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The Pendergast brothers and Constance Greene by lerielos, yay!

This sketch is amazing. I wish she drew more (not the Pendergast series fanart only, just drew more in general). 

P.S. Not only the art is beautiful, it was also made for me! Lerielos hasn't read the Diogenes trilogy (she did read Relic, though, but didn't enjoy it all that much). She just made this because I wouldn't shut up about this series... for a year... two years straight?

So yeah, lerielos made the sketch using mostly her own impressions from my retellings and one or two direct quotes from the descriptions given in The Dance of death. That makes it even more awesome.

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Gabriel Knight® and Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers® are registered trademarks of Activision Publishing, Inc. All rights reserved

I was hired to do some promo art for the new Gabriel Knight remake, which was out yesterday!  

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I’m surviving on 3 hours sleep and all I’ve been thinking about all day is what Herbert would like if he actually wore his scarf wrapped round his neck. So I drew it instead of letting my sleep deprived brain attempt any work.

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Animated SAW Posters

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Toph Beifong

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existential horror in Goosebumps

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What you read is important, but not all important. How you read is the main consideration. For if you know how to read, there’s a world of education even in the newspapers, the magazines, on a single billboard or a stray advertising dodger. The secret of good reading is this: read critically!

Timeless wisdom from 75+ years ago: How to acquire knowledge. (via explore-blog)

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The most dangerous adversary the Enterprise ever faced.

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Hannibals

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The beautiful frames in this not-so-beautiful edit are from The Flight of dragons (1982), if that's what you're asking) 

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"Blade with whom I have lived, blade with whom I now die, Serve right and justice one last time, Seek one last heart of evil, still one last life of pain, Cut well old friend, and then farewell."

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Norman Reedus

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