This week’s challenge is simple: throw away/recycle/donate ten things every day. This can be actual trash, things that you’re sorting through, whatever. But it doesn’t count unless it’s in the trash/recycling or out of your house. (Putting stuff in a bag to donate doesn’t count if the bag is still in your house.)
Ten things a day leaving your home. All week. You can do that.
Yes. I can do this.
Blur out my watermark, edit my text, take credit. Real nice.
There is a difference between “a meme” and “someone’s original art that’s been stolen and then deliberately edited to remove any evidence of origin.”
Is it just me, or does this look like Chris Onstad is trying to patent some sort of Achewood game? Maybe he plans to release it concurrently with the animated series he’s pitching?
(Source: contextfreepatentart)
The emoticon has been around in some form since the early days of the world wide web, and there’s no shortage of emoticons out there. For the web and for mobile phones, there are thousands of emoticon apps to use in your everyday chatting. But Facebook thinks they, along with Pixar illustrator Matt Jones and a little bit of Charles Darwin, think they can take emoticons to the next level.
I finally got access to my Twitter archive. By request, here are my #noirfiction tweets from quite a ways back:
She was a nutty broad, with hair that was bonkers, and legs that just didn’t make any sense at all #noirfiction
She had a pair of legs that wouldn’t quit, no matter how politely you…
As a connoisseur of Old-Timey Radio dramas like Philip Marlowe, Rogue’s Gallery, and Johnny Dollar (“the man with the action-packed expense account!”) I can vouch for these amazingly accurate depictions of 30’s and 40’s detective jargon.
Sad robots, dumb ol' dinosaurs, and banjo playin' turtles.
The owl and the pussycat.
http://pencilfury.tumblr.com/
More perspective illustrations!
I drew Garfield today. This is a very exciting day for me.
“Depression, Illustrated”
The brilliant cartoonist and writer Allie Brosh is back, still...
one of the raddest photos ive shot
michael varnadoe- nollie flip into the dam
