This is my Sufjan Stevens drawing for the hype machine's annual zeitgeist. Zach told me about the album Greetings from Michigan my freshman year in college, and I was instantly smitten. So much beauty, lore, energy, and raw talent in his music.

Drawing of the day - Woody Allen

I'm going to be posting a drawing a day on twitter. Today's came very natural and quick, and it felt great. I love drawing well known people because as I'm looking for references, I get an extremely quick crash course into that person's life. It's amazing to see Woody Allen age decade after decade while continuing to make truly entertaining movies.

I've been getting a bunch of requests for new prints, so I did a few small runs of some drawings about imaginary girls that were inspired by real ones. I’m really happy with how they turned out. Makes me want to do more. Also, there are only a couple LOVE prints left.

Prints here

Stuffed Robot introduces ROXYBOT - The next generation of rock and roll, Roxybot was designed to move the crowd. From power chords to sweep arpeggios, this female knows how to melt faces. However, glam rock is a cruel mistress, and the vivacious vixen fell from grace. Kindly give a home to this robot rocker.

Blood Spattered Holidays: Thanksgiving

Internet Vices

Lessons from a Dog - My family never had a dog when I was younger, so I don't know a whole lot about them, but recently there's been a couple running around the office I work out of. Here's a couple things I've picked up on.

I saw this guy near Union Square the other day, and nearly every person that walked past him had a smile on their face. As far as I could tell, he didn't have any sort of cup or hat for donations. He's either found exactly what makes him happy in life and he's doing it, or he's completely lost touch with reality.

For the most part twitter is a lot of useless noise, but every now and then it provides a glimpse into some truly exceptional lives.

Taken by Noah Kalina