I have been making again, this time I have made a full English breakfast, complete with saucy beans! Every piece was hand sculpted by me by hand, half way through making the beans I wish I had never started!!!! all available to buy in my shop NOW:
www.tuckshop.etsy.com
If you liked dinner, how do you feel about … breakfast
working very hard on a book and dreaming of spring break here
I’m selling all my ASOIAF pieces as prints at the Ltd Art Gallery “WINTER IS COMING” show! They are all available online as easily frameable 8x10 giclee prints on watercolor paper for $20 each, should you like to buy one. They’re each limited to only 25 prints, too!
In the past I haven’t offered all of these for sale as prints because the original files were kinda small, but I went back in and reformatted, tweaked colors, and cleaned everything up.
After the show is over I will likely offer these as 12x15 or 12x18 prints in my inprnt store, but if you want an 8x10 THEN NOW IS THE TIME!
I know you liked them when I reblogged them before
I know you want them
don’t lie to me
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Pumzi - dir. Wanuri Kahiu // Kenya
In a dystopian future 35 years after an ecological WWIII has torn the world apart, East African survivors of the devastation remain locked away in contained communities, but a young woman in possession of a germinating seed struggles against the governing council to bring the plant to Earth’s ruined surface.
The main character is a museum curator in the future and also yes I would like see this now please
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Andrew Putter: Native Work (Capetown, South Africa)
Gallery Statement:
This new installation comprises 21 black-and-white photographs of contemporary black Capetonians….
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I’m proud to announce that Bad Machinery Book 2: the Case Of The Good Boy is now available through Oni Press!
I’ve done more than thirty new pages for this edition, plus bonus material from the top drawer. We’re all proud of this book and I hope you enjoy it.
The best way (for me) that…
Bad Machinery, which I tell everyone is my favourite comic, because it is.
There’s not a great backlog of material on Poppies Pressed, but what is there is well researched and thoughtful stuff, mostly on WWI Postcard photography.
Interwoven Socks, Click for Source
Years after initially posting this, continual yeps
Oh my gosh, he’s like one of J.C. Leyendecker’s Arrow Collar men, but for socks. So great!
That’s because he is! J.C. used his boyfriend Charles as his model for most all of his fashion advertisements.
I want to believe it’s Leyendecker! I don’t see a ref. to him but I’d like to take your word for it. He was the best, and made the most gorgeous ad art, and if you don’t know his work…
well look him up, son!
Interwoven Socks, Click for Source
Years after initially posting this, continual yeps
Oh my gosh, he’s like one of J.C. Leyendecker’s Arrow Collar men, but for socks. So great!
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Aboriginal North Japanese warrior from the tribe of the Ainus, 1904
Yes! The Ainu! An awesome picture, an awesome beard. Click here to read their wiki article.
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‘Paysages et coins de rues / Landscapes and Street Corners’ by Jean Richepin; illustrated in colour by Auguste Lepère and with an introduction by Georges Vicaire. Published 1900 by Librairie de la collection des Dix, Paris.
See the complete book here.
love the color palette
moms are great
she also showed me a picture of him on her phone
because moms
James Ensor
“What’s going on here” is a bad question, the better question is “what’s not going on.”
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