Lynchtastic

I love documentaries. I also love creative types. I really love documentaries about creative types, especially when said creative type is my favorite director/human being David Lynch. This is the trailer for the documentary, simply titled Lynch. The fact that there is a documentary about David Lynch is the reason I wake up at morning, secure in the knowledge that there must be some good in the world after all. I am thinking about transforming this never-read blog into a sort of Lynchspace, wherein all Lynchformation can be deposited and perused. Maybe someday, but for now here is the trailer for nobody to watch since nobody reads this blog.

Puppies.

This blog is now a place where Winfreys can share important videos. Namely, youtube videos of puppies, put to a soundtrack of Sixpence None the Richer's "Kiss Me." Alex e-mailed this to me, with the subject line, "Did someone read our minds and then make this video?" I think that is exactly what happened.

Here it is my babies.

This is a new short film made by my friends and I. It's probably the most elaborate thing we've ever filmed. Those are real scrubs! I hope you enjoy it.

Thing we like.

Businessmoose

This is a picture of a businessman moose that Alex drew for a tshirt.

Finally, Chase

Finally, it's whutchall been waiting for...Chase's comics. Chase doesn't know how to use the internet, other than to check art supply websites and play Runescape (but not anymore, he swears!), so I'm posting this character sketch that he's already scanned into the computer. His name is Stuntman Ham and, well, now you know about as much as I do.



Chase is suffering from some major "cartooning block" right now, but maybe there will be more soon.

Portrait of a Lady/Basketball Star

Alex seems to have flown the coop for the night, going camping or some BS when we were supposed to be watching Stayin' Alive (i.e., the Sylvester Stallone-written-and-directed sequel to Saturday Night Fever, in case you're feigning ignorance). So I guess while he's off freezing in a tent with some dudes, I'll undertake the great burden of sharing artwork with the internet.
Behold this watercolor portrait of Shaq. Alex did this sometime last year and wasn't terrifically pleased with the results, likening the smiling mug to that of Hootie and the Blowfish lead singer Darius Rucker. I, however, think that it captures Shaq's je ne sais quois. Basketball great, giant, genie, and tireless crusader against the plight of childhood obesity: is there anything Shaq can't do?*

*eat couscous. He refuses to eat couscous.