You guys- I went to Pilates class this past week and the instructor gently told me that my pants were on inside out. True story! Anyway, my pants are on correctly right now, we’re halfway to the weekend, I’m sipping a superior glass of iced tea and I’ve got a bunch of Quickies for you. Enjoy!
- Kalliopi Monoyios posts about the Graphic Guides to Ebola from the Epicenter and Abroad.
- Artist Helen Cann has made a map of the moon from layers and eons of information. {via Lauren L.}
- The Greener Meat is a comic about eating insects, drawn by Jenn Manley Lee and written by Audrey Quinn. {via Smashley}
- Blend up the Internet and everything turns… orange? Overheard at the Lab: someone, let’s call her Amy, said “One might say the Internet is the new black.’ {via Brian G.}
- Fox-In-Thy-Hole, Hot Cockles and 27 other games nobody plays anymore.
- Artist Maskull Lasserre carves imagined skeletons into souvenir sculptures and decoys.
- This is quite silly and so amazing. Makeup artist Laura Jenkinson transforms her lips into cartoon characters.
- Pinterest find: Kate Donnelly’s interesting board at work: ateliers, desks + studios.
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Japanese Dragon One-Stroke Painting
http://youtu.be/RuyszrHmrmE
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Bodega Cats In Their Own Words: Oliver of the Upper West Side
Bodega Cats is a whole web series. Read more about this at WNYC and at Laughing Squid.
from the page
There’s no cat quite like the New York City bodega cat—killer of rats, fixture of the detergent aisle, silent observer of the human condition. If only these cats could talk. Well, now they can. In this episode, Oliver talks about the luxuries of bodega life, and how one Upper West Side lady saved him from the streets of Yonkers.
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Featured image is by Helen Cann. Ink on mountboard.
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