This is me experimenting with Tweeting photos and whatnot and seeing how they show up elsewhere:
Ah, the pleasures of art. pic.twitter.com/HcZjX1Zit4
— Moe Lane (@moelane) July 1, 2013
…but it’s also a very nice bit of original art from Skin Horse which I absolutely decided needed to be up on my wall because The Policeman’s Song is the best Gilbert & Sullivan ever.
Ever ever EVER.
In case you were not aware, Skin Horse is one of my favorite webcomics*. So I’m a sucker for their Kickstarters.
…And that’s pretty much it. No doubt to Shaenon’s perpetual bemusement.
Moe Lane
*Monster of the Week is pretty boss, too. This is just one example of why.
Shaenon Garrity, talking about her contributions to her artists’ collective’s recent anthology (called SPIRITS) that I just bought and you should, too:
In addition to the Narbonic[**] story, I also did a feature where I illustrated selections from my personal wine log. It’s super classy, or would be if my wine log wasn’t written in Sharpie while I was drunk. You can order SPIRITS now at the Couscous Store.
I find this entertaining because it never would have occurred to me that wine logs would be written when sober. I mean, doesn’t that mean that you’re doing it wrong?
Moe Lane
*Because it is well worth it. How can you not appreciate something like this or this? Or especially this.
**Narbonic: a now-completed webcomic. Theme: Mad Science meets True Love. Mutations ensue.
Avoiding Champions Online is hard enough: being told that you can make your own steampunk metal man as a character just makes it excruciating.
Moe Lane
PS: Because I enjoy being married and having a family, that’s why.
PPS: Skin Horse is a fun webcomic. And it’s a Velveteen Rabbit reference, so get your mind out of the gutter.
…for why else would Shaenon Garrity’s & Jeffrey Well’s webcomic Skin Horse* not be running in every major newspaper in the land?
Although Sundays are a bad time to jump in. Go all the way to the beginning, and start there.
Moe Lane Continue reading There is something out of joint in the world…
Quote of the day, from the webcomic Skin Horse. Because being able to rant things like that to the American Kennel Club is what being a Mad Scientist is all about.
Moe Lane
PS: Theo Gray’s Mad Science: Experiments You Can Do At Home – But Probably Shouldn’t
