
Tales Of Mere Existence - How To Break Up With Your Girlfriend in 64 easy steps. More from Lev Yilmaz
Wonder Woman and the Phallic Menace
Lois Bares All and other beautiful & perverse cartoon nudities by Billy Reynolds
There is no sight finer than a man throttling another man, except for maybe an ape throttling a man, or a woman throttling her child
The Kissy Book. (From Drawn)
Iraqi Artist Mohammed Al-Adwani Wins International Editorial Cartoon Competition. The theme of the Competition was “killing the messenger”
I am gone “fishing” for a few weeks. This post has been pre-blogged for your enjoyment
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March 31, 2007
Yoga at Home
The Man Who Drew Mice by Peter Snelling
Blankets by Craig Thompson sounds interesting
Yoga at Home - Indian Comic Book. (Thank you, Avi)
The internet’s only fansite dedicated to the best Saturday Morning Cartoon show that ever wasn’t, The Adventures of Li’l Bill & Hill
Supergirl must send her mind into an alternate world to bring back the spirit of a man in a coma who did not wear his seat belt. Five pages of quizzes and a personal note from Elizabeth Dole make this package complete but not compelling. More at The World's Worst Comic Book Museum
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February 11, 2007
Languages of Asterix
Asterix Latin Quotes translated to English. (From The Languages of Asterix)
Stefan G. Bucher’s Daily Monster
Superman's Pal, Don Rickles and other Stupid comics
From “The Snake Charmer” to “The Usual Suspects” - 6 New Ways to Give The Finger
The art of Skot Olsen
Extra: 2 guys doing The Charleston to “Around the World” (YouTubesky)
20 of the most amazing short animations you need to see before you die. (Some no longer available, some already posted here)
(The clip above from This just in)
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January 15, 2007
No MLK today
"The Montgomery Story," a 1956 comic book, details some key events and spiritual underpinnings of the Civil Rights Era: MLK Jr. Comic Book. (Click on each image for larger version)
Fictional flags in the Tintin stories
Q. Despite the many committments and responsibilities, how often do you stand in the shower in the morning and think, "Wow, I've made it! I'm not working for someone else, doing the 9 to 5 grind anymore. I've got this great family. Life is really cool!"
A. Quite often.
More answers by Scott Adams to questions posed by readers of his blog
65 years of Archie characters (with the Vanity Fair article)
(Domino MLK above from Domino Artwork)
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December 23, 2006
R. F. Outcault
Richard Felton Outcault created Hogan’s Alley, which is considered the first commercially successful newspaper comic strip. It featured Mickey Dugan, better known as the Yellow Kid, and Outcault drew this character for the New York World from May 5, 1895 to October 4, 1896
How many of these Super crotches can you identify?
2 from Neatorama: Jared M. Gordon impersonates the voices of 100 cartoon characters in less than 5 minutes. Also, a guy who plays Bohemian Rhapsody entirely with his hands
Re-post: Welcome to the world of Glen Baxter
Moebius’ The Long Tomorrow
Every other Friday, a group of illustrators and cartoonists draw their own version of a chosen fictional character at Drawer geek
A Metafilter thread about Ub Iwerks
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November 01, 2006
Cartoon Bank
The Real Story of the Superheroes by Dulce Pinzón. (From 1+1=1)
A Cycle of a woman’s life by illustrator Ruth Gwily
Re-post: Hanif Bahari – Iranian Cartoonist
Ted Rall, Mikhaela Reid, Matt Bors, Jen Sorensen, Masheka Wood, August Pollak, Ben Smith, Stephanie McMillan and Brian McFadden - Cartoons with Attitude
The Rejection Collection: Why some Cartoons Will never appear in The New Yorker
On the Couch: Cartoons from The New Yorker
A mega list of The Simpsons, Family Guy, American Dad, Futurama and South Park episodes that are hosted on the site dailymotion.com. (May not last long)
Requiem For An Ant: After 101 rants and two and a half years Avery Ant’s community service is over & done with. See all previous rants there. And if you stick around to the very end of the last rant you can actually put a face to the, er, "brain" behind Avery Ant... Such as it is.
