02.22.2005

Two cartoons by Jean-Claude Forest, author of Barbarella. Even though I don't read French, I enjoyed them -- leave it to a Frenchman to make the Loch-Ness monster a giant mermaid. The coconino-classics site features some old strips by French cartoonists as well as other "forgotten masters" like George Herriman. The parent site apparently rotates features of current French cartoonists.

via cartoon retro

02.22.2005

I love this Blecky Yuckerella comic strip. This Johnny R guy certainly hasn't lost his adolescent sense of humor.

via cartoon retro

02.22.2005

Bizzarro Vacuum Horror comic online.

via metafilter

02.22.2005

Takami Tomotoshi gallery (non english)

02.22.2005

Generative and random music software for Macs.

via daily jive

02.22.2005

Lady guitarists and bassists.

via daily jive

02.22.2005

"The summer of 2004 has seen interesting discoveries in Canada and India that highlight a new branch of archæological research – archæoacoustics."

via microsound

02.22.2005

Destination Earth is one of many fine animated industrial/commercial cartoons on the prelinger archives site.

And for the conspicuous consumer, check out these industrial/commercial animation DVDs.

via cartoonbrew