DBB

Illustrator, graphic designer, game designer, TTRPG streamer & podcaster bio.site/dbb

[davidbru]

Antarctic landscapes. Not my forte but I wanted to give it a shot

These were painted off Jenny Island & Day Island, respectively

[davidbru]

Tickets Available Now

Tickets to the 6 exclusive lab presentation performances (Oct. 30th-Nov. 4th in NYC) of Disremembrance are now on-sale!

Become a ghost haunting the house where Mary Shelley will write Frankenstein in this in-development immersive live performance.

Get tickets here

[davidbru]

24 hours left! The BackerKit campaign for Disrembembrance's 10/30-11/14 lab presentation ends tomorrow. If you're looking to get tickets to a performance packaged with other fun rewards, now's your last chance!

[davidbru]

In 2010, for my Senior Communication Design capstone project, I created a series of illustrators for Edgar Rice Burroughs’ pulp sci-fi adventure novel “A Princess of Mars”.

Every few years since then, I’ve thought about redoing an illustration or two. How would I do it differently today? I’ve had some fun results redoing old work before. So I finally decided, 15 years on, to take a crack at it:

And I gotta say, I’m thrilled at the results. Over the past decade-and-a-half as a professional illustrator, I’ve learned so much about anatomy, color, line quality, posing, expressions, perspective, composition, visual design, and digital art tools. Seeing these drawings side-by-side is a huge deal for me – in 2010, this was my absolute best work. In 2025, I feel I’ve exceeded it exponentially.

See below the cut for a full version of the original, and this post for a book-accurate, uncensored version of the new illustration.

[davidbru]

Dejah Thoris & John Carter. Redo of a 2010 illustration I did for Edgar Rice Burrough's pulp sci-fi novel A Princess of Mars.

[davidbru]

Disremembrance Lab Presentation BackerKit campaign has launched!

In addition to performance tickets, here's some fun stuff you can get for pledging.

[davidbru]

Disremembrance Lab Presentation BackerKit campaign has launched!

In addition to performance tickets, here's some fun stuff you can get for pledging.

[davidbru]

Disremembrance has a venue & show dates!

6 shows only. October 30th-November 4th at the cell in NYC. All shows at 8 PM.

Get your early tickets through our BackerKit campaign, starting September 3rd.

Become a ghost haunting the house where Mary Shelley will write Frankenstein. Step into a live performance stitched together from the 19th century & the 21st. Watch the stormy lives of five poets give birth to a monstrous literary creation.

This is your opportunity to see the first staged version of Disremembrance and get a look at a new piece of immersive theater in development.

Follow our BackerKit pre-launch page for updates.

[davidbru]

Pick a Romantic writer:

Mary Shelley – Grieving creative genius

Percy Shelley – Frustrated radical poet

Lord Byron – Thoughtless bisexual lothario

Claire Clairmont – Desperate morbid romantic

John Polidori – Perpetually anxious friend

Voting ended onAug 24, 2025

Mary Shelley

Grieving creative genius

Percy Shelley

Frustrated radical poet

Lord Byron

Thoughtless bisexual lothario

Claire Clairmont

Desperate morbid romantic

John Polidori

Perpetually anxious friend

More at Disremembrance.info

[superdillin]

L-Let Me Explain

a simple and silly improv game by me and @andreriveraart where a solar eclipse reveals your friend's supernatural nature and you have a few minutes to grill them about the mysterious things they've been up to.

You can grab this and 19 other micro RPGs in BOUND here: superdillin.itch.io/bound

[davidbru]

Do you like immersive theater? Stormy historical drama? 19th century horror & romance? Reader, we have a show for you.

Disremembrance is the story of the night a teenaged Mary Shelley started writing Frankenstein – a tale of monstrous interpersonal drama amongst five Romantic poets trapped in a house during a stormy summer. This upcoming immersive show casts you, the audience, as ghosts in a space between the 1800s and the 2000s, watching the drama play simultaneously throughout the house where Shelley penned her horror classic.

We're crowdfunding a series of limited-run "lab performances" this October in NYC. Want to know more? Follow our BackerKit pre-launch page. See you in the heart of the storm...

[jeffstormer]

Batman: Bump in the Night

Batman: Bump in the Night

Batman: Bump in the Night is a playground-style fanfiction actual play podcast by Jeff Stormer and Marn Lastname. A joint collaboration betw

IT IS MIDNIGHT IN GOTHAM CITY.

Batman: Bump in the Night is an improvised Audio Fiction/Actual Play hybrid fanfiction podcast in which @charaznablescanontoyota and I take turns presenting the other with paranormal Batman mysteries to solve.

The Riddler's reign of terror has ended, but Gotham City has been left changed, dangling on the precipice of the SUPERNATURAL. Only one man stands between the city and the shadows... this is BATMAN: BUMP IN THE NIGHT.

The first three issues are now available on their own public feed, including:

Issue 0: In which Marn and I build a giant Miro board with our vision of Gotham, including the extremely necessary details:

Issue 1: TERROR AT 11:11 PM: In which Batman has to stop a serial-killing Clock King, and stumbles onto a much larger supernatural conspiracy in the process

Issue 2: DEATH COMES TO GOTHAM ACADEMY: Batman meets some teens

You can hear future episodes on the Moonshot Patreon or My Patreon, including a supernatural take on The Ventriloquist and Hush. New episodes drop the first Wednesday of the month (new comic book day!)

[jeffstormer]

Tumblr I need your help.

If you're seeing this post, can you do me a favor

Can you stop what you're doing and draw Gonzo from memory real quick

Thanks, Tumblr

[davidbru]

Okay here’s what I got

[davidbru]

Here is Cati’s:

[jeffstormer]

Tumblr I need your help.

If you're seeing this post, can you do me a favor

Can you stop what you're doing and draw Gonzo from memory real quick

Thanks, Tumblr

[davidbru]

Okay here’s what I got

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Daniel Garber - Shadows (1922)

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Quincy Jones au théâtre de l'Alhambra à Paris en 1960.

Photo : Jean-Pierre Leloir.

[ghostowlattic]

Advanced Magic (1919) by Magical Ovette aka Joseph Ovette.