I picked up a copy of Kevin Hooyman*s The Language Change at Printed Matter on my Wednesday in the city, and man this book is smart and funny, from banter between the heads of disembodied wizards about the nature of time to forest animals musing about identity, this book has it all. It is drawn in a style that is somewhere between cartoon, Celtic knots, and faux naive contemporary painting.
His website is pretty amazing, with lots of animation, weird circular links, and clever banterish writing. A totally enjoyable experience if you are looking for something to kill some time* (or answer questions about time)!
I tried all kinds of tricky ways to get the cover of The Language Change and post it here, but apparently it is trick proof, and I can not get an image short of scanning the cover, and the scanner is in the basement (I am on the third floor) so you will have to content yourselves with looking at it on his website.
Until next time.
