John Martz

I will be partaking this very evening.

A blessed day on the Discover tab

A fellow “The Abyss” enjoyer, I see

For too long knowledge work has been monopolized by people with knowledge.

Holy blast from the past!

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The best part is when Superman is flying over a hog farm and he licks his lips and says “Don’t mind if I do!” before using his eye lasers to zap a pig into a big cartoon bone-in ham.

Ay, there’s the nug

Quick warm-up sketch from this morning.

My favorite superhero is probably Batman, aka the Wayne Knight

I’ve been rereading the whole thing lately. Still hits.

In a world of kikis, be a bouba.

I once got logged out of a lightbulb.

Jarvis Cocker of Pulp as Elvis Costello on the cover of This Year’s Model in November 1993 by Kevin Cummins

“When writing dialog, just use said,” he egested.

Those Pepe le Pew cartoons really did a number on us.

Will there still be frog pics?

M. Sasek’s “This is Sparta”

The three stages of a Pokémon’s evolution

It's Bernie Sanders. He's feeling prickly about InDesign.

I am once again asking why the baseline grid measurements in InDesign are in the application settings and not the document properties.

Every popular list on Letterboxd is something like "Every Single Movie Ever Made" or "Films Under 1000 Minutes Long" or "Movies With or Without E in the Title (Updated Regularly)".

Popeye spouting wisdom.

Popeye gets it.

“Great leadership.”

The microwave oven is an amazing piece of technology that can make a bowl as hot as the surface of the sun while simultaneously keeping your food ice cold.

The Lisbon airport's wayfinding signage to the rental car drop-off has taken five years off my life.

That’s one of the default macOS screensavers on one of the latest versions.

Can’t believe the U.S. government pulled a “In the Loop” mere days after I watched “In the Loop”.

Screenshot of a single question and answer from interview in the Times Literary Supplement with Ursula K. Le Guin. Here is the quote: If you could make a change to anything you’ve written over the years, what would it be? In The Dispossessed, I would mention the communal pickle barrels at street corners in the big towns, restocked by whoever in the community has made or kept more pickles than they need. I knew about the free pickles all along, but never could fit them into the book.

Ursula K. Le Guin on the true pain of being a writer