jimllpaintit:

Dear Jim,

Please paint me the original Power Rangers MegaZord struggling to find space on a commuter train whilst watching ‘the Thick of it’ on his iPad.

Thanks,

harrisonpeacock

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paleoillustration:

“Doug Henderson’s work is frequently distinguished by its expert use of elaborate foliage, so it’s interesting to see a piece like this, in which two drowned centrosaurs appear (at first glance) to be suspended in an ethereal void. There is a wonderful dreamlike quality here - we are strangers in this alien world, which belongs to the plesiosaur, itself heedless to the dramatic sight of the giant animals’ bodies drifting idly by above. Equally, there is a beautiful melancholy, as in so much of Henderson’s art” Marc Vincent on Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs

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whydraw:

Here’s a panel from a one page comic I did in response to a prompt from comics artist and researcher, John Miers. You can read about his genius idea here. I can tell you it’s one of the most difficult things I’ve ever had to do in the comics realm. I can only imagine this might be similar for a musician working to a John Cage graphical score! Thanks John, it was a great experience.

This is fascinating and a great experiment showing the different interpretations of the same narrative content.

ksang:

Bat For Lashes- Laura 

deltronzero:

ELVIS PERKINS - WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING

rebel6:

by John Bolton

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ryan-a:

ryan-a:

This Was Our Pact is finished and I put the whole thing on my site so you can read it for free!

Originally posted this at 3am so here it is for anyone who wants something to read on a Monday morning!

click to read THIS WAS OUR PACT by Ryan Andrews

Just wonderful. And a hi-res PDF version for you to own as well!

Lots of Kickstarter goodies from Jake Parker, Mike Yamada & Victoria Ying!

izb:

140 Trailer (by Jeppe Carlsen)

Happy 1st Birthday to a fantastic idea from a great couple of guys!

The best laid plans of coyotes…

explore-blog:

Gorgeous cover for the British edition of Philip Pullman’s retelling of the Grimm fairy tales by designer Cheong-ah Hwang.

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watershedplus:

Pictures of a stream of sandy water runoff, straight out of a snowfield at 2500 m by Sylvain Meyer. The melting snow mixes with the sand warmed up by the sun.

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