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On June 5th I'll be participating in Reset the Net. This is one way, as an individual, I commit to a secure, accessible web. This site utilizes HTTPS and HSTS to ensure privacy and security for readers, shoppers, and tippers.

The cool parents of at kmkirby art napkins create these awesome napkins daily for their two boys to take to school. With subject matter covering a wide range of geeky goodness those boys have some

Why Do I Study Physics by Xiangjun Shi is a sweet, animated short. I really love the drawing style and the visual representations of concepts from physics. Why Do I Study Physics? (2013) from Xiangjun

Andrea Hasler's Matriarch is a large sculpture created from polystyrene, wax, leather, and blood. Using a tent as a stand in for the womb is just brilliant! via Bone Lust

Happy Wednesday! Here is another random page from one of my sketchbooks.

Fantastic Shoppe Fronts is an extensive visual "collection" of store fronts by Katharina Maria Zimmermann.

The Mite by Walter Volbers offers a new vision of the Overlook hotel. Literally, a bug's eye view. This animated short dives into the infamous carpet and looks at the lives of the critters living in

The Bit Avenue is "a collection listing of and a blog about stores and online merchants who have decided to accept digital currencies (or cryptocurrencies.)" They approached me about listing my shop

I find these Kate MccGwire sculptures breathtaking. The soft, organic shapes she creates are enhanced by her combinations of man made and natural materials. Coalesce Detail of Coalesce Cusp Detail of

If you read this blog at my art site, you might have noticed that we've been busy behind the scenes! Now this site web fonts. Instead of just using fonts available on the computer of the person