Toombles what is this
Anyway goodnight I’ve been up far too late
May
ain’t no party like a jay gatsby party cause a jay gatsby party ends in the dissolution of the american dream
I wish I knew more about art
And history
And everything really
S. Ross Browne
Ummm…I am so VERY into this right now!
But Black people in period or fantasy settings totally makes the stories unreal.
Also holy shit I love these.
How come I don’t run across this stuff regularly?
Because of racism and the retroactive erasure of POC in Medieval Europe. Pretty much the same reason you almost never see these works of art either unless you’re already looking for them:
Using modern technology as his backdrop, Mark Crummett composes incredible photographs with miniature figures. He writes about his work:
These people are surrounded by technology, technology has become their environment, and that’s where we are too. Technology has become so integrated that it’s second nature to us.
Staged Scenes Within the Guts of Modern Technology
via Wired
For those of you who might have only found me through tumblr, I have a (currently on hiatus) web-comic called “Step-Monster” on my Deviantart. It centers around a monster named Matilda who lives in a boy’s closet and ends up legally taking over as him and his older sister’s step-mother while their real single-mom is away in court-appointed rehab. Throw in an ex-child services agent named Roy who ends up dating Matilda and becoming the weird father figure and you have a pretty crazily stitched together family of sorts!
The whole first volume (4 chapters in all) can be read here in my gallery: http://toxictoothpick.deviantart.com/gallery/23893207
yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa MY FAV
Pacific Rim directed by Guillermo del Toro
“In order to fight monsters, we created monsters of our own.”
(Source: usurperofasgard)
I put my eaten corn on the cob (fresh, not one of those dried ones they sell at petstores) into a paper towel tube and the rats were so funny trying to get it out!
They love to get all the little kernels out of it! Yay ratties!
“My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair!”
Final Page Of
Watchmen #11 (1987)
Art by Dave Gibbons
Words by Alan Moore