True Mud

Oh man, this Sesame Street parody of True Blood deeply worries me about what the kids are watching on tv these days.

Hitchcock Re-envisioned

Laz Marquez has got some great some really cool redesigned movie posters on his site. This poster series for classic Hitchcock movies has caused a buzz, and I can totally see why.

Robin F. Williams

Hmmm, this freaks me out more than the zombie stationery (it might be the Surfjan Stevens tracks I am playing in the background). Cool work by Robin F. Williams.

13th Street "Stationery of Horror"

Freaky zombie stationery from Jacques Pense.

Neil Kellerhouse

Holy Shishkebab! So this is the designer behind some of the most arresting movie posters I have seen lately (some of them even posted on this blog - I'm Still Here and Social Network). Whatever the visual equivalent of a graphic designer's orgasm is, I bet his work comes pretty close. Wow.

via Kitsune Noir

Marissa Textor

Pretty, detailed illustrations from the pencils of Marissa Textor (NOTE: drawings, not photos).

Nike 90

I have longed desired to create my own range of playing cards. These promotional ones by Happycentro for Nike 90 are pretty awesome. Would like to land a set.

Meatscapes

I dunno why, but these crack me up. Here.

Feel it - it is here!

Lots of good fun to be had at Cape Town Creative Week. Cool kids, arise!

Cinder & Skylark

Yeah yeah - its a Cape Town street-style blog. The pictures aren't the greatest but theres definitely a few gems in there.

Ray in NYC

My dear friend, the lovely Ray, is currently is New York City as its eponymous Fashion Week rounds off. Check out some of her behind-the-scenes snaps, and it looks like she got one of Anna Wintour - "Ray, how did your brain not explode upon this cataclysmic sighting?". Wow - so jealous.

Spoek Mathambo

Spoek Mathambo is a good friend of mine and it makes me uber-excited to see him making waves in the States, as seen here. You may know him as half of the local duo, Sweat X - I have been a fan of their "afro-futurist" sound for years (and embarassingly, you can probably catch me in the front row at many of their shows bopping up and down). Check out his solo projects here and here, and a little intro from the man himself here.

The Cobol Job

And now let's return to the geek in all of us and lap up this for a bit, huh? Inception - The Comic Prologue is here.

The Van Series

Love this series by Kevin Cyr. Editing was hard, can you tell?