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Learning Cartoonist’s Bullshit Shenanigans

Digitally cataloging the life and various interests of one man who loves to draw and live life. My Art Tag
May 18 '13

keizudo:

Wario Blast

Developer: Hudson

Genre: Action puzzle

System: GB

(US) Wario Blast: Featuring Bomberman! - 1994 - Nintendo

(JP) Bomberman GB - 1994 - Hudson

(EU) Wario Blast: Featuring Bomberman! - 1994 - Nintendo

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May 18 '13
Kirby Super Star - Mt. Dedede

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May 18 '13
Jun Ishikawa, Hirokazu Ando - Training (Hoshi no Kirby 64 Original Soundtrack)

redgaloshesforfeet:

Jun Ishikawa, Hirokazu Ando ~ Training

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May 18 '13
thebristolboard: Quentin Tarantino painting by Glenn Fabry.

thebristolboard:

Quentin Tarantino painting by Glenn Fabry.

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May 18 '13

geekysideburns:

dumpu

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May 18 '13
artover9000: Interstella 5555 by John Larriva tumblr site

artover9000:

Interstella 5555 by John Larriva

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May 18 '13
Oh look it’s some of Chris Ware’s upsettingly pristine originals

Oh look it’s some of Chris Ware’s upsettingly pristine originals

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May 18 '13

nobaketheshitmongler:

Have some Demon Sisters with Fastener from the Panty and Stocking Art Book.

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May 18 '13
Found brushfriend

I got a vine to bring the high class comedy

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May 18 '13

lionsteeth:

whatevergender:

How are the Freshman Foundation classes at MCAD? Are they difficult? I’m curious since I’ll be a freshman this fall.

They’re sometimes frustrating but necessary and really helpful especially if you come in not knowing exactly what you want to major in. The foundations are building blocks for most majors so take them seriously and  learn all you can from them. If you already know your major, make your foundations work relate to that if you can and it will make it more fun for you~

Exactly what Greer said to the letter, they can be kinda lame but at the same time they’re super helpful

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May 18 '13
adactivity: birdcagebottombooks: HEY Y’ALL! Sorry the “buy this” button wasn’t working for the Future Shock #4 anthology yesterday. It’s working today, so knock yourselves out! http://www.birdcagebottombooks.com/shop/future-shock-4/ reminder that this is out and for sale please get involved Just ordered this hell yeah

adactivity:

birdcagebottombooks:

HEY Y’ALL! Sorry the “buy this” button wasn’t working for the Future Shock #4 anthology yesterday. It’s working today, so knock yourselves out!

http://www.birdcagebottombooks.com/shop/future-shock-4/

reminder that this is out and for sale please get involved

Just ordered this hell yeah

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May 18 '13
itsgrindtime: mikasa es tu casa

itsgrindtime:

mikasa es tu casa

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May 18 '13
cameron-stewart: Personal work, 2013

cameron-stewart:

Personal work, 2013

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May 18 '13
comicsworkbook: 9 panel grid trivia - Love and Rockets / Watchmen SANTORO: So when we were traveling around this week there was something you mentioned, Jaime. I can’t remember which signing it was or little interview bit, but you were talking about … oh I think it was at the Philadelphia thing, they showed a slide from “100 Rooms,” and you started talking about the 9-panel grid of “100 Rooms.” And you said that Alan Moore really liked that grid and that he was going to use it for Watchmen. And I had never heard that story, so I thought I could just ask you to riff on that a little bit. JAIME: Yeah. It’s basically what you just said. I mean, it was that simple. In an interview or something he just said, “I really love the story “100 Rooms” and I love that grid. So we used that for Watchmen.” He just said exactly what you said. And after that, that was it. Of course in the back of my head, Watchmen became legendary in the comics circles and stuff. And I thought, well, guess what? At the time when he said it I go, “You’re going to use this 9-panel grid? Anyone can use a 9-panel grid.” It wasn’t the — GILBERT: It’s not a fancy grid. I mean, it wasn’t magic. from TCJ interview here

comicsworkbook:

9 panel grid trivia - Love and Rockets / Watchmen

SANTORO: So when we were traveling around this week there was something you mentioned, Jaime. I can’t remember which signing it was or little interview bit, but you were talking about … oh I think it was at the Philadelphia thing, they showed a slide from “100 Rooms,” and you started talking about the 9-panel grid of “100 Rooms.” And you said that Alan Moore really liked that grid and that he was going to use it for Watchmen. And I had never heard that story, so I thought I could just ask you to riff on that a little bit.

JAIME: Yeah. It’s basically what you just said. I mean, it was that simple. In an interview or something he just said, “I really love the story “100 Rooms” and I love that grid. So we used that for Watchmen.” He just said exactly what you said. And after that, that was it. Of course in the back of my head, Watchmen became legendary in the comics circles and stuff. And I thought, well, guess what? At the time when he said it I go, “You’re going to use this 9-panel grid? Anyone can use a 9-panel grid.” It wasn’t the —

GILBERT: It’s not a fancy grid. I mean, it wasn’t magic.

from TCJ interview here

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May 18 '13
jthenr-comics-vault: V:LP #1Bob McLeod 

jthenr-comics-vault:

V:LP #1
Bob McLeod 

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