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September 03, 2006
A new Hoogerbrugge series
Nails, a new Hoogerbrugge series. Also, an Hoogerbrugge interview and a page from a sketchbook
The Graphic Territory of Alex Dukal
Stupid Ronald McDonalds cartoons
Inspired by a convention in 1999, and his grandfather's autograph collection, Jeremy Adolphson sends off 4x6 index cards to various artists with return postage, hoping for a doodle. 5 years on, he has sixty-five galleries worth of art to share
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August 24, 2006
My Petunia Can Lick Your Geranium
Am I a freak? From a series of cartoons confronting teenage puberty issues
Aranjuez Guitar Quartet plays Danny Elfman's Simpsons theme. Another
The Old Strip Generator
Monster Blog, one monster a day. (From Smidigt)
Really stupid old comic books, with stupid covers and even worse interiors
The art of Dave Chung
Both Men and Women are Fools, by Dan Reynolds
(Cartoon above, again, from Mark Stivers).
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July 04, 2006
Hilda!
The Hilda Gallery By Duane Bryers, painted between 1958 and 1969. The only known ample sized icon in pin-up history. (The links on top are dead, use the ones below)
List of Homer Simpson's jobs, starting as Nuclear Safety Inspector and finishing as the writer of a autobiography titled ‘Homer, I Hardly Knew Ye’. (From Blanketfort)
History of Hebrew comics
Deutsche Grammophon has been issuing classical music CDs with art work by well-known cartoonists. (From Boing Boing)
Nicholas Gurewitch’s Perry Bible Fellowship is moving into a new site soon. Until than you should re-visit the recent archives. They are still wild and getting wilder
The online portfolio of David de Grand
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May 24, 2006
The Lost Generation
Welcome to Comic Book Bondage Cover of the Day, the web's foremost reference site for bondage covers on mainstream comic books
How many of these caricatures by Colombian artist Omar Figueroa Turcios you can guess correctly without looking at the label? (From Spy's Spice)
The rough stuff at Garret World
The All New Sesame Street. (From Andy Lark’s blog)
The Last Generation and all other tracts at The Jack T. Chick Museum of Fine Art
Meet Kami, a flopsy, mopsy dandelion-colored Muppet who enjoys education, storytelling, and carrying the AIDS virus. (Thank you, Mika)
Tiger League America at “Dial B for Blog” (5 parts)
Married To The Sea, a comic by Drew and Natalie. Drew's other website is Toothpaste For Dinner. Natalie's other website is Natalie Dee. (I’m sure I blogged it before, but I can’t find it in the archives)
Decade by decade with Archie Comics. (From Daily Jive)
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April 18, 2006
Life Is Strange and So Are You
A new book from Dan Piraro
At a friends house, this was the saddest thing I had ever seen, until she beat her kids for leaving Sponge Bob out in the rain
The term real-life superhero is variously applied to real-world people who dress and/or attempt to act like comic book superheroes. Here’s a list of them
The Peanuts Tattoo Page
Weeks ago, Scott Adams started a search for a new artist for Mike Belkin's (who is quite possibly Scott Adams himself) poorly-drawn syndicated strip Unfit. The search is now over and all eighty entries are online. (From Memepool)
The Mathematical Cartoons of Larry Gonick
Saucy postcards are as much a part of the British seaside holiday as fish and chips, stripy deck chairs and rain
Brian Taylor’s Rustboy
The postcard diaries of Mark Mothersbaugh
Illustrator Lorenzo Mattotti
By the way, Who is your favorite illustrator?
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March 24, 2006
Stuck in the refrigerator
Watch Bathtime in Clerkenwell by Alex Budovsky, for music by The Real Tuesday Weld. (From Charlie “Vruba” Loyd)
Ann Telnaes' editorial cartoons
Charles Addams cover gallery. (From I like)
Religious Affiliation of Comic Book Characters. Some Top Super-Heroes:
Superman - Methodist
Spider-Man - Protestant
Batman - Episcopalian/Catholic (lapsed)
Wonder Woman - Greco-Roman Classical Religion
The Thing - Jewish
Etc.
