Link roundup

1. "Barnacle penises are really fascinating."

2. Mass Effect coloring book (pdf). Via.

3. If you haven't already seen it, then definitely check out this video of a lighthouse in Ohio covered in ice.

*Buy Mass Effect toys at Amazon.

Color Ink Book

Color Ink Book:

Features six covers five of which where SDCC exclusives. The street cover artwork is by Alex Pardee. This volume features Alex Pardee, Andrew Bell, Been Deleted AKA Jason Josef Buchanan, Chris Parks AKA Pale Horse Design, Femke Hiemstra, Jon McNair, MGX Factory, Tom Haubrick, Travis Lampe and Workhorse.

Yet another Brothers Washburn Production!!!!!!
The eight volume of the color optional, DIY art periodical.
Color Ink Book is a black and white art periodical, which is published in limited quantities quarterly; showcasing the both, established artists as well as fresh faces. The volumes are printed on 60 lb Endurance Vellum Offset Book paper, to offer the reader the option to color the work showcased within: thus bringing the art enthusiasts and artist together.

$10 here. Via.




*Buy coloring books at Amazon.

Oil Spill coloring page

Oil spill coloring page by Jublin. Here's a glowingly vibrant colored version he created.

*Buy coloring boks at Amazon.

Hyperactive Typography Workbook

Cover and a few interior pages from the Hyperactive Typography Workbook by Studio 3. It's currently sold out, but you can look through the entire book with this smooth interface. There's also a companion blog. Via.

*Previously: Splinter Cell Activity Book.

*Buy the Japanese in MangaLand: Workbook at Amazon.

Coloring book for lawyers (link roundup)

One of several pages from the Coloring Book for Lawyers. Via. (I posted this years ago, but since I didn't remember, it's worth another look.)

And a few more links:

1. Thanks to Steve Ring, I learned that the story of the Watson and the Shark painting I posted yesterday is fascinating.

2. That perfect NCAA bracket that's getting so much airplay could easily be fraudulent.

3. Paul Pope gives a glimpse of the first 100 pages of his new comic Battling Boy. (He's previously posted a few pages.)

*Previously: Vintage Burger King coloring book.

*Buy coloring books at Amazon.

"Lift up thine eyes" (link roundup)

Great poster by Pentagram, which was hired to refresh the identity for Manhattan's Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine.

And a few more links:

1. Bill Cosby coloring page.

2. The Sprite logo looked great in the 60's.

3. Attack of the 50 foot fanny.

*Previously: Roman Catholic Church has effectively buried the concept of limbo.

*Buy Giganta toys at eBay.

Poster for National Art Hate Week

Poster by Harry Adams for National Art Hate Week at the Tate Modern. It's sold out, but several more works from the show are on sale here.

And speaking of the Tate, here's a coloring book by Hervé Tullet:



The description says:

This newly released, 208-page gem is jam-packed with overlapping shapes, optical illusions, daisy and stick-figure collages, and a goofy cyclops portrait. Madison liked the page of superheroes and was thrilled when the text directed her to messily apply one color right on top of another. A few mind-bending activities include a curvy maze that spans four pages and a clever search for the word bravo amid a jumble of letters.

Via.

*Previously: Factory spewing pollution table.

*Buy the "Gangsta Rap Coloring Book" at Amazon.

Real FEMA coloring book, fake FEMA coloring book

It's a close call as to what's more ridiculous. The real FEMA coloring book (download the whole thing here):


(She's like the kid from Lost. She read a comic book about planes crashing into buildings, and next thing ya know...)


or the fake FEMA coloring book (more pages here):



*Previously: Lawyer coloring book.

*Buy the "Gangsta Rap Coloring Book" at Amazon.

GigPosters Coloring Book

GigPosters coloring book:

40 pages of deranged childish fun from today's top underground artists!

8.5" x 11" - printed on old-school coloring book paper!

Featuring designs from: Scrojo, Steve "Pheck" Ritsua, Richard Kirby, Jonathan Bergeron, Jeff Lamm, Luke Drozd, Jeff Gaither, Casey Burns, Von Dada, Adam Saul, Jason Goad, Joanna Wecht, Mike Rhealt aka Micro, Chickenbilly, Nick Rhodes, Angryblue, Steve Tenebrini, Robert "Marty" Boe, Denny Schmickle, Aaron Ber, Adam Swinbourne, Nathan Santistevan, Jim Altieri, Bobby Dixon, Steve Chanks, Paul Imagine, Mark Pedini, Justin Ryan, Allan Lorde, Lonny Unitus, John Howard, Clint Wilson, Guy Burwell, Alice Phieu, Adam Turman, Billy Perkins, Scott Kustowski, Eric "Necro" Smith, Mark McCormick, Ivarton. Cover Illustration by Justin Helton.

On sale here.

*Find more coloring books here.

*Buy anatomy coloring books at Amazon.

Flickr: Lawyer Coloring Book

I noticed on BoingBoing a link to a Death Star AT&T logo. Exploring "LawGeek"'s gallery further, I discovered several pages in the Lawyer Coloring Book.