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Allen Iverson talks about something. I forgot what. An oldie but a goodie.

Lunch Bag Art shows us what a dad can do for his kids on his lunch break: make drawings on brown paper bags for them to use the following day. He illustrates pop-culture characters, mostly from cartoons, comic strips, manga, and video games. All of them I’ll bet, done with love. Now ain’t that sweet.

Still alive, still here, just been busy with work. I thought I’d update this place with a short story - one that gives me the best Christmas yet.
I’m now a proud owner of a PlayStation 3. And the best part of it all is that it came to me for free.
Last November 29, me and [...]

This is too cool.

Have you ever watched a film that made you say, “Why didn’t I find out about this sooner?” The Thief and the Cobbler made me say that.
Envisioned by Richard Williams in 1968, the film is about a kingdom besieged by a scheming Grand Vizier and a destructive army from a foreign land, and the [...]

Yup, no longer a virgin to that.
And what do I have to show for it? Only this poorly constructed beat, using preconstructed samples already provided in-program. Oh and it’s meant to be looped.
Haha oh man I have to get cracking on this stuff. Comments are appreciated.

Tech Loop

Got this one from a friend of mine. Guitar Hero World commercial featuring Kobe Bryant, Alex Rodriguez, Michael Phelps and Tony Hawk. Fucking hilarious.

Star Power at its finest.

Check out this really blasphemous take on Jesus Christ. It’s surprisingly awesome.
Welcome to the ongoing adventures of JESUS CHRIST, by Eric Peterson and Ethan Nicolle. Check in every week to read the exploits of Jesus Christ– savior of mankind and die hard action hero.

The line art is very good for a webcomic, and the [...]

Hellboy II was fantasy done right. At least, visually.
It’s unmistakable Guillermo del Toro: the cinematography has lots of dark browns and blues, and is filled with all manner of “the supernatural” and “monsters” and “faerie”. But probably the most striking thing is how the characters have that weirdly varied and vibrant feel that is consistent [...]

Back in 1994, when I was still in… the first or second grade, and when the local comic industry was just starting to really take off, a young Filipino comic book artist by the name of Gerry Alanguilan came up with Wasted. It told the story of this heartbroken and very angry dude called Eric. [...]