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kochalka:

This strip I did in SuperF*ckers way predates both nyan cat and the resurgence of My Little Pony.

(Source: superf-ckers)

Posted 5 days ago

drawnblog:

danhacker:

Drive | Jim Rugg

Another phenomenal peice by Jim Rugg, done only with ballpoint pens and spiral notebook paper. The Notebook Nerd exhibition by Jim Rugg is on display at iam8bit in Los Angeles, California. 

Jim Rugg has been on some kind of wild tear lately. If you can’t get to the iam8bit show, there’s always this Flickr set of his bananas pen drawings. Plus his new podcast, Tell Me Something I Don’t Know, which he cohosts with artist Jason Lex

Posted 2 weeks ago

tanxxx:

Affiche imprimée par la Fanzinothèque de Poitiers !

Posted 3 weeks ago
kochalka:

Spelltower.
This is probably the best new game to come out in years.

kochalka:

Spelltower.

This is probably the best new game to come out in years.

Posted 3 weeks ago

kochalka:

Ready for pre-ordering!

New American Elf collection!!!!

Woo-hoo!

(Source: retrofitcomics)

Posted 3 weeks ago
blowncovers:

“Since I draw more or less like a robot, it’s good to have something human to inspire me every once in a while. While I dutifully admire the manly, punchy gags of Peter Arno and Charles Addams, the “old school” New Yorker cover artists I think most about are actually all women. Ilonka Karasz’s bucolic diorama-like vistas and the unapologetic warm sentiment of Edna Eicke stir up fond memories of childhood with a tactile power truly unusual for drawings intended only for print.” — Chris Ware, on the New Yorker covers that inspire him.
See the covers in question on the New Yorker’s culture desk blog

blowncovers:

“Since I draw more or less like a robot, it’s good to have something human to inspire me every once in a while. While I dutifully admire the manly, punchy gags of Peter Arno and Charles Addams, the “old school” New Yorker cover artists I think most about are actually all women. Ilonka Karasz’s bucolic diorama-like vistas and the unapologetic warm sentiment of Edna Eicke stir up fond memories of childhood with a tactile power truly unusual for drawings intended only for print.” — Chris Ware, on the New Yorker covers that inspire him.

See the covers in question on the New Yorker’s culture desk blog

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drawnblog:

Artist Dain Fagerholm makes these incredible 3D illusions out of rough, sketchy drawings.

drawnblog:

Artist Dain Fagerholm makes these incredible 3D illusions out of rough, sketchy drawings.

Posted 2 months ago

amontobinhq:

Announcing Fall ISAM Live 2012 Tour Dates and special Boxset ticket presale bundles at amontobin.com

Posted 4 months ago
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arnaudloumeau:

à liquiderBACTERIAFour color silkscreen book20 pages including cover, 31 x 21 cm, soft coverEdition of 133, signed and numbered€ 32.00 http://www.shop.bongout.org/p-1569-bacteria-arnaud-loumeau.aspx

arnaudloumeau:

à liquider
BACTERIA
Four color silkscreen book
20 pages including cover, 31 x 21 cm, soft cover
Edition of 133, signed and numbered
€ 32.00 
http://www.shop.bongout.org/p-1569-bacteria-arnaud-loumeau.aspx