Join Matt Huynh (whose work I profiled at OnVoiceOver about a year ago), Haline Ly, and Will Loeng for the launch of their collaborative book, Midnight Morning, from 6pm, 17 July 2008 in Newtown, Sydney. Midnight Morning is a love letter in pictures to the precarious moments teetering between yesterday and tomorrow that presents itself simultaneously as first, second and final chances for finding new ... Read full entry

And now for a completely different spin on personal blogging... Julia Wertz presents her life as a three times a week comic strip, with an unmissable title, The Fart Party. The Fart Party is an autobiographical comic (with frequent but obvious exaggerations) by a 25 year old girl who used to live in San Francisco but now regretfully lives in Brooklyn, NY. Updated about three times a week, the ... Read full entry

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Josef Lee has recently produced another two of his finely illustrated tragicomedy tales, The Adventures of Yutaro, and Feb 14, at The Museum Of Modern Fiction. Lovely illustration and story telling.

Vintage Motoring Maps Nice collection of vintage motoring maps, mainly of London and the United Kingdom, belonging to Jon Hicks.

One Leg Leads to Another A collection of book and magazine covers, and movie posters, featuring the use of the "A-Frame" spread-leg stance. The human leg has evolved continually over many eons, adapting from an underwater propeller to its current form. But on book covers and on film and theater posters, the leg has evolved very little. In fact, the "A-Frame," a cutoff-torso-spread-leg framing device, is the most frequently copied trope ... Read full entry

Arlene Textaqueen superhero, and texta artist, is interviewed at The Design Files. Marvel at the texta generated art, and Textaqueen's texta collection. ANYWAY I know I say this all the time but THIS interview is seriously one of the best yet. Mainly because Arlene Textaqueen (Texta for short) is just so goddamn funny. I mean, what other artist describes themselves as "a super-hero who draws naked women and ... Read full entry

Cover Stories, Old and New It's not only the quality of music that can decline the longer a recording artist's career spans, but also the artwork on their album covers. Early career album covers of Elvis Costello, David Bowie, Bob Dylan, U2, and Madonna, are compared with their latest releases, and yes, there's a definite pattern visible. Another reason is that, past a certain age - or perhaps a certain stage in ... Read full entry

Extending album art Clever album cover graphics showing what's happening outside the border of the cover image. This puts the cover of Oasis' What's The Story Morning Glory into an all too obvious context. Bigger than Abbey Road hey?

Vintage classical album cover graphics A very cool, and colourful, collection of vintage, old skool, album cover art.