10 Reasons to Hate Donald Trump

bear1na:

mrhipp:

RATS! From Peanuts: A Tribute To Charles M. Schulz

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This is incredible.

trashdad69:

dj-mankiewicz:

conquerorwurm:

rubitrightintomyeyes:

My uncle has this toy that goes from kitschy to disturbing in very little time.

A life of endless torment

My favorite part is how the machinery is louder than the actual sound

gravi-teamfalls:

chrishoughtonart:

Here’s a bunch of promo drawings I did during GF season 2. Other than the big promo poster, I’m not sure if these were ever finished and used for anything or not. 

I remember when Alex and I were brainstorming ideas for poses, we couldn’t figure out what to do with Soos. 

“Just draw him eating chips out of a bag.” 

I did, and when we sent it in, the Disney marketing people were like, “We can’t imagine why we would ever need a promotional illustration of the character Soos eating chips out of a bag.” This still makes me laugh.

Masterfully appealing Mystery Shack crew drawings, the talented pen of Chris Houghton!

jor-bot:

my coworker and i discovered something…

raggedymind:

uniplorp:

curioscurio:

U STOL FIZZY LIFTING DRINK

@raggedymind basil remember at poetry night when i said there was a meme you once showed me that practically killed me it was so funny but i couldn’t remember what it was??

this was the meme i was thinking of

This is my favorite meme.

mikedawwwson:

*draws a penis*

nellucnhoj:

bob

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lerms:

My body is ready…

navely31:

@coexisters

oeuvreofashes:

calyxofawildflower:

Same.

SCREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

All of these designs are amaaazing but I love dat Luna.

babananas:

I was told my portfolio was missing expression sheets, so I made this!

sandandglass:

Don’t Forget: Donald Trump Wants To Bang His Daughter

zaelart:

Whoa, look at those awesome zines. Limited edition screen printed covers too! Whaaaat? Don’t you want one? More info soon ;)

I love the colours! Looking forward to this Shianney.

sandandglass:

Brooklyn Nine-Nine s03e09

faitherinhicks:

There was a meme going around twitter a few weeks ago, hashtag anyone can improve at drawing. People were posting old art in comparison to their most recent work, showing how anyone can improve at drawing if you put in lots of hours to develop your skills. I happily participated, because I love drawing improvement memes, they are so fun! However, I think posting an ancient 10+ year old drawing beside a shiny new one can be kind of …. I don’t know, a little misleading? Like all us artists went away to our cabin in the woods, drew like heck for 10 years and then emerged as fully formed professional artists. The meme didn’t show off the years of development and struggle, the awkward teenage years of learning to become a pro cartoonist. 

Anyway, since I’m always up for spewing my awful, embarrassing old artwork on the internet (ugh, why am I like this), I wanted to do just that: the 10 pages above are about 13 years of skill development. I don’t believe art skill develops in a straight line. Like, you don’t start out at 0 and work your way directly to 100. Some years I felt like my skills were going backwards, and other years I feel like they shot forward, and I wasn’t sure why. Check the dates on the images above. There is one year’s difference between the page from Brain Camp and the page from Friends with Boys, but the artwork from Friends with Boys is so much better. Why? Because I discovered new art tools that totally changed my approach to drawing. So some years you get lucky like that. But most years you don’t, and it’s just about challenging yourself in tiny increments, trying desperately to learn.

Be in art for the long haul! This is 13 years of work. I improved very, very slowly. Some people are pro-quality cartoonists by the time they’re 23, but I wasn’t that person. I just kept going, inching forward. Anyone can improve at drawing, but some of us improve slower than others. So don’t get discouraged, just keep going. :)

(Colours on The Last of Us by Rachelle Rosenberg, colours on The Nameless City by Jordie Bellaire.)