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Monthly Archives: July 2009
Grass is dumb
Grass is dumb, but at least it is able to speak in this ambient campaign for Denver Water by Sukle Advertising & Design. (via Ads of the World, naturally)
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Tintin in the Metro
It would seem that somebody went and photographed each and every character on the Tintin mural in Brussels Stockel metro station. So you don’t have to go (although you still should…).
Calvin & Hobbes sushi
Anna The Red makes food and other stuff looks nice ! This sushi doesn’t contain tuna because Hobbes ate it all, as tigers would. (thanks, Gene)
Doc Pop interviews Harvey Pekar
In 2004, San Fransisco professional yo-yoer, cartoonist, musician, nerdcore rapper, tailor, crafster, and clothing designer, Doc Pop interviewed celebrated comic writer and grandfather of the autiobio comic, Harvey Pekar. Doc wrote and penciled a strip based on the interview, and … Continue reading
Don’t watch the watchmen
“Everybody should have read the book” – wonderful piece of satire. They even got the accents right. (via Chris Roberson)
When giants meet
A few months ago, Belgium celebrated the opening of two museums dedicated to the work of two of its most important, or at least most iconic, artists : René Magritte and Hergé. And that proved a good opportunity for Focus … Continue reading
Green Or Mean
Dark Horse goes green for this year’s San Diego Comic Con. Or do they? Let’s examine this a bit closer : You’re replacing disposable plastic bags with durable bags – made of what, exactly ? Plastic equals pollution – if … Continue reading
