July 27, 2010
Lutefisk  Sushi (The Twin Cities’ hottest indie comics event) returns like a comet  for its forth go-around on August 6th at the Altered Esthetics gallery  in Minneapolis. This year’s featured artist is Mr. Danno ‘Dank’  Klonowski (Manly Tales of Cowardice) and featured above is his design  for the bento box. For the uninitiated, Lutefisk Sushi is a semi-annual  event where Minnesotan members of the International Cartoonist  Conspiracy produce an edition of silkscreened boxes and them fill them  with their individual minicomics. As a lifetime member of the ICC and a  former Minnesotan, I’ve been generously allowed a minicomic in the  Lutefisk Sushi Vol. D bento. Interested parties can pick up a copy of  the bento (I think it’s like, $20-25?) at the gallery. The box is a limited  edition containing over 50 different minicomics! I’ll be posting my mini  online sometime after the opening for those of you not in Minnesota.

Lutefisk Sushi (The Twin Cities’ hottest indie comics event) returns like a comet for its forth go-around on August 6th at the Altered Esthetics gallery in Minneapolis. This year’s featured artist is Mr. Danno ‘Dank’ Klonowski (Manly Tales of Cowardice) and featured above is his design for the bento box. For the uninitiated, Lutefisk Sushi is a semi-annual event where Minnesotan members of the International Cartoonist Conspiracy produce an edition of silkscreened boxes and them fill them with their individual minicomics. As a lifetime member of the ICC and a former Minnesotan, I’ve been generously allowed a minicomic in the Lutefisk Sushi Vol. D bento. Interested parties can pick up a copy of the bento (I think it’s like, $20-25?) at the gallery. The box is a limited edition containing over 50 different minicomics! I’ll be posting my mini online sometime after the opening for those of you not in Minnesota.

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July 2, 2010
I was paging through a little coffee table book of vintage firecracker  art when I came across an old Black Cat Supercharged Flashlight crackers  wrapper. The picture made me remember many fine Julys at my grandma’s  farm - not to mention a few frequencies of sound I’m no longer capable  of hearing. Anyway, I thought I’d try my hand at doing a ‘cover’ of the  wrapper - just for fun. Happy forth to all.

I was paging through a little coffee table book of vintage firecracker art when I came across an old Black Cat Supercharged Flashlight crackers wrapper. The picture made me remember many fine Julys at my grandma’s farm - not to mention a few frequencies of sound I’m no longer capable of hearing. Anyway, I thought I’d try my hand at doing a ‘cover’ of the wrapper - just for fun. Happy forth to all.

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May 24, 2010
Have you seen these things? They’re called Indonesian Mimic Octopi: bizarre, grotesque, uncanny, and almost certainly the most gorgeous creature living on this planet. I saw the linked video above and had to try drawing one.

Have you seen these things? They’re called Indonesian Mimic Octopi: bizarre, grotesque, uncanny, and almost certainly the most gorgeous creature living on this planet. I saw the linked video above and had to try drawing one.

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