Here’s a video trailer preview of a documentary on the National Caricature Network by Lonnie Lardner. I can’t wait to see the full version! (via Joe Bluhm)

Nice to see Seth has a good sense of humor… (and a keen eye for fine art) I was worried ther for a sec.
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Not sure if you’ve been following the semi-heated debate between full and partial RSS feeds over at Microsoft Geek Blogger Robert Scoble’s site, but it seems everyone’s got an opinion on the matter. Especially Duncan Riley. I can see both sides of the coin but I thought I’d chime in with my own case for the partial feed with the image below. I think this might even sway Scoble himself. Enjoy!

tags: Microsoft, Robert Scoble, Scobleizer, Naked Conversations, RSS, Caricature

I had such a good time with Guy’s project last week I thought I’d continue on with the theme. After kicking around a few ideas I thought I’d start with this playful poke at Hugh MacLeod. I intended this to be in the spirit of Guy’s caricature with “The Anatomy of a Hughtrain” or something, but it took on a life of it’s own. I know the trick is to have something worth saying that adds to the conversation… but I draw pictures.

What do you think? - Who should be next?

And btw, If you’re one of the few people on the planet that hasn’t read Hugh’s brilliant piece How to Be Creative yet… Get going already!

tags: Gaping Void, Hugh MacLeod, Stormhoek, English Cut, caricatures, bloggers, cartoons

Some out-take concepts of the image I did for Guy Kawasaki’s blog. If you need some catching up… Guy ruffled a few feathers with a recent post on how to suck up to bloggers. Let the hypocrisies fly!

tags: a listers, Guy Kawasaki, evangelist, caricature, blogging, sucking up

Here’s a quick caricature sketch of Howard Stern I created for a secret little side project that’s in the works… Just a little sneak peak, so stay tuned… I also thought this fit in nicely with this week’s Illustration Friday topic… “Free.” In a few weeks, he’ll be broadcasting via Sirius Satellite and he’ll be free from the FCC. That should be interesting.