Things to see: 9/3/10

Periodic clips & strips — click for improved/additional viewing and possible artist commentary at the sources:

Michael Kupperman illustration

Michael Kupperman illustrates a New York Times op-ed piece written by William Gibson

Moebius wireframe rotation

This video posted by Jim Woodring has a surprise ending

Floyd Gottfredson - Kevin Huizenga

• At Comics Comics, Jeet Heer reminds us of Kevin Huizenga's tribute to Floyd Gottfredson in Or Else #2

work in progress - Matthias Lehmann

Another stage in Matthias Lehmann's scratchboard work in progress

young zombies in love - Bob Fingerman

• An unpublished 1987 Bob Fingerman drawing of young zombies in love

Tim og Tom På Farten! - Jason

The cover of the first comic Jason ever made, circa 1979 (it means Tim and Tom On the Go!, not Tim and Tom Are Farting!, you sillyhead)

I, Anonymous - Steven Weissman

• This week's "I, Anonymous" plus church sketches and more sketchbookery by Steven Weissman 

waiting room - John Hankiewicz

Another page from a comic-in-progress by John Hankiewicz 

Pegasus - Frank Santoro

Pegasus progress pics from Frank Santoro 

mareanera - Marco Corona

An illustration by Marco Corona for Internazionale, with commentary in Italian

Belted Kingfisher - Debbie Drechsler

Debbie Drechsler draws the belted kingfisher, with commentary

flyboys2 - Renee French

• From Renee French: fly, fly people

Abel Meeropol - Steve Brodner

Steve Brodner draws Abel Meeropol and former Sen. Alan Simpson, with commentary

Coil Sea - Archer Prewitt

• Ooh, pretty record cover art for Coil Sea by Archer Prewitt (via Presspop)

Underworld - Kaz

• A new animated Underworld cartoon by Kaz & co. (via Ben Schwartz)

Maakies - Tony Millionaire

• This week's Maakies by Tony Millionaire (still on Facebook for the time being)

Death of the Watcher - Jacob Covey

• Our own Jacob Covey just posted a bunch of his drawings on vintage postcards to Facebook — I'm not sure what his privacy settings are but some of them are on Flickr too if that link doesn't work

Biggeespeare - Paul Hornschemeier

Paul Hornschemeier's latest t-shirt design for his Forlorn Funnies Shirt Shop — Biggeespeare joins the protagonist of Set to Sea in the ranks of hulking poets