Paolo Rivera's business card

A narcissistic Crusher Creel stars on Paolo Rivera's business card (his blog is called "The Self-Absorbing Man.")

*At Toycutter: Absorbing Man custom action figure.

*Buy Absorbing Man toys at eBay.

Monster and victim papercraft (link roundup)

Download the creature behind the wall and his next victim here. Via.

And a few more links:

1. One way to make business cards - - get a custom made stamp.

2. DC Comics' Wednesday Comics will be made available as a large format hardcover edition for $50. (I was actually pretty underwhelmed with the first two issues and stopped after that. But I'll be tempted to buy the collection if Amazon offers a discount.) Via.

3. LucasArts concept artist Molly Denmark posted some highlights from her ten years with the company. And you can see some of her work on the new game Lucidity here.

*Previously: Cloudy Co. business card.

*Buy business card collections at Amazon.

New and improved Robots and Monsters site

As I've mentioned many times in the past, I'm a big fan of Joe Alterio's Robots and Monsters site, where you can commission any sort of wild robot or monster drawing you can think of. Up until now, he's drawn the creatures himself, but today he announced that several additional artists will be available for commissions. The group is like a who's who of my favorite artists and I think I've featured each of them in the past, with two exceptions. So, let me remedy that by mentioning those two:



Business cards by David Huyck.




Many-armed barbarian by Robin Ator.

So, if you're interested in a victorian werewolf detective, or a fire-fighting futuristic robot, head over and commission something now. There's also desktop wallpapers and icons at the link.

*Previously: Victorian werewolf.

*Buy werewolf toys at eBay.