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Wow! The construction paper art that Jen Stark creates is truly amazing. I can only imagine how much work must go into one of those. They are beautiful and playful at the same time. Very nice.

The Kid Creatures over on DrawerGeeks feature monster illustrations that are created and inspired by children’s original drawings. It’s an interesting concept. It’s like the pictures that the kids would have drawn if they only had more sophisticated illustration skills.

Artist, Nicole Maynard, creates a new work of art each week and displays it on the blog Art Weekly.

Stefan Bucher is creating Daily Monsters from ink splotches.

I always wished I had classic illustration skills. Watching these monsters come together with such a sure hand is sort of amazing. It’s a little like watching Bob Ross without the the creepy personality that you just know is going to snap one day. He’s making happy trees (or scary monsters), and it doesn’t look anything at all like a tree, and then “Wow, that’s a tree. Where’d that come from?”

Tony vs. Paul is a stop motion video of two friends fighting. It’s really well done. It must have taken forever to take all of those shots.

I wish I liked running more than I do, because Urban Sprinting looks like it would be great for a laugh.

Wow! The Book/Cut Sculptures that Su Blackwell does are amazing. I love the idea here.

No, FoxTrot cartoon guy, since you asked, I can not think of anything more scary (or depressing for that matter) than your costume.

Album Cover Wars is a fun animation that sees classic album covers from years past fighting to the death in an all out battle royal. The animation is a little sketch. Sometimes it’s sort of hard to see what’s happening. It’s still really great though, if only because it reminds me of a time when classic albums had classic covers. These days, I never even see the covers of the music I listen to.

Wow! The editing involved in putting together 787 Cliparts (quicktime) must have taken forever. Really nice work.