The Adventures of Jim the Sustainably- Challenged Designer

Hot off the press, comics by Oliva Lee

This center one hits home.

I really want to print these off and post them all over Applied Arts.

But that would be wasting paper.

http://www.boingboing.net/2009/11/13/anatomical-vegetaria.html

This makes me feel hungry, and also a little bit like a cannibal.

Ode to the Wacom

I've been spending all of my free time messing around with 

my new graphic tablet. Here are a few more things I've come up with.

Update

Woman drawn from the inside out

I found this on YouTube and thought it a good thing to share with the class.

One of the many, very good reasons to own a drawing tablet

for your computer.

Picasso drawing in the air with a light pen

How ahead of your time can one person be? 

I know the man had issues, but he's still undeniably brilliant.

Attention Deficit

Everything has the potential to become art. Everything man made is designed or engineered, from the wrapper of your dollar menu fast food burger, the lighting in this very room, your neighbors candy colored vehicle, and even the discarded cigmo butts which litter the sidewalk. To an artistically observant person even the most mundane environment can cause sensory overload. Teachers encourage future intellects to block out exterior stimulation through concentration. It’s my belief that the simple act of observation is too rarely practiced. It is a pity that the contentment and also the entertainment one can get from letting their mind wander is often restricted.  Conversely, I’ve thrown my Adderall to the dogs and embraced nomadic thoughts in opposition to regimented focus. My ideation is constantly reversing, shifting, and expanding. Which is okay, directions are for destinations. My art has no destination; it is simply meant to be observed, to be absorbed, and to inspire the viewer to free their psyche.