1. (Source: samhclarke)

     

  2. hergé
    the red sea sharks
    1958

     

  3. cabinporn:

    Abandoned shelter in Southeast Iceland.

    Contributed by Max Gredinger.

     

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  5. ssk-analogmedium:

    Displays from Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979)

    (via bigredrobot)

     

  6. jesseharding:

    Mies Van Der Rohe

    (Source: think-adesign, via squidstina)

     

  7. gothsummer:

    UNDERWATER MUSEUM #1

    a new colour anthology zine highlighting some of the more abstract comix artists on the rack at DESERT ISLAND (exclusively) in Brooklyn

    back cover drawing of dueling women by MEG POWERS..

    Calligraphic front cover by Tyler Luetkehans..

    pick it up at CAKE Chicago this weekend at TABLE # 102 (the beztt tablesk) from GW Duncanson, Katbus and/or Hazel Newlevant  

    Contributors Include:

    Andy Burkholder

    Andy Douglas Day

    AT Pratt

    August Lipp

    Benjamin Urkowitz

    Devon McFarland

    GW Duncanson

    Katbus

    Karneeleus

    Meg Powers

    Neil Jackson

    Paige K. Bradley

    Simon Hanselmann

    Tyler Luetkehans

    Vreni Stollberger

    Wade Collier 

    also the amazingly beautiful book Mimi & The Wolves by Alabaster can be seen to the left and is well worth a gander if you haven’t picked one up yet..

    my big dread of the moment is that all these cool summer comix will be gone by the time i get back to nyc. you have the power to make this nightmare real

     


  8. Anonymous asked: I really like your drawing style, what kind of pens do you use?

    hey thanks! i use a ton of pens. these are my favorite, i go through them like toilet paper. they are excellent but the finest point of the tip quickly gets ground into a tiny dangling mess by my awful gorilla fists. then i am compelled to pick off the sad ex-point and the pen is a useless nub suitable only for extremely bold lettering and fills. it is a vicious cycle and i should probably learn how to use an actual pen

     

  9. (Source: connorwillumsen)

     

  10. (Source: vincemckelvie)