Digital Magazines

Iunewind is an award winning Russian artist and designer who has been working steadily for a number of years. Sadly he has also been ripped of by unscrupulous ad agencies, which unfortunately is an all too regular risk for freelancers.

One of the great series of images on his site are colour swatch landscapes such as these. If you get some time it’s definitely worth a look, and these great images are also available as free wallpapers. Nice.

Image © iunewind

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The Tea Party Movement scares the shit out of me for two reasons: First, they are almost catastrophically stupid. And second, the right maniac could actually use their ignorance to organize them. I imagine this is the way that fascism started in post World War I Germany. Dress your anger up in nationalist clothing and sell it to a beaten and economically struggling populace. Sound familiar?

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I previously mentioned an insanely talented Australian animator named Paul Robertson, creator of the fantastic Pirate Baby cartoon. Another great work of his that we featured in the mag and can now show off here is Kings of Power 4 Billion %.
If you wanted to read the full article from vol.1, issue 4, you can read the issue here – Dangerous Ink 1.4

See more of Paul on his site http://probertson.livejournal.com/

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Image © Rachel Caldwell

Bio:

Rachel Caldwell (Thirsty Fly) resides in Philadelphia, USA with her husband and son. She grew up in the freezing mountains of northern New Hampshire and is the daughter of a realism painter. She seemed destined for art school when at the young age of 7 she famously smeared her finger through her dad’s oil painting! In college Rachel studied printmaking, drawing, and graphic design and holds a B.F.A. in Communication Design from Kutztown University of Pennsylvania where she won a national Clio award in advertising.

Since 1997 she has been employed as design director for a large financial company where she has won numerous awards including an IABC Gold Quill Award and the Grand Award of Excellence from the Advertising Club of Delaware. In 2006, she began drawing more seriously and started a freelance illustration career. Her clients include Fender Musical Instruments and Teefury. She also teaches graphic design on an adjunct basis at West Chester University of Pennsylvania.

You can see more of Rachel’s work on here site – http://thirstyfly.blogspot.com/

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Dangerous Ink contributor Alan Kerr, writer/artist/life giver of Kreepy Kat has a new animation out. As well as creating one of the funniest and twisted cartoons this writer has ever read, he’s also a pretty darn talented animator too. Someone give him a job!

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The US Supreme Court recently ruled that corporations should be able to contribute directly to political campaigns. Their caveat to this otherwise astoundingly catastrophic decision was this: When corporations contribute to campaigns legally purchase their politicians they must make public their contribution bribes. Amazing, right? More big corporate money inserted into the political process. How can this be bad?

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Way back with the very first issue of Dangerous Ink in ‘07, we featured the Australian animator Paul Robertson and his newest work – Pirate Baby’s Cabana Battle Street Fight 2006. Finally, we can show off the full side-scrolling best-game-never-made animation as it was meant to be seen (screen grabs were good, but nothing compares to the real thing).

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To the new homepage of Dangerous iNK! The site will be filling up with content in the coming weeks so we hope you will keep checking in. Take a look around and make sure to check out the Digital Magazines that have been added online for you to view.

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