Karly Con D illustration

scott summers ♥

magicalmelonball:

areyoutryingtodeduceme:

I promised I’d eventually upload all of this comic, and what better day than Free Comic Book Day? :D If you get this from me at cons and stuff, you’ll still get a sample of the tea featured in the comic, or, you know. You can just buy a whole bag of it on Adagio (it’s got Earl Grey Moonlight, Chestnut, Vanilla, and Cinnamon and is pretty darn delicious.)

*screaming* OH MY GOD I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS AMAZING AMAZING THING

(vía bonkalore)

whatevachild:

my whole life just flashed before my eyes

this is unbelievable<3?!?!?!

(vía magistelle)

Para entender un poco los conceptos de animación hay que realizar cierto ejercicios que te ayuden a comprender estos, para eso hay que hacer este tipo de cosas.

If you want interpret better the animation concepts, you should do some exercises that help you to understand it, therefore you could do that.

“I hate you red light” 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNqaDdwnQJs

Propiedad de 1881 animation

http://www.1881animation.com/

javierrey:

MACROday

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This is my third mini-animation ♥ I feel that I’m getting better.

this is a basic recopilation of fonts for the fucking “hipster” people, enjoy!

photojojo:

Swiss artists Taiyo Onorato and Nico Krebs are known for their clever work that intersects photography and sculpture. In their Camera Collection, they constructed refurbished cameras out of peculiar objects like turtle shells and even armadillos. 

Swiss Duo Fashions Cameras out of Peculiar Objects

via Lens Culture

PS: The artists made a point of noting that no animals were hurt in the making of the series (whew!)

charliehuston:

todf:

nolan-kane:

Codex Seraphinianus, 1976-1978

‘The Codex Seraphinianus is a book written and illustrated by Italian artist, architect and industrial designer Luigi Serafini, from 1976 to 1978. The book appears to be a visual encyclopedia of an unknown world, written in one of its languages, an alphabetic writing intended to be meaningless.’

- Wikipedia

source

A couple friends of mine have copies of this (I was just looking at the copy at Strand), but it’s always been too pricy for my blood. If you get a chance to see one in person, do it.

I’d forgotten about this.  I once gave a copy to a couple of bibliophile friends when they married.  One of the most rewarding gifts I ever gave. I’ll always treasure being told that it had instantly become “one” of the weirdest books in their collection.  They have, it must be said, a very weird collection.

(vía spx)

gigidigi:

Here’s a print I’m planning to sell at TCAF! (I can’t believe it’s two weeks away.)

The Kickstarter is suuuper close to reaching its fifth stretch goal, which will mean lots of Chapter 1 concept art in the books! I can guarantee that some of it will be embarrassing.

Thanks again for helping out!