LEGO USSR 13

Yuriy Norshteyn. Animator. Watch this YouTube Clip.



In the meantime, just in time for Chistmas/Chanukah/Eid ul-Adha/Yule:



We're selling these Essdee Baren Kits at Wet Paint. Do you do any linoleum block printing? If not, want to start? This neat little kit includes five blades, a smoothing baren (burnisher), and a handle. It also comes with two hard-rubber discs that can be cut and designed, but have a sticky back that allows them to be stuck to the bottom of the baren, making it a rubber stamp!
Buy one with us, and we throw it 10 of these sticky-backed discs!

All this for $9.99. Visit Wet Paint's Website and get one today!

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LEGO USSR 12

In honor of the 20th anniversary of the Berlin Falling (a week weeks later), I present to you: Günter Schabowski!
This fellow was a figurehead for the GDR (German Democratic Republic- EAST Germany), and basically said it was okay for people on the East to cross the wall. Probably could've been a slip-up, probably could've been actual policy, either way East Germany was not able to expect help from the USSR high command. Anyhow, Mikhail Gorbachev allowed it to happen, and Ronald Reagan took the credit.

In other news, I now use Indexhibit to power my website. They don't provide server space or domain names (I use InMotion for that), but rather provide a program and language to run and arrange one's work. Add in remote editing (eliminating the need for regular FTP applications), and you've got the perfect portfolio website! Visit these guys, they're absolutely brilliant.

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New Colour Scheme?!

Yep, I've changed the colour scheme. I'll explain later in detail, but in the mean time, visit my website, and you might get an idea...

New Yorker Style!

Another post without LEGO mans. What's up, Steve?!

No real point to this comic- I was originally doing something similar to the illustrations from the Homer Price books, but took it into a different direction... Any suggestions for different punchlines?

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Patent Medicine

Another post with no LEGOS. I've been busy, and I owe all y'all another LEGO mans. I'm thinking the DDR fellow (or GDR, if you immediately thought of the video game with the same initials) who let citizens of Berlin cross the sides without getting shot or arrested (probably accidently, but that will never be clear), or perhaps Alexsey Pajitnov, who invented Tetris, which lead to an incredibly intense IP suit... Hard to say.

Instead, I've posted a label I did for my Dad. He works for a major industrial company, and during a team-building exercise, brewed a batch of amber Oktoberfest ale.

TTYL!