laurennmcc:

This is pretty much what @alexgetchell looks like to me.

fyeahwomenartists:

Kate MacDowell
Badgered, 2010 

(via Kate MacDowell - “badgered”)

That is a fascinating piece of work.

Not sure what I think of it; still processing.

thehappysorceress:

Wonder by YoungerChild

Beautiful!

thehappysorceress:

Renee Montoya - The Question commission from Mike Kevan

This is lovely.

jenvanmeter:

docgold13:

Hopeless Savages - Skank Zero Hopeless-Savage

Hopeless Savages by Jen Van Meter et al.   

Oh my squalling wah! This is SO very swerval. Thank you, docgold13. You just made my night!

This is a gorgeous piece of work!

And it made Jen dance around the house making happy sounds.

jenvanmeter:

davidwynne:

LUNCH BREAK SKETCHES: UNCLE HANK FOR @LOTTIE_OF_DOOM AND BRIDGETT LOGAN FOR @NIXSIGHT

Okay. So. Skipping the usual spiel today, because this is an unusual lunch break sketch post. Basically, I am unexpectedly off work at the moment, so I couldn’t do my lunch break sketch last night and i can’t do it tonight either. So I did two half hour sketches this afternoon to make up for it.

First up we have Uncle Hank- AKA Henry Rollins- as suggested by the awesome @Lottie_Of_Doom (that’s her twitter handle, go follow her, she’s awesome. 

Then we have Bridgett Logan, from the fantastic Atticus Kodiak series of novels by Greg Rucka. This suggestion came from Nicolas Papaconstantinou, also known as @nixsight here and on twitter. This was a slightly more difficult one than most lunch break sketches, as it meant drawing a character I’ve only ever pictured in my head. Difficult, but fun.

This is SO cool! May be the first time I’ve seen an artist’s rendition of one of  Greg’s prose-only characters.

It is, in fact - as far as I know - the first time anyone’s drawn one of my prose-only characters.

Ah, Bridie. See you soon.

From Der Spiegel. Taken last week at the “Nude Men from 1800 to Today” gallery show at the Leopold Museum in Vienna.

brianmichaelbendis:

 

Batman and Green Arrow by Bill Sienkiewicz 

I bought this poster. This poster still hangs in my home.

Batman, Green Arrow, and The Question, by Bill Sienkiewicz.

Charlie Jane Anders writes about Margaret Brundage over at io9.

There are a lot of images accompanying the piece. Some may be considered NSFW. You are warned.

crowbara:

Arthur de Pins

I think this is wonderful.

(via the-full-grohac)

Nice little piece about nose art during WWII and its effect on morale. The Kidd Hoffer picture alone is all sorts of awesome.