The United States Captial Building, skinned in traditional Islamic geometric patterns, by Alina Gallo. I am always impressed when work leverages a high visual impact as an extension of its message rather than as a supplemental device.
Posted in art on 05/14/2012 08:58 am by Zachary
![Front cover [CND006] Children of the Bleep](http://stresslines.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/Front-cover-CND006-600x600.jpg)
Children of the Bleep has the best cover art in the history of extremely literal cover art. The compilation itself — featuring chipbass artists such as Kodek, Hypanaut and Buskerdroid — is pretty good too. You can download it for free right here.
Posted in music on 04/19/2012 07:43 am by Zachary


Beautiful multi-color silkscreen prints by John David Deardourff. I always appreciate works that apply the comic book vocabulary to fields of fine art other than illustration and cartooning. It’s amazing how narratives can emerge through the panel format even when the subject matter is non-figurative. You can see more on his Cargo Collective site.
Posted in art on 01/24/2012 05:09 am by Zachary

Theory: Uno Moralez is the best comics artist working right now, despite the fact that he’s not really working in comics or even considered a comics artist. Click the image for the full strip, or check out some amazing animated gifs at his website.
Posted in comics, internet on 12/19/2011 10:37 am by Zachary