Scott Beale
Scott Beale founded Laughing Squid in 1995 in San Francisco and is currently based in New York City. He can be found posting on Threads and sharing photos on Instagram.
The San Francisco Chinese New Year Treasure Hunt 2009
The Chinese New Year Treasure Hunt 2009, organized by veteran San Francisco private investigator Jayson Wechter, takes place this Saturday, February 7th in San Francisco.…
In Soviet Russia, Squid Eat You!
Nancy Dorsner (aka Dot) created a wonderful squid illustration for us “In Soviet Russia, Squid Eat You!”. For more cephlopod goodness, check out her free…
Zombie Prom at DNA Lounge
The undead senior class of Hubba Hubba High School presents the Zombie Prom, this Friday, February 6th at DNA Lounge in San Francisco. Pretty Prom-Dresses…
TED Talk Featuring Scott McCloud on Understanding Comics
The TED conference recently released their 2005 TED Talk featuring comic artist and theorist Scott McCloud, who spoke about the concepts in his books “Understanding…
Fanboys, A Star Wars Road Trip Film Opens This Weekend
Fanboys, a film about the ultimate quest For Star Wars Episode I, opens this weekend at select theaters around the country (including San Francisco) on…
William S. Burroughs 95th Birthday Party at The Beat Museum
Charles Gatewood and V. Vale of RE/Search Publications are hosting a 95th Birthday Party for the late William S. Burroughs at 7pm this Thursday, February…
Breaking News: Army Frees Windows XP Background
Breaking News: Army Frees Windows XP Background image via Pundit Kitchen
I Hardly Know Her, A Super Simplified Interface For Flickr
I Hardly Know Her is an super simplified interface for Flickr that displays your photostream with minimal distractions, showing just the photos, with additional information…
Internet Anti-Memes & Non-Sensations on Big Fat Whale
The latest Big Fat Whale comic by Brian McFadden features “Internet Anti-Memes & Non-Sensations”. Maybe all of these should join forces and start a NotROFLCon.…
1960’s Paperback Book Covers of Movie Adaptions
Mitch Ansara (Spacesick) created a fantastic series of 1960’s paperback book covers of novelized movie adaptations, from his fictional “I Can Read Movies” series. Mitch…