BACHOBACHOBOZU

Go cast your fancy magic someplace else

[timecowboy]

It’s almost xmas, give someone you love a good and nice gift of a t-shirt/sweater/mug/cushion/blanket/whatever. 

available here: GOOD AND NICE SHIRTS 

[fashion-runways]

RAMI KADI Couture Fall/Winter 2018

[caitlinhackettart]

A time lapse video of my progress inking in my mutant Sleipnir foal, a larger scale piece around 45″ by 45″. In this video I’m working in India Ink and Faber-Castell Brush pen, inking over my graphite sketch lines.

[sixpenceee]

Pierre Jean-Louis, a visual artist from US, creates mesmerizing portraits of black women by transforming their hair into flowery galaxies. By turning their Afros into works of art in his series, “Black Girl Magic,” Pierre wants to let black women know how much he appreciates them for embracing their African heritage. (Source)

[thefocusking]

THIS IS SO LOVELY 

[hchano]

:0 he paints as well! https://www.instagram.com/pierre_artista/ 

[heikala]

Inktober day 25, Grandma’s Cloak

[poisoned-apple]

- Styling by LEONID GUREVICH for GLASSbook // DOE DEERE photographed by JASON SETIAWAN -

[fhtagn-and-tentacles]

RIGHT TENTACLES 

by Karen “Dogzillalives” Main

[crossconnectmag]

Digital art by MEZAMERO

Viktoria Mezamero Voronko is an illustrator and artist living in Voronezh, Russia. In her digital paintings, she plays with the blackness like no other ( @me-za-me-ro on Tumblr). She is an example of what could be the new contemporary art as she lives directly as an artist from her art based on commissioned work through the Web. A return to the Art when it wasn’t  restricted to a rich elite group. Tell us, the ones who know Damian Hirst: which artist do you prefer? Him or Her?

Check our Twitter and Facebook for more original Art Selected by Very Private Art

[waltersartmuseum]

Art of the Day: Leaf from Book of Hours: Lauds from Hours of the Virgin, Initial O with Woman Standing Among Trees This folio comes from a fragmentary Book of Hours created in Ghent ca. 1300. It was made for the use of a woman with Dominican ties. Although quite a bit of text and imagery is missing, including the calendar and Office of the Dead, this tiny manuscript is lavishly decorated on nearly every page with marginal drolleries and grotesques, making it a rich and charming book even in its fragmentary state. Learn more about this object in our art site: http://bit.ly/28WzRMD

[comicsworkbook]

Intervista a Adam Hines, l'autore di 'Duncan the Wonder Dog' - Pagina 2 di 2 - Fumettologica

L'opera struggente di un formidabile genio: il titolo del famoso romanzo di Dave Eggers riassume perfettamente l'essenza di Duncan the Wonder Dog, il libro d’esordio di Adam Hines...

Great interview from 2014 with Adam Hines - author of Duncan the Wonder Dog

It’s in English on the site. An excerpt:

Marco Apostoli - Can you tell us how and when did the idea for Duncan the Wonder Dog arise for the first time? Adam Hines - In 1990, when I was about six, my family adopted a small, mixed-breed dog we summarily named Duncan due to his close resemblance to a small piece of chocolate cake. Even as a puppy, he was very intelligent, kind of detached, but still very loving. I was immediately enamored with him. Not one month later, my father and I were walking through what I believe had to have been a section of the Chicago Pedway past a tiny comics stand, and – infatuated with Tim Burtons recent Batman movie – whined enough that he bought me my first ever comic books: Batman #452-454, the Dark Knight, Dark City story written by Peter Milligan. I remember being entranced by the Mike Mignola covers and then becoming only slightly disappointed that the art inside was quite different. Conflating my newest brother, Duncan, with the eponymous character I was then obsessed with, I began drawing Duncan the Wonder Dog comics which, at the time, was basically vigilante stories populated entirely with talking animals. The stories changed as I did, and I just never stopped making them.

MA - Duncan the Wonder Dog is a very ambitious editorial project: nine volumes, 2600 pages to be completed in the next 25 years. In comics the only similar editorial projects that come to my mind are Cerebus by Dave Sim and Age of Bronze by Eric Shanower: have you already planned the overall plot of all the other 8 volumes of Duncan the Wonder Dog? In the meantime are you going to draw something else in the years to come? Adam Hines - The overall plot is very loosely defined but yes, it’s there. Between books I plan to take breaks and do other work, though mostly writing, so I don’t get burned out.

MA - You’ve been lucky because you’ve found a publisher (AdHouse Books) who believes in such complex and long-lasting editorial project: what’s your opinion about the alternative choice, self-publishing? Adam Hines - I was fortunate enough that AdHouse agreed to publish the first book on faith that there would be more coming eventually; Chris Pitzer, the owner, has been a great support, and without him it would have been very difficult to get the book into stores or drum up any interest in it at all.

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Get a copy of Duncan the Wonder Dog at AdHouse Books!

[plumpe-ostere]

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In A Dim Room✨ some talking, which I like, which will lead to…I’m waiting to find out #wip #art

[artemis2apollo]

[daygloayhole]

Some pages from my new Comic Your Black Friend. I don’t think I’ve written about black alienation so directly. Came out alright.

 If you’re itching to read it all I’ll be at MICE in Boston, Ripexpo in Providence and NOCAZ Fest in New Orleans. Radiator Comics Distro will be sellin them soon too. Also Subscribers to my patreon can read this comic and all sorts of other comics including episodes of BttmFdrs, Daygloayhole issue one and two, and all sorts of short comics done for anthologies like Irene and As You Were.

[nebraml]

Ben Passmore, folks. 

[coconutmilkyway]

figuring out where to go next is DIFFICULT when you’re split three ways.

i cant stop doodling the three hunters aka Aragorn and his annoying pet gremlins 

[sibyllinesketchblog]

Flowery girls

From my instagram @sibylline_m

[sixpenceee]

The bagh naka is a claw-like weapon from India designed to fit over the knuckles or be concealed under and against the palm. It consists of four or five curved blades affixed to a crossbar or glove, and is designed to slash through skin and muscle. It is believed to have been inspired by the armament of big cats, and the term bagh naka itself means tiger’s claw in Hindi. (Source)

[sixpenceee]

Rolling Through the Bay: Masterpiece created by Scott Weaver