for where we are is hell

twofacedmirror:

John La Farge, 1859

(American, 1835-1910)

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ryan-a:

I recently got to do my first ever book cover illustration! This will be the new cover for Avi’s young adult historical fiction novel, The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle, published by Schoolastic.

Thanks to Jen Linnan for snagging me the job, and Natalie Sousa for being a great AD :)

I’ll maybe do a process post on this later this week.

shaburdies:

will be available as a print at anime north!

though i won’t be printing that many of this one! i hope that it sells at least haha

tracy and i will be at table E01 so come and see us on the weekend!!!!

supersonicelectronic:

Aya Kato.

shaburdies:

Sokka: Okay, but what are we going to do about the tank full of dangerous ladies chasing us?

arpeggia:

Yang Yongliang

Cement Dragon 
cement, fiberglass, ceramic, cotton, model flies
510 L x 220 W x 210 H cm

sdkay:

ah.. they so inspire!

laurenjenae:

Imogen by Herbert Gustave Schmalz, 1888. Colored lithograph, size approximately 8.5 x 11 inches, Graphic, a weekly London newspaper.

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garabating:

Flors by ~Arasdel

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jordynb:

To debut THIS WEEKEND at the Toronto Comic Arts Festival! 

Finnegan Strappe and The Claw of The Earth

If there is an easier way to gain forbidden knowledge and ancient power Finnegan Strappe doesn’t know it. Instead he is caught in a tit-for-tat game of bleed-and-seek, questing his life away for the chance of gaining sublime skills of sorcery in the name of a creature with dubious motives and evil secrets. The Gamayun’s quests are dangerous, but with the promise of power, Finnegan Strappe is willing to play the game that he will only lose once.

8.5″x11″, 40 pages, full color

$8.00

I’ve been working on this project for months and months! This is the first issue of my three issue crowd-funded comic starring Finnegan Strappe. I’m really excited to see it in the hands of others!

fyodorpavlov:

Silhouette demons - another set of 2.5 by 3.5 inch miniatures. The one in the Elizabethan ruff and the two Edwardians (middle) are my favorites.

Also, hello, recent followers! Where’d you babies come from?

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