dance parties, yes—invited, idk
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dance parties, yes—invited, idk
Project ceramic paper boat is progressing nicely
These three will be part of the Re-Art! Show at Flora Bodega Friday, Mar 6, 6-9pm, along w/ art using repurposed materials by a bunch of other fantastic artists.
(Clockwise from top left: “Unimplemented Trap 1.0”, “the sea was calling me home”, & “lluvia de estrellas sobre el condado de Coconino”)
🤔Maybe it’s time to stop buying things from them 🤔
@jenanelson.bsky.social I’d love to see this happen for your campaign!
Photo of an origami boat with drawing on it in pink and black acrylic marker.
Photo of an origami boat with drawing on it in pink and black acrylic marker.
A photo of a sheet of paper with drawing on it in pink and black acrylic marker.
Iterating.
A photo of an origami boat with pink and black acrylic marker drawings on it.
A photo of an origami boat with pink and black acrylic marker drawings on it.
A photo of a piece of paper with a scene of an origami boat on the sea with a large cloud behind it in pink and black acrylic marker.
A photo of Tony Millionaire’s Sea Monsters Coloring Book and a blank piece of paper.
Slow morning at the shop, late shipment, and a new “textbook” to study drawing the sea (along with the need to make art to combat general despair) means a little experiment that… sorta works?
Graphic by Trung Le Ngyuen featuring a drawing of Liam Ramos with his bunny hat and Spidey backpack and a small smile. Text reads: "Comics 4 Liam / WE're asking artists to draw pictures for Liam Ramos that you think might make this particular boy feel happy and cared for. / Maybe drawings of things he might love; maybe pictures of Liam himself as you think he might like to be seen. / Please post your art with the hashtag #Comics4Liam and a link to comics4liam.com, which lists fundraisers for Liam and others victimized by ICE and links to organizations that support immigrants.
A few other guidelines: 1. Please avoid images of Liam in danger or sad. 2. Please avoid images that include violence or would otherwise by inappropriate for a five year old. 3. Please NO "A.i." USE AT ALL. 4. Please DO NOT POST YOUR IMAGE ON X (Twitter). Thank you!
Friends, we're thrilled to announce #Comics4Liam to encourage artists to draw pictures for Liam Conejo Ramos and share links to help Liam's family and other immigrants persecuted by ICE! Check out comics4liam.com and please do feel free to pitch in! Images by the great @trungles.com!
A photo of a B&W drawing of a cat(?) whose mouth is open WIDE with a tongue hanging out and the words “KNOW YOUR RIGHTS” in its mouth.
A photo of CDs on display with The Clash’s Combat Rock in the upper center
Inspired by seeing Combat Rock at Louie, Louie, a local record store, and absolutely nothing else, whydoyouask?
RIP RNG
Renée Nicole Good’s prize-winning poem from 2020.
May her memory give us strength.
poets.org/2020-on-lear...
A photo of a sketchbook page with seven little drawings of monsters with the text “TO CALL MURDERERS MONSTERS” at the top and “IS UNFAIR TO MONSTERS”
“To call murderers monsters is unfair to monsters”
A drawing borne of grief, sadness, and fear.
Stayed up so I could be angry longer.
Sloppagne is of course AOC and only applies to AI produced by server farms in France.
A drawing of a baobab tree and some other flora with a moon and bao🍺bab porto written between the moon and the tree. Plus there’s a little beer visible above the drawing.
Skeeting into the void.
But I’m in Portugal right now and must go back very soon.
Wondering what and why. I’m getting news in fits and starts and questions from people here and it’s all unbelievable.
It’s all so damn cruel.
A drawing of a snake-ghost cat in a twirled, spring-like form floating(?) or jumping (?) next to or into an armchair. Black Posca on paper.
Realized this morning that I hadn’t drawn at all so far this year, and this little snake-ghost cat was in my dreams last night, so here we are.
Here’s to a 2026 that’s, at the very least, different.
I predict 2026 will be the stupidest year in US history. Not stupidest thus far. Like after this year there will never be a year this stupid again.
The Chronicles of Narrnarr
A photo of 2026 Slingshot planners in various colors with the text “it’s time to ORGANIZE” and “a slingshot planner can help” overlaid.
2026 is a year to ORGANIZE, and we’ve got a few Slingshot planners left to help do it.
While supplies last, you can save 10% on these radical planners.
Plus most everything else is 10% off, AND all hardbacks are 20% off through Wednesday, December 31!
be kind.
stay weird.
organize.
We need to hear some wins right now.
Please share victories for collective action, cooperation, etc.
Human artists doing great things on a small scale, communities finding their unhoused members homes, local foodways, pedestrian & bike friendly projects, strange guerrilla art, moments of joy.
An illustration of a scene from Fargo drawn in the style of the comic strip The Far Side: Marge encountering the wood chipper situation and exclaiming, “Oh Jeez.”
I’ve been rewatching the Coen Bros filmography this month and while drawing a Barton Fink illustration, it struck me how much their films feel like Far Side cartoons: funny, strange, clever, yet frequently inscrutable. Anyway here’s a thread!
A👁️ has really just fried google results, huh?
That a-ha theme is damn near perfect, too.
Evaluating jams
The handmade, human qualities of your work are more valuable than they've ever been. Don't doubt that for a second.
This is fantastic. Flying Nun stuff rarely disappoints.
A weird, comic strip-esque desert scene in acrylic paint on a 3.5 inch floppy disc
“System Installation (v1.0)”
Acrylic on 3.5” floppy
(Wanna get that gesso smoother. Or figure something else out, but the raw plastic does NOT like acrylic)
Just out here drawing squirrels at night
A black 3.5 inch floppy disc and a white one on top of some scrap paper with a watery initial coat of clear gesso, along with a paint brush in a jar and the container of said gesso.
A black 3.5 inch floppy disc and a white one on top of some scrap paper with a second coat of clear gesso, along with a paint brush in the container of said gesso.
Prepping some experiments over here in Ghost Town.
An embroidery hoop with floral designs and text that reads, "I Like People Who Do Stuff," displayed on a wooden surface.
Tapping my sign again.
I want every social and entertainment apps I use to understand that I do not want to look back on this year. THIS YEAR?? No, actually. I do not. No thank. Memory hole now please.