From Yoshiharu Tsuge’s Nejishiki
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From Yoshiharu Tsuge’s Nejishiki
Reg Bloor | Sensory Irritation Chamber
A Love & Rockets Collection
Love And Rockets (1996) Issue #50
Bob Richardson: Part Four (Jaime Hernandez)
Zhang Daqian (Chinese ,1899-1983)
Mountain living in autumn ,1970
HETA-UMA: Derived from the Japanese words heta(bad), and umai(good), this phrase roughly translates as unskilled-skilled, or bad but good. The phrase was originally coined by the manga artist Yumura Teruhiko. *unfinished*
HOW “UGLINESS” REDEFINED JAPAN’S ART SCENE: INSIDE THE HETA-UMA MOVEMENT https://sabukaru.online/articles/how-ugliness-redefined-japans-art-scene-inside-heta-uma-movement
HETA-UMA & MANGARO: 40 Years Of Wild Japanese Graphics http://paulgravett.com/articles/article/heta_uma_mangaro
“Mob Psycho 100” and the “Heta-uma” Movement https://www.crunchyroll.com/en-gb/anime-feature/2016/08/28-1/feature-mob-psycho-100-and-the-heta-uma-movement The Garo era http://www.leapleapleap.com/2015/07/the-garo-era/ TATSUMI YOSHIHIRO, 1935-2015 https://www.tcj.com/tatsumi-yoshihiro-1935-2015/
I needed to post this image I made a week ago when I was high n watching sex in the city
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From my art blog newsletter: Walter Molino, Master of Disaster
“The Voice” by Barnett Newman. 1950.
Giuseppe Arcimboldo
Water, 1566
Oil on alder wood
Kunsthistorisches Museum
Nine Eyes of Google Street View Jon Rafman
"The People Of Palomar"
Human Diastrophism (2007)
Gilbert Hernandez
Fantagraphics Books