Women stuck in the refrigerators. (From LBY3, a blog from Hesperia!)
Alien cow abduction: It's a serious problem
Boys beware! One never knows where the homosexual is about
National Cartoonists Society Annual Reuben Awards
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February 12, 2006
Smartest Kid on Earth
I drove today to Los Angeles to see the Ecstasy show at the MOCA, before it ends next week. It was rather disappointing, so I continued to visit the other exhibitions. ‘Masters of American Comics’ had many original drawings & proofs by Chris Ware, author of Jimmy Corrigan, the Smartest Kid on Earth, as well as many of his ACME Novelty Toys. Also, art by Gary Panter
Alcoholic Anonymous Comic Strips, collected by Ethan Persoff. (From Milk and Cookies). Also there, "Johnny Surge" comic book from 1947, a teat-clip that gave comfort to the udders of countless cows
Personalized custom comics for people who wish to be immortalized
69 flavors of ice cream by Shane Glines
Re-post: Stainboy, written & directed by Tim Burton
Freudian interpretation of Marmaduke, the Great Dane; In my local newspaper, the crappy square strips -- Marmaduke, Heathcliff, Dennis the Menace, and Family Circus -- all appear together, in a sort of matrix of suckitude. Occasionally they synergize.. Each of the four consistently deals subtextually with deep-seated social neuroses…
How to win the New Yorker caption contest every time. (Again, from a Metafilter thread)
The Other Family has nothing to do with Family Circus and should not be allowed around children
Get Your War On, the theatrical adaptation
John @ Organique, please email me again. I want to send you something, and my emails to you bounce back! Thanks.
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November 22, 2005
Co-blogging with Revilo!
Out of the blue, I was contacted by one of my illustrator-heroes, the hugely-popular and enormously-famous Oliver Christianson, known as REVILO. (No, not that Revilo Oliver). After some communication, he agreed to co-blog the following post, here on Grow-a-brain. Yippee! Enjoy the following -
First, here are some reasons for liking Revilo’s art: It hurts when I pee, Hang on, Cliff, Flowers, This is you, Informal Survey. More on Revilo’s Cartoons.
The links:
Comic pinbacks, a free reference and research guide for vintage comic pinbacks from the 1890s to the 1950s
Potential Comics UK 001. (From "McGuffin")
Excellent doodles by Grumblebee
Characters in Motion, a compilation of over 90 films by 60 international studios, artists and designers. Music by Pheonix Foundation - Hitchcock
Simpsons body count. How many deaths will it take for the notorious Simpson clan to be brought to justice? How long will the Simpsons' bloody rampage be allowed to run unchecked? What lesson are we teaching our children while this lawless bunch remains free?
Brian Fremly Rocks! And he has a Big Head…
Religious Tracts on flickr
The illustration art of Everett Peck, Duckman's daddy
The dark world of Charles Burns
Dream of Becoming a Professional Cartoonist? Get Your Cartoons PUBLISHED and EARN $$$$ Within THREE MONTHS... GUARANTEED! With tuition from world-famous cartoonist, Lou Darvas!)
Everyone loves The Reverend Howard Finster. Finster was the creator of Paradise Gardens Park & Museum, a product of all his folk art and Chattooga County's largest tourist attraction
Re-post: Salad Fingers in search of the perfect rusty spoon. Ah, the feeling of rust! The new David Firth piece Spoilsbury Toast Boy 2 is very disturbing. “I am your grandmother. Yes!”
Worst Comic Ever. Uncle Ray in The Spirit, 1947, without question he worst Spirit drawn by anyone, anywhere, at any time
Portfolio by Olivier Kugler
Another Favorite webcomics thread from ‘Ask Metafilter’
This is my tenth “co-blogging” post. (Previous posts here.) Thank you, Oliver! If other bloggers/writers are interested to share the forum here on any other topic, please contact me for details.
