samwolfeconnelly:

I did an illustration for GREY, a bi-annual, italian fashion book. I was also able to snag a copy of the latest issue at their launch party last week (and it is HUGE).

The drawing accompanied a short story about the journey of an italian man who comes to america to work as a gondolier in the oil-soaked canals of California.

Love it. Is the original for sale ?

The Funereal Museum: I made a list a while back of films I’d like to make…well, let’s add... →

funeral-wreaths:

I made a list a while back of films I’d like to make…well, let’s add Victor Hugo’s Notre-Dame de Paris, or, The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, to it. Although it’s a book that’s fallen foul of ‘endless adaptation disorder’ I think it’s unforgivable that only one film out of the multitude includes the…

Johnny Depp as Phoebus and HBC as Esmeralda. In this version, they end up killing each other.  Timothy Spall as Quasimodo and Alan Rickman as Frollo. Christopher Lee makes a cameo appearance as a new character : Quasimodo’s abusive father. Calling it now.

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sbosma:

“Diane,” a small contribution to Andrea Kalfas’ Twin Peaks zine, “Damn Fine Coffee.” While watching the show I liked to pretend that Cooper’s recorder wasn’t on, and that Diane was just his name for it. Like it was some kind of stress release to talk to it and gather his thoughts.

Ink and digital.

Diane, I am now upside down.

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charlessantoso:

A tribute for one of my biggest inspiration. Maurice Sendak taught me lots of lesson via his books and interviews. His views on life and art gave me a different perspective in everything that I do. Thanks for inviting me to the Wild Rumpus, Mr. Sendak. Rest in Peace..

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2headedsnake:

do-wild-thing.blogspot.com 

Nicolas Delort

Proper credit, plzkthx. 
thesmallgods.tumblr.com
blog.nicolasdelort.com 

(Source: do-wild-thing.blogspot.com, via mydarkenedeyes)

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The contorted fighting style?

eschergirls:

An official image of Chun-Li from the Street Fighter video game series. I’m pretty sure that all the processing power in the world couldn’t get a human body to contort like that.

This is one of the more unique ways I’ve seen to show a woman facing away from us while showing us breast and face.  Usually they swivel, this is the first time I’ve seen the boob visible over the shoulder.

We can see her shoulders and breast from bird’s eye view yet the lower part of her body is from worm’s eye view. What sorcery is this ?!

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uglyrenaissancebabies:

Alesso Baldovinetti, Madonna and Child

OK. Mom. I don’t want to question your swaddling abilities, but, uh… I am getting just a little claustrophobic. Seriously, I feel a bout of SIDS coming on.

Lobster baby.

"When I see an old movie, like from the ’40s or ’50s or ’60s, the people look so calm. They don’t have smart phones, they’re not looking at computer screens, they’re taking their time. They’ll sit in a chair and just stare off into space. I think some day we’ll find our way back to that garden of Eden."

Rudy Rucker (via wilwheaton) 

“When I see an old movie, like from the ’40s or ’50s or ’60s, the people look so calm. However, in that movie I don’t see that black people are still considered less than human, I don’t see families mourning the sons they lost in WW2, I don’t see boys who are barely men leaving for Vietnam to fight a war that was lost before it even started, I don’t see the looming threat of an intercontinental nuclear war, I don’t see women being not much more than glorified servants and I don’t see gay people, well, at all. Oh sure there are people sitting in a chair and just staring off into space but you know what ? They’re all 40-something upper-class christian white men. I, for one, am glad we got kicked out of that so-called garden of Eden.” 

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That’s pretty much exactly how I imagined Ned. They should’ve gotten the guy who played Benjen for Ned.

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