• Surely you're already following Jason's Cats Without Dogs blog where he posts artwork old and new (like his 1989 Elvis Costello illustration above), as well as concise and often very funny film reviews; now he's also posting his juvenilia at The Old Cat and the Dog where you can see his teenage takes on the Punisher, Lucky Luke, the Silver Surfer, Spidey etc.
• Richard Sala gives you a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of the cover artwork for The Grave Robber's Daughter and posts a bunch of fantastic full-color concept art for as-yet unrealized story ideas
• Leslie Stein presents a short sequence from the upcoming Eye of the Majestic Creature #6 (our book collects #1-4) and another short sequence from something-or-other
• Sergio Ponchione spotlights his contributions to the new issue of Linus
• For reasons she can't explain, Laura Park drew this self-portrait modeled after the "black dahlia" autopsy photo
• Some recent updates of sketchbook and other drawings by Sophie Crumb at her blog
• Steve Brodner presents his cover illustration for the new issue of the National Journal (with his studies for the caricatures)
• Sammy Harkham uploaded some mostly-new stuff to his Flickr page , including the original uncropped art from the Crickets #4 cover
And more Things to See from the past week:
• Steven Weissman's latest "I, Anonymous" spot on his Chewing Gum in Church blog
• Daily drawings by Paul Hornschemeier at The Daily Forlorn
• All the latest artwork and news from Dame Darcy in her new blog update
• New drawings from Renee French on her blog
• A new sketchbook strip and more collaborations with Sonnenzimmer from Anders Nilsen
• Oh god, more sketches of medical deformities by Hans Rickheit
• New drawings and watercolors by Derek Van Gieson
• Recent illustrations by Ray Fenwick on his Flickr page