Osamu Tezuka as a meme? That’s right, Internet. This is Osamu Tezuka.
You can call this meme douche-bag artist-multimillionaire, too.
WARNING: Extremely demotivating.
PS: In reality, Osamu Tezuka was extraordinarily kind.
THE ADDAMS FAMILY.
A commission I did for a friend. I stuck with the strip version of characters, which I prefer (and which he asked for). Which means no Thing—the original Thing was just a kind of regular-old “thing”, one of numerous horror-monster pets the family had or would allude to. The closest I could find in the strip was this one, which you can see I lifted almost wholesale for this. Hey I’m not proud.
Also, if one day someone see this from Chronicle Books or a similar fancy-dan publisher, PLEASE reprint the old Charles Addams softcovers, or do a high-end treatment of his work. There is literally NOTHING in print that isn’t either completely terrible or covered with movie images and so forth from back when the movies came out. BEGGING HERE.
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~ Posted: May 17, 2012
To ignore this cultural turmoil is to miss the forest for the trees in this election. No one represents the new and future America more clearly than Obama: a mixed-race, pro-immigrant, pro-gay pragmatist. And Romney’s great strength in this election is that he looks and speaks and acts like a generic American president from the 1950s.
http://andrewsullivan.thedailybeast.com/2012/05/connecting-the-dots.html
Somehow we missed these posters from Mondo a couple of weeks ago. (And, unfortunately, they’re no longer available.)
(via OMG Posters! » Archive » Three New Adventure Time Posters from Mondo (Onsale Info))
Okay so maybe this is getting into serious cat lady territory, but as I left the apartment this morning, they were laying new cement, and I talked them into letting me write something. Suddenly I realized that a tribute to the most memorable feline I’ve ever encountered was called for. Since we couldn’t bury her in the backyard, this will have to do as her monument.
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~ Posted: May 11, 2012
The opening of trendy hotels like the Ace and their restaurants and boutiques has brought new foot traffic and cachet to the area north of Madison Square Park, which in local shorthand is often called NoMad. But the transformation is far from complete. Broadway remains a pretty grungy strip, where rows of costume-jewelry wholesalers and wig shops are interrupted by occasional pockets of glamour.
Lord of the Cosmetics: Part 1
(Source: aryasnark, via godmod-grotesque-burlesque-drag)
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