For some reason this story has kept me LOL-ing over the past couple of days. I fucking love Bob Dylan, always will, but he done [...]

This is oddly fascinating — artist Katie Alves managed to recreate familiar scenes from Disney movies as eyeshadow panorama art. The Nightmare Before Christmas look is [...]

While I was asleep, one of my tweets had been made into postcard art and was on display in a deli window in London Town!

Not sure what this is all about but we started in on this site 12 hours ago and now we’re not even sure where we [...]

Ever have the dream of writing a letter to one of your favorite musicians and having them write back to you? How about writing them a letter, asking them if they’d like for you to make them posters? And then step it up a notch — ever dream of them getting back in touch and offering you a full time job? Probably not, because it sounds awfully far fetched. And certainly not if you’re talking about a band as big as Pearl Jam. But in 1999, a young Brad Klausen — fresh out of school for graphic design — offered his services as an artist, and they offered him a job.

Dark Horse Comics, 112 pages, hardcover, $22.99 When did I first hear of Brian? 2001? I think so — Myspace was the leading social media [...]

Skinny Gaviar is a talented graphic artist. That much is clear. But first and foremost, Skinny considers killing to be his art, and to that end he has murdered hordes of homeless, often using their dismembered bodies as models for his twisted Photoshop creations.

Garrett County Press, 60 pages, hardcover, $10.36 This is a cute 6” x 7” book presenting all 44 presidents as if they were archiving Facebook [...]

Akashic Books, 150 pages with 140 color illustrations, trade paperback, $22.95 Does a skilled rendering of a chimp on a bicycle, turtles raising a flag [...]

Microcosm Publishing, 268 pages, trade paperback, $12.00 This is the second pressing of this anthology, and what you get crammed inside is Avow zine’s issues [...]

Bonnie Wood is a rogue taxidermist from Norwich, England. Traditional taxidermy focuses on making deceased animals appear as lifelike and realistic as possible. Rogue taxidermists tend to take artistic license in the reassembly and posing of the stuffed animals.