Yeah, that’s right, the great folks over at artfuls have given in and interviewed moi. Read the interview and be inspired by loquacious utterings of a disturbed mind.

Thomas Lockwood  has a brilliant point of view on the advantages that the design process offers business.

OK, so you’ve likely ever heard of her, but Susan was the artist that designed most of the icons we saw on early Macintosh computers.

That’s the word for these Japanese trucks. They take design over the edge and back again. But I’d love to see North American truckers do this to their trucks. via flavorpill

This was a really fun logo, loads of exploration and a challenging client.  It’s funny, but sometimes you just know which symbol will rise to the top.

Do you cartoon? You could win a $5,000 scholarship and a trip to Las Vegas to meet the top names in cartooning. Don’t delay – the deadline is December 15.

Applicants must be students at a 4-year college in the United States, Canada or Mexico who will be a Junior or Senior during the 2012-2013 academic year. Applicants do not have to be art majors to be eligible for this scholarship.

For more information and an application, please visit:
http://www.cartoonistfoundation.org/

The annual Jay Kennedy Memorial Scholarship, in memory of the late King Features editor, was funded by an initial $100,000 grant from the Hearst Foundation/King Features Syndicate and additional generous donations from Jerry Scott, Jim Borgman, Patrick McDonnell and many other prominent cartoonists. Submissions are adjudicated by a panel of top cartoonists and an award is given to the best college cartoonist. The recipient is feted at the annual NCS Reuben Awards Convention attended by many of the world’s leading cartoonists.

Frank Kunert’s project entitled Small Worlds is a unique experience. They seem real until you understand that Frank is an expert model maker.

These sculptures are on display on 1.2 km of Bondi to Tamarama beaches in Australia. via fresh pics.blogspot

Artist Bob Verschueren paints on the landscape and lets the wind be an active participant in his work. They are the ultimate in letting things happen in a work of art, rather than the artist being in total control.Even though they are forty years old, they still feel contemporary. via I Love Belgium.