“I learned not only how to read from comic books, but also how to see. I learned about line, shape, color, value, space, texture, color, balance, harmony, unity, contrast, variety, rhythm, repetition, emphasis, continuity, spatial systems, structures and grids, proportion and scale, and composition by studying and copying the drawings from the comic books of my Italian childhood. The word disegno literally meant drawing, but also design. Thus, the two were forever fused in my mind, each inseparable from the other: drawing is design, and design is, essentially, drawing.”
when u Mom com home and make hte spagheti, tho
why the frick is that so dang funny
we all know what it’s like when u Mom com home and make hte spagheti
(via thedruff)
cat-boots: Alternative title: hank if you’re horny
me: WHY ISN’T THAT THE ACTUAL TITLE
Kerascoët.
Illustrations by French artist Kerascoët:
Cari Vander Yacht.
Paintings, comics and illustrations by Cari Vander Yacht:
A new piece for a very strange story over on Tor.com. The story deals with a world in which all species have evolved beyond humans and have adapted a system of universal cloning for reproduction, rather than sexual coupling. Humans remain the only species left with their natural urges, and are kept as pets by sophisticated animal masters. The main character is a slime-mold named Tim who works as a stock boy at Walmart.
It’s a very weird, very funny, kinda gross story.
I think the last sketch was my favorite, but we couldn’t get away with that one. Thanks to my terrific AD, Irene Gallo.
