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We will miss your wonderful art. RIP Syd Mead.
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“even though sometimes, we have to give up the things we want the most.”
—may parker, spider-man 2 (2004)
get to know me: spider-man + favourite male character; for @seek-rest
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For this weekend only, Godzilla prints are available in the shop.
Get them while you can!
Shop
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SCAM ALERT!! Told Magazine Inc / New Media International are scams targeting vulnerable creatives.
They lure you in with a very professionally worded email promising an interview with their magazine, saying you were nominated for it by one of your followers. Their website is also very professional on the surface, but if you look closely you’ll notice weird things about it. Lots of photoshopped stock photos of models wearing their logo, no real content or articles, blurry images of text where articles might be.
If you say yes, they send you a link to a questionnaire where they get your personal information, along with some questions about your art peppered in. Then they’ll ask you for money so they can mail you a copy of the magazine with your interview when it’s out, and that’s where the biggest part of the scam is. Once you send them money, they disappear.
I made it to the interview phase before going NAH, (I asked them a ton of questions about where the heck their articles were and why their magazine didn’t appear in any Google searches - they ignored me and just sent their next copy/paste email in the scam - a real editor would’ve addressed my questions). Then I found more artists talking about this scam on Twitter, but I haven’t seen anything about it on Tumblr. So, here you go.
There’s a lot of scams aimed at creatives right now because many us are more vulnerable than ever. Of course I’d love a sweet interview to boost my online shop sales while my entire convention schedule is canceled. But we can outsmart them by doing research, asking questions, and warning others.
Twitter link with more info HERE.
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RIP dear king.
25th entry. practice
Ref - Essence cover
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Lil’ headcanon regarding Black’s initial involvement in the Black Faction, starting out as a soldier and working his way up the ranks through Leader’s blessing. Of course he’d take a liking to a not-quite-human immortal killing machine. He’s not. He’s absolutely far from being any kind of badass super-soldier given his physiological restrictions and his arguable emotional instability. But that’s fine. He makes for an excellent spy instead! He seems happier in his current job anyhow. Maybe very stressed, but at least there’s some noticeable enjoyment.
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Toph’s delight during this scene is incredible
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Gonna repost this again cause it's that funny-
Dildo Generator
Online 3D experiment by Ikaros Kappler which is described as a “Extrusion/Revolution Generator” ….
Created with three.js, you can alter the bezier curves and angle of the form, and is designed with 3D printing in mind (models can be exported and saved, as well as calculated weight in silicone).
Try it out for yourself (if you wish) here
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Comic book artists self portraits part two (part one - part three - part four):
- John Byrne
- Robert Crumb
- Steve Ditko
- Hal Foster
- Frank Frazetta
- George Herriman
- Jean Giraud “Moebius”
- Art Spiegelman
- Alex Raymond
- Bill Watterson
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Thundercracker’s introspection is great. I really love the character development they gave him.
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I’m a bit late, but here’s Metal Man for 9/9!!
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