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Lots of unknown writers out there doing webcomics... Do you have any favs?

I’m in a bad webcomics space at the moment, in terms of following anything. If anyone wants to reblog this with suggestions of what to read, it’d be a good resource.

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I want a tattoo, an iced coffee, and sex.

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A recent piece: Dream and Death in Delirium-Vision™! Media: India ink and watercolor on watercolor board.

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mythbusters season finale: proving the existence of god

“okay so what were gonna do is straight up kill Jamie Hyneman, then strap a go-pro to his ghost and see where it goes”

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I’m watching Rick and Morty. every episode is insane and awesome i love it all, but i really had to draw evil R&M from the 10th episode.

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pilots a skeleton

What they say: There is a skeleton inside you.

The truth: You are inside your skeleton. You are a brain.

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dog conquers fear of doorways 

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Viola Davis’ acceptance speech for Lead Actress in a Drama series at the 2015 Emmys

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Thor just being a jerk.

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Pluto’s Five Moons

A NASA illustration of Pluto’s five moons. A report reveals that on one moon, the sun can rise in the east and set in the north. 

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possibly my favourite scene from anything ever

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I wanted to draw a “what if they announced that they turned off the respawn just to see what would happen and Spy half panic and attacking both teams” thing

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Watch Robert Reich explain why we need to raise the minimum wage in two minutes and 30 seconds.

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Summer twitter doodles ☁

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It is time to continue our mini-series of Andrew Lang fairy books! This post will be featuring three of these beauties: The Olive Fairy Book, The Green Fairy Book, and The Yellow Fairy Book.

First up is my personal favorite, The Olive Fairy Book, which was published in 1907. The cover features two fairies: one that is the focal point of the cover design, and another smaller one riding a bat that can be seen in the lower right-hand corner. Luckily, this is another one of Lang’s fairy tales in our holdings that still has its dust cover! The back of the cover advertises the previous books in this series, along with other stories Lang edited.

Published in 1892, The Green Fairy Book was originally supposed to be the last in a three part series of fairy books by Lang. Lang states in the preface “To the Friendly Reader - This is the third, and probably the last, of the Fairy Books of many colours.” It is safe to say that the popularity of these tales attributed to the continuation of the series.

Finally, we have The Yellow Fairy Book, which was published in 1894. Along with the fairy design on the cover, this book also has a little cat and mouse image on the spine. The last illustration, which comes from The Yellow Fairy Book, is from the Estonian fairy tale “The Dragon of the North”.

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-Lindsay M.

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