We Go Forward
Tag: webcomics
I would probably get in the van
For A Good Time, a Rob & Elliot comic by Clay and Hampton Yount.
forsooth!
Wondermark, an illustrated jocularity by David Malki, responsible for my favourite futurism poster.
comic experiments in fiction
to help with your mondays
bunny
AddArt is a wicked Firefox add-on being developed by American artist Steve Lambert. Inspired by AdBlock, which removes advertisements from web-pages, AddArt will not only block ads, it replaces them with images created by artists. The idea is to run the AddArt concept somewhat like an art gallery with different curators responsible for organizing the shows. It’s only a prototype at the moment, but hopefully it will be functional soon. What I would like to see is this project to go through with an approval system, like the thumbs-up thumbs-down of StumbleUpon, so that a user could better define what sort of art they’re interested in.
not a lot of time for writing lately
did you really want
Daily Dinosaur Comics, by Ryan North, is one of a quartet of comics known as Truth and Beauty Bombs, some of the best and most beautiful comics found on-line.
The other three are A Softer World, The Perry Bible Fellowship, and the collaborative Whispered Apologies.
If you don’t have these bookmarked, your soul hates you.