Lucky me, I can now say that some of my work was briefly featured on the website PostSecret.com. PostSecret is a website that encourages people to send anonymous postcards to be put online, and someone picked up a promotional postcard for a show that I had made a poster for and sent it in. It [...]

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Long time Ramsey Ess fans know that every year I create some kind of multimedia Christmas card. Last year it was a version of “R2-D2, We Wish You a Merry Christmas,” and the year before that it was a thing so amazing that it’s no longer online. This year I had big plans. I was [...]

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I will (and kind of have been) continue updating RamseyEss.com as I do this, but I would be remiss if I didn’t let you know that I am currently blogging over at Sparknotes.com’s blog. It’s a much different style than what you’ll find here, but basically I’m doing summaries of classic literature with my dumb [...]

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Some nice folks at the UCB Theatre in NY have asked me to make some posters for their shows. I done did these for them. (Please email me, if you’d like a poster as well. My rates are surprisingly reasonable because I don’t do this professionally.)

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I put a lot of work into the slides briefly seen in my last post. I thought it only fair (to myself, and your funny bones) that I post them here:

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MyCokeRewards.com just sent me an email warning: I hope I can use those 166 points to buy a tombstone, because I’m feeling like Ozymandias (the statue, not Adrian Veidt.)

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Once again, introducing Famous Hamsters in History (brought to you by State Farm Insurance)!   Mr. Wisk: Famous Artist

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In the late seventies, and then sporadically until today, Marvel Comics has published a series of stories under the title “What If?” Just as you might guess from the title, “What If” gives its readers a hypothetical look at situations that could have faced their fictional characters, for example, “What if Wolverine had defeated the Hulk?” or [...]

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