A full page for Modern Dog magazine. The subject of the article was ‘Brain food for Dogs’.
I had a lot of fun painting this. It’s always great when an AD hires you to do your own thing, and I’ve been hoping for a chance to take the ‘Menagerie’ series style in a more editorial direction. A big thanks to Jennifer Nosek for this one.
Cars are submerged in floodwaters at a Honda factory in Thailand.
Photo by Christophe Archambault / Getty
Idol - by Nabhan Abdullatif
The mice have gathered to watch their favourite mouse in action. Awesome illustration by artist Nabhan Abdullatif. Follow him on Tumblr.
92y:
Interested in The High Line park? Seems thousands of you are.Don’t miss the opportunity to get up close and personal with Diller Scofidio + Renfro, the mastermind architects behind The High Line, with The New Yorker’s Paul Goldberger, at 92Y tomorrow, October 4.
(Amazing photo of The High Line via Stuck in Customs/Flickr)
Japanese breakthrough will make wind power cheaper than nuclear
A surprising aerodynamic innovation in wind turbine design called the ‘wind lens’ could triple the output of a typical wind turbine, making it less costly than nuclear power.
Name Shane Burcaw
Location Bethlehem, Pennsylvania“I will most likely be dead before I turn 30. Even that estimate is a generous one. I have a disease called Spinal Muscular Atrophy (Type 2) that has been slowly destroying all the muscles in my body,” starts the first post on Shane’s blog. Laughing At My Nightmare is written by a 19-year-old kid in a wheelchair named Shane about his life and his disease. A sophomore at a small liberal arts college studying journalism and psychology, he loves to laugh as he shares his unique perspective on life.
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Photos of the day
A child runs amongst some of the 1,600 papier mache pandas set up in Geneva by World Wildlife Fund members to celebrate their 50th anniversary, Sept. 2, 2011. (Sebastien Feval/AFP/Getty Images)
