markedasread

[markedasread]

[markedasread]

Hey Tumblr, let's be friends again in 2025. You're like my cool cousin I barely get to hang out with any more, and you're still pretty neat.

[markedasread]

[markedasread]

Two Detailed Illustrated Art Prints That Capture the Weird and Wonderful Things in New York City

[markedasread]

The retro-future we need.

Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Company office, Oregon, 1977.

[markedasread]

For all the #patientgaming types who are usually late to any release.

After way too much time in development, I've finally finished my June 2023 Next Fest Demo favorites :) There's a lot of unique stuff out on the horizon.

[markedasread]

What's up, glowy fox?

This was a test painting for a gallery show but I ended up deciding to go in a different direction. I wasn't really happy with the technique I used on the fox (it's too textured for my liking) -- but I thought I'd share it anyway.

Happy Tuesday, everyone! 🌿

[markedasread]

Anyone know the artist behind this 1981 video game art for Space Hawk?

[markedasread]

just in case anyone missed this in the news or maybe not in the loop, Disney is currently refusing to meet with or acknowledge the newly formed animation production workers union that just voted to join IASTE and become an official part of TAG, the animators and animation artists guild

production workers across all studios are currently voting to be recognized for their hard work and invaluable skill at keeping these productions running, but studios are refusing to meet with them to let them negotiate deals or even exist

as someone who works in animation as a designer i know i wouldn't be able to do my job at all without any of my production workers. they are the incredibly hard working people who oversee pretty much everything in animation. they make sure everything is running on time, that schedules are being followed, they have to know pretty much every single word of the scripts and beats from the storyboards to make sure nothing is missed, and most importantly, they make sure artists are being taken care of and not overworked. they really are the unsung heroes of the animation world

production workers are also by far the most exploited workers in animation currently. they make about a fraction of what artists make for just as much work put in, and currently have no agreement for health coverage or other benefits that artists protected by the union are guaranteed

BUT! there is some good news. right now there's a petition on IATSE's website that has over 80,000 signatures currently addressed to disney leadership to do the right thing and meet with this new union and recognized their vote to form. it still needs roughly 21,000 signatures and only takes a minute to sign! anyone with a zip or postal code can sign, meaning both US and Canadian residents can sign and help this union get the deal it deserves!!

[markedasread]

Suiko // ST Series 50 - 10 // Koto Synths (1980s)

[markedasread]

Oh, Hi. Didn’t See You There

Oh, Hi. Didn’t See You There

From the moon to collect us at the end.

[markedasread]

Two in a Row Means You’re on a Roll

[markedasread]

A Whole New Work This is part of a series I started, if I can keep it up, I'll say more about it. It's a rule-based process, but very simple. Which felt appropriate, given I haven't found much of anything I thought about doing to be so.

[markedasread]

It’s been so long.

[markedasread]

The Reluctant Home Guard

[markedasread]

Back to Practice

[markedasread]

A Moon Around the Corner