nhiwi:

I’m done! Yay!

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mikeyamada2:

So I’ve started working on a comic.

exoticwater:

Deep shit

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swinq:

screaminthedark:

This is so fucking powerful. It shows how someone can be suicidal right in front of everyone and everyone’s too blind to see the truth, let alone try to help.

Oh my fuck , this is one of the best photo’s I will ever see

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anime-backgrounds:

Jin-Roh. Directed by Mamoru Oshii. Created by Production I.G.

archiemcphee:

Czech photographer Miloslav Druckmüller from the Brno University of Technology reveals the awesome beauty of the solar corona with these amazing composite images that he created by using 47 photos taken during a total solar eclipse.

To achieve the crystal clear effect the shots are comprised from some 40+ photos taken with two different lenses. Additional clarity was achieved due to the incredibly remote location chosen to view the eclipse from, a pier just outside the Enewetak Radiological Observatory on the Marshall Islands, smack dab in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. You can see several more images from the project at Druckmüller’s website and don’t miss this much higher resolution version including some 209 stars.

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heffysdoodles:

A pet idea of mine for a long time has been “designing” my own rendition of an animated adaptation of Rudyard Kipling’s Jungle Book. It’s long been a favorite story of mine, and while I love and hold dear Disney’s ‘67 adaptation… let’s face it, very little of the original book is there. I like to think about what a somewhat more faithful, somewhat more serious adaptation would be like - rather like Bill Peet’s original draft of the film for Disney. The Russian animated adaptation could also be an inspiration (LOVE the look of that film) but I don’t know how stylized I would want to be.

These sketches are only studies for a few of the species that consist the cast (Indian wolf, black leopard (panther), sloth bear, reticulated python). I’d like to do a bunch of finalized character designs at some point, but a dilemma for me is what level of caricature and anthropomorphization I would want to go with. I love Disney’s film for it’s strong and likable characters, but for a more serious rendition I wonder just what degrees of personality the cast would need to be injected with - I don’t know how “Disneyesque” I’d want them to be. I’d like a harmonious blend of raw animal and human characteristics in the designs and personalities, although maybe a bit less dry and super-serious than Kipling’s writings. Depending on what tone I go with this would probably be something very different for me, but a challenge I’d welcome. If I pursue this idea any further I guess it’d make a pretty nice addition to a portfolio.

Also sloth bears are freakish alien creatures and I don’t know how to draw snakes.

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artchipel:

Pilar Zeta | on Tumblr - Falling in love with the Dark side of the universe

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artchipel:

Pilar Zeta | on Tumblr - A place were kids are made of stars.

I just want to dedicate this post to a special someone in my life who has gone home to be with the Lord. She wasn’t particularly a close family member or a friend, however she was a really special child. She was the first child my cousin had after 2 previous miscarriages and admired by all even from the time she was born. Just last weekend, after suffering from cancer for 2 years, she breathed her last and bid the world farewell.

Although I didn’t see her often except during family reunions, I was always looking forward to see her and her cousins as well. I remember playing hide and seek with them, enjoying their giggles and cheekiness. I also remember scolding them once for fighting over crayons… or feeling sad at being called ‘fat’. Despite those times, they were so adorable, I could not bear not to forgive them, especially her. 

Some days I thought of her and felt ashamed to be her “aunt”. I was not a perfect example of what a lady should be and in the end, she was the one who displayed maturity which surpassed her age and faced her trials with the grace and class she had. It was really amazing. 

Truth be told, I really miss her and will probably miss her in the coming years. I might cry about it occasionally, but the tears will never be of bitter regret that I never got to be the close friend or relative she could trust or just talk to easily. However, tears of joy for I am really happy that she is no longer in pain and is in the presence of God, no longer tainted by the world. She has reminded me to be gracious, kind and trusting in the Lord. Finally, though she is away, we will all see each other again in the millennium. 

I’ll see you soon Grace (:

love,
“Auntie” Elizabeth

theartofanimation:

Andrea Kalfas

nobodysdiary:

Letha Wilson at Art In General

hidekee:

Games and Daft Punk wallpapers by SLiD3

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