I really like the loose caricature styling of these illustrations from German artist wischnik.  If think this style of illustration would transfer really well to tattoo design.

+ Kate Bingaman-Burt

I posted about Kate’s work in a previous post on her ever evolving obsessive consumption project What Did You Buy Today.  I love the simple bold lines in her drawings.

+ Slow Loris

Slow Loris shows us her screen printing process from sketchbook conception to screenprinted birth.  Check out the entire process HERE.

I haven’t seriously skateboarded since I was in high school and I was never that interested in watching tons of skate videos during that period of my life.  Maybe I would’ve been more motivated to watch if they had been packed with explosions?

Click here to view the embedded video.

(via, every single sub-culture blog on the internet)

More Info HERE.

+ Zach Johnsen Illustration

Zach Johnsen’s illustrations are everything I wish my notebook could be filled with.  He draws pictures an 8 year old would conjure up during math class but does it with the precision and style of a professional.

His Sketchbook Section RULES!

(via Joy Engine)

Tin Salamunic is a young illustrator based out of Richmond, VA.  He just posted a huge blog update filled with scans from his sketch books.  I think it’s really interesting to see what people draw in their down time.  I can tell that Tin has a cute Asian girlfriend, likes video games, lives in a cramped and cluttered apartment, and likes to draw hands and feet.  I wish all of my friends would keep sketch books and let me look at them.

Check out the rest of Tin’s work HERE.

2)  Safe for Work Porn

Lets take really vulgar porn pictures and use MS Paint to make them safe for work.  Great concept.  I want to give a high five to whom ever photoshopped this picture.  Those finely waxed moustache curls and his over sized golden monocle somehow elevate this photo from run of the mill interracial porn to a high caliber fast food advertisement.

More SFW Porn goodness HERE.