Drawn, the cartooning blog, just posted a link to the Sneeze, which might be my new favorite blog. 
This is very important for the enjoyment of this overly fantastic story, interview and illustration evolution. You must read the story in order. There are three parts:
I need to disclose that I am infatuated with the i heart photograph blog and lately it has inspired much creativity.
Elizabeth Tobias makes murals based on audio that she records. See more of her work here.
I found this site today. From their about page:
We embarked on this project about a year ago when we found ourselves surrounded by artwork that seemed to be hopelessly lacking in sincerity, inspiration, and mystery.
I like the idea of the invisiblia, but I'm not much of a photoshop painter. I did a slight modification on the original idea. 
I've had such a hard time with this one. I'm tired of trying alone over and over with no luck. I wonder if anyone can help. I can't seem to deal with select inverse on the various parts here - I can't get the arm totally selected. And it's not because the lines on the arm aren't connected; they were at one point and I was erasing them in parts to see if it helped.
Laurie and I were cranky at the pot heads stepping on us at the Bjork concert. I was more cranky than she, as you can see. I think I must've had this look on my face the whole night.
All I have to do for the next week is pack to move. I might be making a lot of art to pass the time.
I was so inspired by Hugo's find that I followed the instructions and made my own! It's surprisingly easy. The hardest part is keeping your hand steady while you make the lines. I suspect that improves with practice.
Laurie took the original image at the St Paul farmer's market. I liked it a lot when I first saw it. Now I can't decide which I like better!
I take no credit for this masterpiece of office art. My office buddy, Steve, did this one in honor of the pilgrimage I am about to make to see the most amazing Bjork.
