Scheherazade Telling the Tales - Illustration by Kay Nielsen.
this is just stuff i dig, my own stuff is at:
http://mildfantasyviolence.tumblr.com
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
“Wood Idols” by Amanda Visell.
NOW ACCEPTING PRE-ORDERS
haaaaaaa
Crappy work meeting doodle (photographed by crappy phone camera)
Nov. 5, 1922: Lulu McGrath is greeted by a diver in “Wonders of the Sea,” filmed off the Bahamas during the early days of underwater motion pictures. A report the following spring on a project by J.E. Williamson, the film’s director, related the perils of camera work at the time: “Not so very long ago, an intrepid photographer, when attempting to get a picture from an airplane of the crater of Vesuvius, just saved himself from falling into the seething, angry lava. This same cameraman, who is employed by Fox News, had another narrow escape from death in an airplane a few weeks ago. But he is inoculated with the spirit of adventure and keeps going.” Photo: The New York Times
Here’s the Hellraiser shirt that I did for this months showing of it and Nightbreed at the Ottobar here in Baltimore! Shirt pre-orders are available here!
DO YOU WANT TO WIN A FREE HELLRAISER SHIRT?? Pizza Party Printing is having a contest this week and will be giving away 2 free shirts! There are 2 ways to win: either reblog this photo with all of the text intact, or start following the Pizza Party Printing Tumblr, or DO BOTH. We’ll pick 2 winners on Friday, the 29th at 9pm! Do it or I’LL TEAR YOUR SOUL APART!
When you put on your favorite movie for someone and you’re really excited for them to watch it for the first time AND THEY DON’T EVEN PAY ATTENTION TO IT
This is one of my biggest pet peeves. To quote Stephanie Tanner “How rude!”
Showing someone a favorite move and nonchalantly observing their reaction is my cool person litmus test.
I respect someone genuinely trying to watch it even if it’s not their cup of tea but to just not pay attention?
GET OUT.
April 10, 1934: James J. Jeffries, a former world heavyweight boxing champion, put on the gloves to face a steer in preparation for a rodeo event that was to be held on his ranch in Burbank, Calif. Photo: The New York Times
Nov. 17, 1976: “Paul Chin paints billboards,” reads the article accompanying this photograph. “Every weekday morning, provided it is not raining, snowing or dangerously windy, the 5-feet 6-inch Mr. Chin, a native of Hong Kong, climbs to the roofs of buildings and into his narrow studio — a scaffold.” Mr. Chin, the art director for Artkraft Strauss, created this King Kong billboard towering over Midtown Manhattan. Photo: D. Gorton/The New York Times
Benjamin Dewey’s Tumblr comic tragedyseries will definitely keep you chuckling.
