Resin king Eric Nocella Diaz understands that bigger isn’t better, and good things come in small packages. Or, to put it in less cliche terms: while Tiny Fuppet Kormet

The other excellent group art show opening in LA this Saturday, August 18th (see the first one here) is curated by my good friend and walking toy art encyclopedia,

Two great curated group art shows are opening in the Los Angeles area tomorrow night; the first of which is We’ve Got Issues. This Saturday, August 18th, everyone’s favorite

Donald Edwards is a Baltimore-based artist who uses recycled materials to form his sculptures. He collects his medium from thrift stores, yard sales, dumpsters and by saving resources

Tomorrow, Friday, August 17th, if you’re in Manila, Philippines, you should go to the Dimensione building in Fort Bonifacio, Taguig, and see the WONDER PUPPY EXHIBIT. In an event

ParaNorman is an upcoming 3D stop-motion animated adventure film produced by Portland-based Coraline creators LAIKA, and set to open in theaters tomorrow, Friday, August 17th. Notably, ParaNorman is the first stop-motion

When I was growing up, I loved reading MAD Magazine. (I also read Cracked for a while. Anybody remember Cracked?) I was born in March of 1977, the

I’m so into this series of mixed media collages by San Francisco (by way of Scotland) artist, David Fullarton. About seven years ago, Fullarton began visually documenting “regrettable incidents

Just to piggyback on that last post about the beauty of pencils…it’s worth noting that while some people elevate pencil design to an almost religious status, ultimately, it’s

Naturally, I share Harlan Ellison’s eloquent views on the value of writers, and I also firmly believe in writing (and writing implements) as art. Since I’ve been writing