Did you ever draw that Zippy character? The turtle you would see in the back of magazines next to the pirate? How’d ya do? Well, if you can do that, then maybe you can get into the high stakes world of Manga.

A Mangaka is a Manga artist. Manga is a Japanese cartoon art that came out of World War II.A Mango is a type of fruit.

So enough of this. How do you Manga? A step to the left, a step to the right? Not exactly. In fact, if you really want to read about how, check out this article on what to do. If you start drawing, please send us some examples and we’ll post them here.

What time is it, Mr Fox? Well, now you can find out just by going to http://billychasen.com/clock/. And the best part is you can see people contorted in ways that you haven’t since high school.

It’s a simple flash script that displays a clock as done by Billy Chasen. He is an artist that takes science and technology to different levels as he turns them into art. The “Exploded iPod” encased in resin and the LCD monitor visualization fish tank are a couple creations.

Billychasen.com is his website.

OK, so it’s not a common thing like Rhumba, but if you are bored out of your skull and want to make some cool pop art, then Bomomo is for you.

What is it? Well it’s a little flash program that lets you create art without the mess of paint, chalk or (in my case) crayons. It gives you pattern-istic brushes and you use them to create ideas in the LCD canvas.

Oh, you can try to make something recognizable by most, but the best you can do is a colorful Rorschach test. Best part is you can save you masterpieces to high quality .png files.

Check out http://bomomo.com/ and see what cool works of art you can do. Let me know what you come up with.