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I’ll be there, along with ?ber-talented collaborators Todd Michaelsen and Reena Shah! The Observatory Continue reading Sita in Brooklyn this Thursday July 1st My friend Ken Levis named this beautiful, shy, wild yet affectionate creature “Peanut,” which may explain why she hides most of the time. I’m the only human other than Ken she will leave her hiding place in the closet for, and I’m cat-sitting this weekend. Peanut trusts me, but she doesn’t trust cameras, so … Continue reading The Elusive Peanut Continue reading The World Wide Web, Circa 1995 Dear Lincoln Center, On Friday, May 28, I attended a NY Philharmonic performance of Ligeti’s Le Grand Macabre. All patrons were required to pass through long “security” lines and have our bags searched by guards. Those carrying cameras were forbidden from entering the auditorium and ordered to check their bags in an even longer line. New Yorkers … Continue reading An Open Letter to Lincoln Center During the Spring of 2001 I had the privilege of freelancing for CERN’s Public Relations department in Geneva. My task was to try to explain what scientists were seeking in the Large Hadron Collider, especially an explanation of asymmetry. For this, I created possibly my best informational graphic ever: Unfortunately CERN never used this, nor … Continue reading Ye Olde Large Hadron Collider I’ve been digging through my old original comics archives, selecting artwork for upcoming exhibits at the San Francisco Cartoon Art Museum and the Betty Boop Festival in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin. This old gem, while not one of my best, has extra sentimental value. “George the Monster,” who featured in early Nina’s Adventures strips, is … Continue reading My Official Fight Song You know the exploding head on the right of the header for this blog? That’s from a project I abandoned in 2004. I’ve been looking for the files for a few years, and finally found them on an old hard drive. Here’s a new animated GIF from a delightful (if I may say so … Continue reading A funny walk cycle from 2004 Another chance to see Sita Sings the Blues on the big screen in New York! Click on the time to purchase tickets for a screening. Nothing compares to a real cinema: a … Continue reading Sita returns to the IFC Film Center, this weekend and next This is from a little cartoon I’m working on about DRM, privacy, and “three strikes.” Continue reading Mimi’s device gets bricked |
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