A photo-essay exploring vernacular street graphics in India. Meena interviews streetside sign painters and discusses how decorative devices are used as a kind of sweetner or coping mechanism to counter the severe reality of existence in India.

Dishwasher Pete shares his epic collection of mac & cheese box covers, while Andrew Filer reviews the collection from the perspective of extant design. How many ways are there to sell 7 oz of noodles with cheese powder? At least 273, apparently.

A showcase of Joey Sayer’s deliciously inappropriate comix series, I’m Gonna Rip Your Face Off. A survey of topics: asparagus pee, unicorns, fake mustaches, unicorns with fake mustaches, and “making muffins… (wink wink) the old-fashioned way.”

Meet Shari Elf, scrap artist, gallery owner, seamstress, folk musician, and curator of The World Famous Crochet Museum. Shari and her sidekick, Bunny (a crochet alligator), are interviewed by a certain special terry-cloth monkey.