King of the Siams

Raising the bar, eyebrows, and the red lantern.

[kingofsiamsux]

I didn't die. I'm still here and I still make things. 🙇🏽‍♂️🤙🏾✌🏽🙃

[baruyon]

[baruyon]

I've been watching Lupin III: Part 1... Fujiko is fun to draw <3

[shutyourmoustache]

Phenomenal news. Just what the people ordered.

[neil-gaiman]

Were the "Moms for Liberty" prosecuted for theft?

[nkim-doodles]

Travel Posters of South Korea featuring Magical Whale and Shark Lady! All posters are available in my shop! Link below!

SHOP

[nkim-doodles]

Running low on the Busan and Jeju-do travel posters! This may be the only time you can get all six posters because once they're sold out, I will not be restocking them! ><

[sosuperawesome]

Ghibli Inspired Plushies // Squishy Lobster

[lostinthevale]

❦ Lost in the Vale | Chapter 3 | Page 63 ❦

➽ Click here for the update! ➽

➽ New readers start here. ➽

Instagram | Twitter | DeviantART

[crystalcurtisart]

Today's page is up!

[philliplight]

I watched the Jim Carrey, “Grinch” a couple weeks ago which made me want to draw some 1830’s inspired Whoos

[andatsea]

Cat.

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Twitter / Shop / INPRNT / Patreon

[chillyfeetsteak]

wheeee!

[delphinidin4]

Tons more at the source!

[archatlas]

Revealing the Hidden Patterns of Birds in Motion

Dennis Hlynsky, a film and animation professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, creates videos at the intersection of art and science. Hlynsky transforms ordinary footage of birds and insects into ethereal illustrations by digitally tracing the paths they travel. 

Hlynsky’s work is typically featured in galleries, where the video is projected on large screens with recorded sound. To see more videos from Hlynsky, please visit his Vimeo channel. 

GIFs by ARCHatlas Text + video via

[sosuperawesome]

Varguy on Instagram

[miyuliart]

Cleric vs Necromancer (plus bird) Freindship tropes Patreon

[kingofsiamsux]

It's Good Omens but D&D.

[monyosmin]

hello

[maddiesharafian]

Oops, I never uploaded this one to Tumblr (which I only realized when someone else did, but then was kind enough to tag me, thank you)!

This is the comic that kickstarted my obsession with telling stories with as few panels as I could (usually 10-11 haha), so it’s got a soft spot in my heart. 

[chrisriddellblog]

Credo by Neil Gaiman.