George Orwell's short, simple book that is both cleverly entertaining and fierce in its terrible message. I had to read it in highschool, and I hope you did, too.IFN: a book I'll always remember
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Closure
Again?
Hang Me Up to Dry
Epiphany or Psychosis?
Science of Self Deception
Anger Management
Apparently It's Not Enough Anymore
Against All Odds
Punching the Clown
Extreme Dreams
Side Effects
A Recipe For...
Sexual Fantasy
how I eventually came to know nothing at all
Alone With Others
Who What How
Open Book
Rack'em and Stack'em
Screw Asylum
Themeless Theme
Immunity
and so I wait
Is there anything left to ask?
Little Guys
Over 300 Proofs of God's Existence
Consequences of Momentum
Corupting/Expanding Innocent Eyes
Inspired By
What Goes In Must Come Out
Smaller and Smaller and Smaller
It's Still a Mystery to Me
On the Merits of Letting Go
Hopefully Temporary
In the Club
Before the Internet
All You Need is Meat
Don't
Resetting My Public Image
Pop Song
Mistake
The Dead
Holes and other superficialities
A flawed attempt at a personal ad
What are you afraid of?
A Special Moustache
I think we're alone now.
a book I'll always remember
Shameless
the agony and/or the ecstasy
Cardboard Box
Affluenza
Noble Savage
The Blogosphere
The Crux
Honour your father and mother/They fuck you up, your mum and dad
A very useless sort of day.
Where the hell is Steve?
Everything you always wanted to know about sex but were afraid to ask.
Pushing the limits of inference.
No, no, no.
Greetings, meat machines!
There is no there there.
Romance is dead, long live romance!
What the fuck am I doing here?
Wincing the Night Away
we all boil at different degrees.
It is certain because it is impossible.
'Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells'
Crew
- .
- Adam Borg
- Alecska
- Alessandro Echevarria
- Amy Brown
- Amy Hunting
- Ann diPomazio
- Annie Wu
- Bill Nagel
- Cate Anevski
- Christine
- Constantine the Hunted
- Cuffe
- Dan Nolan
- Frederik Jurk
- Initially NO
- JENN KAKOyannis
- Jeannetto
- Jim Doran
- John Highstreet
- JosyArte
- Karen Klassen
- Kerstin Klein
- Lallo
- Lauren Simkin Berke
- Lavi D.
- Lucía Borjas
- Madelayne León
- Maja Veselinovic
- Malachi Ward
- Margarida Girão
- Marlo
- Meagan
- Mim
- Miss G.
- Parrman
- Peter Pen
- Piddish
- Rachel Lewis Illustration
- Rick Lovell
- Rocky
- RossoBella
- Roy Blumenthal
- Sara Franco®
- Silvia
- Smilla Miu
- Sorrel Sparks
- Steve Caratzas
- Steve May
- Steve Morrison
- Steve
- Steve
- Stilos
- Suadref
- Susan Schwake
- SusuPetal
- The Time Is Now
- Tselover
- Ture Ekroos
- Unknown
- Unknown
- Unknown
- Unknown
- Unknown
- Us
- VANMO
- Willie Baronet
- Yolanda Gonzalez
- Zara
- abrahambalcazar
- apelspendapel
- baggelboy
- benconservato
- biteyourowntail
- bobby casumbal
- candybandit
- catnapping
- cerebrand
- comeonyoupainter
- corenominal
- derek
- emily
- esillustration
- harmoniousjosh
- ivana krauz
- janie
- marcisenders
- mench//
- michelle giacobello
- michelle
- milo
- mondoexpressionism
- my blog
- neilornstein
- nickthehick
- ottoblotto
- pati
- rachel
- scott
- shannonjyl
- simon wild
- sometimesoon
- ~Piper
But why?
Illustration Friday Night was a group art project that ran for over a year. It was created by Senor Prozac as a response to images being censored and banned on Illustration Friday.
The plan for IFN was to give artists an alternative platform for high-quality work that wasn't just about kitty-cats and cuddly ducklings.
Many of the 2000 images sumbmitted to the site provided a vibrant foil and counterbalance to IF-cutesiness.
It was nominated as a Blog of Note by Blogger in September 2007. Like a lot of things on the internet (and life in general), it ran out of steam in 2008.