quietsnooze:

quietsnooze:

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quietsnooze:

quietsnooze:

I was struck by sudden and overwhelming inspiration to draw the Piemaker. Just finished Pushing Daisies for the first time!

Morning reblog!

lermslurksanddraws:

Happy Canada Day! Here’s a sketch of one of my favorite fictional canadians. #canada #logan #bub

redempti0ns:

Love you lsp

isaia:

gigidigi:

   Hi Gigi! I wanted to ask you a question about colors! I have a problem with choosing colors when there is drastic lighting, whether its really bright light or if the characters are in a really dark, dimly lit place. I’m not sure how to choose the colors that fit the characters (that make them look like they’re themselves, and not different. I hope that makes sense!) So, how do you choose your colors when doing that sort of lighting in your comics?
    — waddledoops

I hope this is a little bit helpful!

I’m JUST now getting into Cucumber Quest, and it’s like a whole world of color and light is opening up to me! Thank you, Gigi!

emmyc:

Get excited, guys!!!

justinchan:

got my first batch of prints! super happy with how they turned out, especially like the how well the red printed for the gurren print!
these will be available at fanexpo in august, and a few of them might be available online too!
anyway, this is about half of what i’ll have with me at fanexpo, time to start on some new ones!

cm-spn-hagen:

will and big family~!

postcardsfromspace:

bigredrobot:

I’m making posters to sell at cons and now I’m wondering what I’m gonna do with all this money I’m gonna be making.

I really hope you’re serious, because I will buy the hell outta some of those.

faitherinhicks:

HAPPY CANADA DAY! For Canada Day, read this short Superhero Girl comic I made last year for the True Patriot anthology! It was based on a true experience I had when someone asked me “what makes Superhero Girl a Canadian superhero?” and I was like uhhhhh?

The League of Villainous Canadian Stereotypes was my boyfriend Tim’s idea. He is a great idea man! 

Enjoy my Canadian comic and have a great Canada Day! I am celebrating by working a lot. ;)

fwips:

this is the exact life i want in this world

tragicsunshine:

Hannibal (TV Series), Variant (grey) and Regular (red) Color Version - Mondo - Official Film Poster

From my show with Martin Ansin at the Mondo Gallery in Austin, TX during SXSW 2014. Limited edition, 24 x 36 inch screen printed poster.

rudolphofficial:

is michael cera even a real person?

nsfwfishdinner:

aatoast:

aatoast:

Toronto Indie Art Market is now accepting vendor applications for our August 21st Summer Sunset Market, an evening market taking place at the Gladstone Hotel from 7pm - 11pm.

This event is in the Gladstone Ballroom only and will be free admission. Due to increased venue rental fees and free admission, tables are priced at $45/3ft spot or $90/6ft spot. A VERY few 4ft spaces are available for $60. While the official hours are 7 - 11pm, vendors will have the option of remaining set up until midnight if they choose to do so.

All vendors are welcome to submit an application for this event, however vendors who have been accepted for July will go to the bottom of the list for acceptance.

To submit an application, please visit the Toronto Indie Arts Market website.

Hey folks! Just a reminder that this call for vendors ends at the end of this month.

timlai

Those are good table prices but Thursday night from 7pm-11pm are weird hours. We’d probably do better at the December 13th Holiday Small Press & Literary Festival.

tmbgareok:

They Might Be Giants have a very special gift for you  http://www.theymightbegiants.com/firstalbumlive/

We respectfully request that all you fine folks on tumblr reblog this free offering. We would sincerely appreciate you spreading the good word of this project.

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itswalky:

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