The Professional Webspace of Designer and Illustrator Kevin Cornell:
"Design, Art, and Lackluster Humor."
An Ambidextrous Comic
I can easily identify with this — it took me forever to be able to eat a mushy banana. I also don't care for eating the end of the banana, that part that gets impaled by the little spike at the bottom of the peel. Yet I do it anyways, because potassium helps me grow. And it's surely working, because all around me I see signs that I'm maturing.
For instance, I spend much less time thinking about my outsides, and much more time thinking about my insides. I worry way more about my prostate than I ever did about my hair.
Also, I am no longer satisfied by anything I build with Legos. When I was a kid, I had enough imagination to pretend that the big flat 16×8 piece with wheels on it was a car. Now, I refuse to accept that any discerning Legoman would pay good Lego money for a vehicle with such obvious flaws. For heaven's sake, there's no ignition!
And lastly, I started to make a conscious effort not to use the word "fucking" as an adjective in daily speech, replacing it with the much classier word "rather". Observe:
I'm... uh... still getting the hang of it.
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- The impressive typographical illustration of Craig Ward.
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- According to the article, I'm perfectly located to be paranoid about my start-up company. Via Metafilter.
- Animal Onomatopoeia
- What animals say in different languages. Now I can talk to that Portuguese owl.
- Matterial
- Sketchbooks for designers, by designers! I myself have begun to use the handsome and versatile Grid Draw Small.
- Jason Waskey
- This Seattle-based artist is doing a painting a day. Oh — let me embellish that a little — a single, gorgeously-executed painting a day.
- The Museum of Hoaxes
- I've never really pulled a hoax, but if I did, I think I'd like to "photograph" a fight between Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster.
- The Layer Tennis Season Finale
- Two matches going on simultaneously, with four veteran pixel pushers: Inman vs Glass, and Koxvold vs Hutchinson !