This is a different guy than the one who makes these?

http://web.tiscali.it/ladiesweapons/

John Byrne put it best. The source of Superman's power of flight (and everything else) -

Force of will.

What manner of sorcery is this?

Kubrick would have found a use for that in a Clockwork Orange, or maybe even in 2001

Lets see both of them next to Shepard Fairey's Obama, now.

San Diego Comic-Con was sold out, but we went to Salvation Mountain anyway. Spent some time with Leonard. Climbed up and down and inside and out of the mountain. We gave him some paint and he gave us a DVD. We took a bunch of photos. I'll probably put them up on flickr, and add to the many photos of Leonard and his work that already exist on the internet.

We'd like to go back again before too much longer, and bring our daughter, who was away visiting her grandmother this past time around.

The font, by the way, used by people who write about and try to analyze this document, is called EVA Hand 1

I'll be in San Diego for the ComicCon. Will check it out.

http://bit.ly/5pW47

I've always liked that thing. I just used its font recently around the edge of this knife-thrower's target

http://www.digitalartform.com/archives/2009/03/nothing_is_real.html

just to make the image more mysterious-looking

That certainly was a wild cheese!

http://www.pshares.org/issues/article.cfm?prmarticleID=929

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgGGx2Or0Wc#t=08m04s

The sound is from Young Frankenstein - when Gene Wilder in the cart first sees the distant castle.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgGGx2Or0Wc#t=08m04s

direct link to 8:04 in the clip

Wow. that's a blast from the past. Had he made any new designs over the years, or is this just a nostalgic visit?

:D

I'll bet that sleep falling thing is a reflex that evolved when we slept in trees

The thing is the material keeps talking about design, yet the material itself is so poorly designed.

Look at the way the text in the illustration above goes edge to edge with no margins at all. That is a CLASSIC example of 'design with intent' when the intent is to discourage the reading of some obligatory text - like the cancer warnings in a cigarette ad.