Posts Tagged ‘aliens’
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The CONTEST ends February 12th. Hunt those snowmen!
Edmund appears on Woody After Hours starting Monday. Check it!
Judging by the reaction of readers who come to my site from a Wondermark referral, I think it would be good to make my readers aware of Wondermark, in case you haven’t yet heard of the wildy popular comic strip.
From the “About” page of David Malki ! (the artist):
Wondermark is created from 19th-Century woodcuts and engravings, scanned from my personal collection of old books and also from volumes in the Los Angeles Central Library. Most of the books are bound volumes of general-interest magazines such as Harper’s, Frank Leslie’s and Punch, but my collection also includes special-interest magazines such as Scientific American, Sears-Roebuck catalogs, storybooks, and primers.
Consistently humorous, it’s worth checking out for those who haven’t yet. This, his latest comic, is currently my favorite.
This is exactly the type of random, dark, creature-riffic art I love to see. If you’re a fan of the humorous and bizarre, check out artist Andrew Bell’s work- tons of drawings of creatures from his head! If you’re like me, I hope you have an hour to kill once you head on over there.
Fun fact: There is no atmosphere on the moon; therefore, no wind. So, Neil Armstrong’s footprint is still sitting up there on the moon how he left it back in the ’60s. It’s weird to me that they didn’t do a whole bunch of crazy stuff up there, knowing that whenever the next group of astronauts got there, their prints would still be there to greet them, even if 300 years later.
Even something as simple as drawing a message in the dust, like, “If you’re reading this, you’re stupid.” Because then the astronauts reading it would be all, “Oh snap! Neil got us good!”
Unless the astronauts were from another country, and the insult from the Americans started an international incident. Or worse, from another planet, thus dooming Earth in an intergalactic battle. Good thing Neil and the gang didn’t have that kind of sense of humor. Or did they? Sleep well tonight.