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October 23, 2005
Super Heroes
Cambodian Comics. Cambodia's arts scene includes a small but diverse comics industry. Tales range from historical drama to slapstick comedy
This animated music film is based on the song Brazil (Baros and Russel) performed by The Real Tuesday Weld with Nick Phelps and Geert Chatrou. It is a story of a Brazilian monkey, who left his motherland and wants to come back
In a media conference today, noted outdoorsman Elmer Fudd called for the assassination of noted trickster icon and longtime rival Bugs Bunny. "We've got the wesouwces," explained Mr. Fudd. "I think we should do it. Mr. Bunny has been a continual thweat to many of the things we hold deaw. He is a weading cause of decawwotization. He is a poisonous pwesence in the opera world. And his twack record with the env--env--env--enviwo-env--it's terrible. He has wuniously distuwbed gopher habitats between here and Albuquerque."
Cartoon tattoos. Early in June, a firefighter from New Jersey contacted me to ask permission to tattoo my cartoon from 9/11. He mentioned that many of his fire fighting buddies had "inked" themselves in memory of the tragic day. I felt honored that he felt that way about my work and gave permission. A month later, he sent me a photo of his arm with the black outlines of the tattoo completed. His plans were to have it colorized on Sept 12. As many editorial cartoonists know, most of our work is fleeting in its message and context. But to have my work permanently etched on another human... think about it. (Scroll down to September 23rd post)
The return of the big giant hand. (Thank you, Robbie)
The adventures of The Incredible Hulk
The story of Superman's Shield
Super Mario Brothers VS. The Village People
The Ship That Never Came In by Kim Deitch. (From Metafilter)
Omar Shamshoon, The Simpsons in Arabic
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August 28, 2005
Akbar And Jeff
Kingsmill Resort's Dagwood Sandwich. Named after Dagwood Bumstead, a character in the "Blondie" comic strip, this extremely thick sandwich is piled high with a variety of meats, cheeses, condiments and lettuce
A gallery of comic book covers featuring big giant hands. (From ”Gravity Lens”)
Scans (some not very clear) of many Life in Hell panels. Also, the parked & unused Matt Groening website
Jeremy Banx, creator of Mister Bignose, The Many Deaths of Norman Spittal, Turkeys of doom, more
The deviant Mr Wiggles. (From ”Everything isn’t”)
Interactive Killer
Buddhist cartoons - A Wandering Monk's Tale; The Adventures of Ohmiomyo and Karma
Farmer Tan Tanning Beds by Stan Makowski
The art of Vera Brosgol
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August 05, 2005
Traces of Nuts
Saturday Morning TV Schedules of the 80s
Australian Tim Whyatt’s cartoons. (From ”Giavasan”)
September 2, 2005 - Hopeful parents of the future
The outrageous cartoons of Harper’s Mr. Fish
Make changes to Jay Lincoln's face
Conan O’Brien Vs. Bear. Who will win?
Create your South Park Character
Charlie Brown in Des Moines, IA
Umbert, The unborn, the world's most lovable unborn baby & The wacky adventures of a fetus. Order now for Christmas. Captain Embryo vs. The Abortionist and Other foetus-based comics
Bukowski, the comic strip. Not as safe as reading Bukowski himself!
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July 01, 2005
Need help finding good Gahan Wilson Links
Help! I cannot find any good information & or decent links about Gahan Wilson, one of the better reason to buy Playboy in the old days, except of some fuzzy “Wayback Machine” archives. How can it be? Please search for some, and post them here below
Whatever happened to Speedy Gonzalez? It wasn’t enough for Speedy. In "Where are the Toons Now?"
Welcome to Bulbo. Restored by Xeth Feinberg
Scott McCloud's How to make your own 5 Card Nancy
Guy & Rodd’s Brevity. (Found at ”Corposant”)
Movie Comics by Jay Pinkerton. (For mature audiences only)
The making of the animation movie Plumber (2002-2003)
I like Girls. “Hey Mom, I kind of like girls... Kinda sorta. Kinda sorta a lot. Especially this one. Hm, wait. I don't know where to start... This girl, her name's Marni. Marni Scotten. She's, oh man. She's wonderful. Really. You'd really like her, I know you would-if you didn't know she's my gi