Just for Fun

Between meeting deadlines and getting my taxes ready for my accountant (ugh!) I'm pretty busy at the moment. Too busy to write a full post. However, there's some great art blogs linked over to the left. I highly recommend giving them a looksee. Also, I thought I'd pass on a joke someone sent me the other day that really made me...

For a few years now I've had the privilege of being a member of DrawerGeeks, a fun website for artists. Each week a different character or topic is assigned and we each take a shot at illustrating it any way we'd like. This week's topic was "The Monster Under My Bed". Ninety percent of the time I'm too busy to take...

Too many serious posts lately. Time for some fun time wasters: Pirates' Pet Peeves John Cleese's "Letter To America" And the always classic StrongBad Emails. For previous posts that don't necessarily have anything to do with anything, check out the "Just For Fun" category listed over to the left. Oh, and Doug TenNapel is back! If you miss his old blog, check out his...

Copyright © Cedric Hohnstadt. All rights reserved. I would have posted this on Friday but I wanted Ask Mr. Artist Guy to be front-and-center all weekend. A big "thank you" to everyone who's submitted questions so far. Illustration Friday is a fun website for artists. Each week a topic is posted, and any artist who wants to (regardless of skill level)...

Since this is a holiday weekend, here's a fun time waster: Somebody's been keeping a record of the entire internet. Go to the Wayback Machine, type in the URL of any webpage, and see what it used to look like. Don't ask me how it's done, or why. I can't imagine how much server space this takes up. But it's fun...

Here's something a little different. Ken Levine is an emmy-winning comedy writer whose long list of credits include M*A*S*H, Cheers, Frasier, The Simpsons, and Everybody Loves Raymond. Recently he hosted a free online seminar about comedy writing titled "Sitcom Secrets Revealed". It covered such topics as: • The current & future states of sitcoms • How the possible writers' strike affects...