"Exhaustion, caffeine intoxication, and frustration swirling into a potent cocktail of self-torture... I'm gonna have to try this myself. It looks like a blast."
Sean is bold experimenter and tinkerer in his art. It's interesting for me to watch someone whose process is so different from my own.
-->Prehistoric Insanity Productions has the latest teaser about the ArtEvolved launch.
Is it spoiling the fun to say I'm a part of it? Found out March 1st!-->The Eloquent Atheist is back! After a hiatus of several months, the premiere online space for positive atheist literature (and the occasional artwork) is back and looking for submissions. Polish off that prose, point those brushes and submit to this fine online magazine.
-->Ooo, we're being teased by teddies! After wowing us with his Darwin-zombie-teddy bear (no really!), artist Chris Zenga at The Day After hints at the second wave of Living Tedd classic Hollywood monsters. 1st wave here.
-->Faery art! More mysterious than the mask she wears, who is this attending Mardi Gras? See Leslie's Blog for the potential of pencil crayon realized. Eric Orchard shifts gears from some recent comic superheroes to some insouciant fairy art.
-->Get your Twitter thumbs ready! Science journalist David Bradley of ScienceBase is compiling a huge list of science-blog-Twitterers! Fun! Don't forget, you can follow my tweets here in my sidebar, on my Facebook status or find me at: http://twitter.com/flyingtrilobite .
-->Would you like to hear me discuss my artwork in my own voice? Check out the Secular Nation Podcast #33 from a few weeks back regarding the art I provided to their Darwin Day magazine cover.
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I'm definitely going to be a part of it. But, I'm going to need a bit more time. If it's alright, can it be a day late?
Thanks for the mention G-Mel. Zom-Bear-Tep, oil on canvas is now (finally) on display at The Day After.
Later days,
Christopher Zenga
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