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Dec
30th
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This is a page from my new pamphlet, Lifecycles, that I released as a part of the collaborative artsy science blog at Brown, Creaturecast. The pamphlet is under a Creative Commons license, so it’s free to download. I’ll be printing out an 11.25” by 15” hardcopy in the next couple of weeks, which’ll be available for purchase for a couple of dollars. The project was also just featured on Boing Boing (check it).
Click here to be go to the page on Creaturecast, which has a link to just peer at the booklet or download it.

This is a page from my new pamphlet, Lifecycles, that I released as a part of the collaborative artsy science blog at Brown, Creaturecast. The pamphlet is under a Creative Commons license, so it’s free to download. I’ll be printing out an 11.25” by 15” hardcopy in the next couple of weeks, which’ll be available for purchase for a couple of dollars. The project was also just featured on Boing Boing (check it).

Click here to be go to the page on Creaturecast, which has a link to just peer at the booklet or download it.

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Dec
7th
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Doodle Number One Hundred and Four. Chiptune and cini-minis.

Doodle Number One Hundred and Four. Chiptune and cini-minis.

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Doodle Number One Hundred and Three. Don’t worry, we’ll find a place that sells cookies soon enough.

Doodle Number One Hundred and Three. Don’t worry, we’ll find a place that sells cookies soon enough.

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Oct
23rd
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Doodle One Hundred and Two. Hey there.

Doodle One Hundred and Two. Hey there.

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Jun
8th
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Doodle Number One Hundred and One. A Glyptodon.
Glyptodons roamed around North and South America until about 10,000 years ago, amiably munching on grasses and leaves. I don’t want to point any unjustified fingers here, but humans probably murdered these massive xenarthrans. Just sayin.
In unrelated news, I won’t be able to send out copies of The Evolutionist’s Doodlebook until late August. If you’re interested in purchasing a copy, however, check out either Amazon.com or one of the shops listed below. Thanks!

Doodle Number One Hundred and One. A Glyptodon.

Glyptodons roamed around North and South America until about 10,000 years ago, amiably munching on grasses and leaves. I don’t want to point any unjustified fingers here, but humans probably murdered these massive xenarthrans. Just sayin.

In unrelated news, I won’t be able to send out copies of The Evolutionist’s Doodlebook until late August. If you’re interested in purchasing a copy, however, check out either Amazon.com or one of the shops listed below. Thanks!

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May
24th
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Anonymous asked: how long does it generally take for you to finish a drawing?/doodle

Most of the doodles on here would be like under an hour, but if it’s an especially rad monster, it can take a couple of hours.

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The Evolutionist’s Doodlebook is now available at Desert Island in Williamsburg, Brooklyn! Pick up a copy today!

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Doodle Number One Hundred. The Moa.
I’ve been doing fantastical drawings of animals that have recently gone extinct. Here’s the newly expired moa.

Doodle Number One Hundred. The Moa.

I’ve been doing fantastical drawings of animals that have recently gone extinct. Here’s the newly expired moa.

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Mar
7th
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Mar
3rd
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A quick peak inside TEDB. Ordering details below.

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Feb
20th
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Book Number One. The Evolutionist’s Doodlebook.
THE DAY IS FINALLY HERE. THE EVOLUTIONIST’S DOODLEBOOK IS AVAILABLE.
The Evolutionist’s Doodlebook  is a graphically illustrated glossary of evolutionary terms. It is 88 pages, soft-covered, black-and-white, 5” by 7”, and it epitomizes swankiness. The book has a barcode, an ISBN number, and is also somehow on Barnesandnoble.com (right here).
“But Doodlebook guy,” you may be asking, “where I can find such an awesome book?”
Well, you can either email me at manvir.manvir@gmail.com or pick up copies at the locations listed below. The book has a list price of $11.99 and shipping is $3.99 (international is $5.99).
Providence, RI
     Symposium Books on Thayer Street
     Symposium Books on Westminster Street
     Ada Books on Westminster Street #2
     Brown University Bookstore on Thayer Street
     Amigos Publishing & Shop on Allens Avenue
     Curatorium on Wickenden
New York, New York
     Desert Island in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
     Bluestockings in the Lower East Side
Colorado
     General Store in Gothic (near Crested Butte)
California
     Berkeley - Fantastic Comics on Shattuck
     San Francisco - Dog Eared Books on Valencia
     Santa Cruz - Comicopolis on Front Street
Chicago, IL
     Quimby’s Bookstore in Wicker Park
Philadelphia, PA
     The Marvelous in University City
Baltimore, MD
     Atomic Books in Medfield
(list will be periodically updated)
Peace out.

Book Number One. The Evolutionist’s Doodlebook.

THE DAY IS FINALLY HERE. THE EVOLUTIONIST’S DOODLEBOOK IS AVAILABLE.

The Evolutionist’s Doodlebook  is a graphically illustrated glossary of evolutionary terms. It is 88 pages, soft-covered, black-and-white, 5” by 7”, and it epitomizes swankiness. The book has a barcode, an ISBN number, and is also somehow on Barnesandnoble.com (right here).

“But Doodlebook guy,” you may be asking, “where I can find such an awesome book?”

Well, you can either email me at manvir.manvir@gmail.com or pick up copies at the locations listed below. The book has a list price of $11.99 and shipping is $3.99 (international is $5.99).

Providence, RI

     Symposium Books on Thayer Street

     Symposium Books on Westminster Street

     Ada Books on Westminster Street #2

     Brown University Bookstore on Thayer Street

     Amigos Publishing & Shop on Allens Avenue

     Curatorium on Wickenden

New York, New York

     Desert Island in Williamsburg, Brooklyn

     Bluestockings in the Lower East Side

Colorado

     General Store in Gothic (near Crested Butte)

California

     Berkeley - Fantastic Comics on Shattuck

     San Francisco - Dog Eared Books on Valencia

     Santa Cruz - Comicopolis on Front Street

Chicago, IL

     Quimby’s Bookstore in Wicker Park

Philadelphia, PA

     The Marvelous in University City

Baltimore, MD

     Atomic Books in Medfield

(list will be periodically updated)

Peace out.

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Feb
19th
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Yet another sample page spread from TEDB.

Yet another sample page spread from TEDB.

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Sample page spread from TEDB (The Evolutionist’s Doodlebook).

Sample page spread from TEDB (The Evolutionist’s Doodlebook).

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Jan
3rd
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undiscoveredvicki asked: theme good fellow?

A friend helped me customize it. He’s dope.

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Jan
2nd
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Doodle Number Ninety-Nine. Hot-dog Duo.
I had a dream last night where I grabbed some Rutt’s Hut hot dogs with these guys.

Doodle Number Ninety-Nine. Hot-dog Duo.

I had a dream last night where I grabbed some Rutt’s Hut hot dogs with these guys.

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