Then there's the (slightly oldish) Pictures page on the wiki:
http://wiki.kogics.net/sf:pictures

There's also some material on them here:
http://lalitpant.blogspot.in/2012/05/recursive-drawing-with-kojo.html

First of all, I wish there was a way to run Boxer, to see the ideas in action!

I'm personally not a big fan of visual programming (I think it makes the high-ceiling of an environment lower, and the wide-walls narrower). But there's an argument to be made that it provides a lower floor.

So how can these ideas make Kojo better?

We need to make the workings of programs more visible to users. An important effort in this direction is the script-tracing GSOC project that's being done this summer.

We need better syntax-error recovery (these don't happen at all in a Visual Programming Environment).

I was also struck by the similarity, in a lot of respects, between Boxes in Boxer and Pictures in Kojo. It might be an interesting idea to slap on a nice UI over pictures to see where that leads.

In any case, thanks for the very interesting links!

It doesn't look like this has come up on the forums before, and there
are a lot of good ideas:

http://www.soe.berkeley.edu/boxer/20reasons.pdf
via http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/4695