I figured out your sexy halloween costume for you
Gallenga cape, 1920-22
I am thinking that I need this, for everyday use
Steamboats in the Mississippi river, 1907.
(Source: shorpy.com, via roses-and-railways)
This is a piece entitled: The First of Ten Serpents that I did for a show of student and faculty work I’m putting on in the Julian Allen Gallery at the Maryland Institute College of Art.
The show is called: Seance Mystery, Superstition, and the Occult, and it’ll be up for the next two weeks at least. Come by and check it out if you’re in the area (3rd floor, Fox building)!
You can see this and other great prints and originals from a bunch of very talented illustrators!
For example, here is a piece by the amazing Kali Ciesemier
And another by the incomprehensible Sam Bosma
Come on in and get creeped out! I’ll post some photos from this soon!
Speaking of prints, you can purchase the image above and many other fine selections from my INPRNT gallery!
Halloween spook-a-roo!
perfect
Another program with Prof. David Crystal (with bonus, son Ben) - Elizabethan pronunciation!
Honestly, just go to youtube and look up his name, wait I’ve done it FOR YOU
I am really enjoying watching Professor David Crystal lecture and talk about the history of the English language.
These kids are amazing, they nailed iiitttt. My science classes were never this cool (except when Ms. Hunt took us on field trips! I can still identify all that lichen, Ms. Hunt).
Some really great things come out around Ada Lovelace Day every year, no?
My friend Rosemary Travale (website here) has made the ultimate puppet: Thorin Puppetshield! I’ve been watching her do this kind of amazing thing for fun since a long time, somebody make all of our dreams come true and hand her a job and/or a bag of money to keep doing this forever.
A tumblr for you to follow, Medieval People of Color. It updates quite often, and will take you to good places.
Jon Klassen has posted an interview he found with the great Arnold Lobel (of Frog and Toad fame) on his old blog, because there was room for it there. Jon Klassen is also pretty great.
I drew a comic for y'all to read just click on through
Do you read Diesel Sweeties? Let me tell you, Rich Stevens is a good dude. When I was starting comics and had no clue what I was doing, he was among a handful of people who showed me the ropes. Oni Press just put a handsome new collection of his work out that you should see! Just click this link, and I’ll let Rich do the talking from here.