Mad Quickies 10.18

It’s the Friday Quickies! Pencils down—surf’s up!

• Artist Hannah Price found a creative way to battle street harassment: she turned her camera on the men who catcalled her. And the results are fascinating. {via Victor}
• Your restoring-faith-in-humanity read for today: Walking the Talk: Event Diversity & #NI13. {via Anne S.}
• “You think you’ve got problems” is Steven Heller’s take on “Visualizing Disease”, an exhibition of 16th century to the mid-19th century pathological illustrations.
• Why Abraham Lincoln loved infographics… a little dataviz backstory that might surprise you.
• Today the internet gave me this: Academy-award-winning illustrator Shaun Tan and his utterly charming work.
• Two masters of the macabre: Gorey and Dracula.
• Here’s your interesting scroll of the day: 40 mugshots of dapper criminals from the 1920s.

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We can’t wait for this documentary film on Calvin and Hobbes!

Dear Mr. Watterson trailer
{via Victor}
Found at Laughing Squid.

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This is Jake Fried’s latest hand-drawn animation
with ink, gouache, white-out and coffee.

Down Into Nothing

Visit Jake Fried’s site for all his experimental animations.

Found at Colossal.

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30 Life Hacks Debunked by Mental Floss

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Featured image is 4-stroke nectar-diesel coelacanth & adopted daughterby Shaun Tan.

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