Los Mundos Diminutos de Saku ♥

Trabajos, ilustraciones y cosas que me gustan

[dracula61]

[definitelynotholo]

dark wings

[ccborrega]

En la noche, cuando duermes, Herneval viene a espiar Date prisa y pon un gran candado, o Herneval te verá encuerado~

Por eso toca uno la puerta, mijo.

[sakuzelda]

Esto para mi es canon y nadie me puede decir que no.

[thatsgoodweb]

Works insipired by Arnold Böcklin’s “Isle of the Dead”

Suehiro Maruo, 2013

Philippe Caza, 1989

Philippe Druillet, 1976

Milo Manara, 1998

H.R. Giger, (right image from the series “Passages”) 1975

…and the original, Arnold Böcklin, 1880

[funnypages]

Kurt, I know you don't do this much, but it is against superhero ethics to bang the people you save from muggings

[talentlesshuman]

spidersona for my friend

[complete-clownery]

I was just fucking around I broke under the pressure as well I have created a spidersona cuz its fun

I was aiming for a clown themed spider but I wasn't having it so I just started sketching what felt right and there's the wasp spider just a silly little guy

[missusruin]

Witchsona commission for @tophatcats

Stuffed animals / Sewing / Menhera witch

+ grape sheep familiar

[nerunodaisuki]

『Esoragoto』 English translation version

This cartoon is what I drew in 2013.

English translation is Laika (http://laikagohome.tumblr.com/)  me be done.

I am grateful furiously to Laika.

Laika’s, Thank you very much.

エソラゴト　英訳バージョン

この漫画は私が2013年に描いたものです。

英訳はLaika（http://laikagohome.tumblr.com/）さんがおこなってくれました。

Laikaさんに猛烈に感謝しています。

Laikaさん、本当にありがとうございます。

my homepage

http://nerunodaisuki.petit.cc/

[whistlepigxxx]

“My dad teaching math in Southern California (late 70s/early 80s)”

[princessflorida]

literally the only math class i would ever look forward to

[plvtarch]

he’s finally retiring after teaching for 40 years at the same school, so the yearbook had him recreate the picture

[lospaziobianco]

Photo of the Raddest High School Math Teacher Explaining the Physics of Surfing in 1970s SoCal

[danvanarts]

~ 🍁🍂

Crees que estamos solos

Que la noche es nuestra

Pero en pesadillas

No todo se muestra

Mi tinta nos mira

Mis ojos escriben

En sombras habitan

En hojas se esconden

Libros, tan horrible

Al leer se quita lo oculto

Tinta invisible

Que vive sin vivir

Autor que es

Susto

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Traduction:

You think we are alone

That the night is ours

But in nightmares

Not everything shows

My ink looks at us

My eyes write

In shadows they dwell

In leaves they hide

Books, so horrible

When reading, the hidden is removed

Invisible Ink

That lives without living

Author who is

Fright

~~~~~~~

Sorry guys, I was lazy to finish the illustration. However, I still like the final result, maybe in the future I will resume and finish it in due time.

[discosmackdown]

i've gotten a new hobby lately and it's drawing all of the kids in different clothes i like

[hakobore]

One month left until ShortBox Comics Fair!

I’ll be debuting “Love Condemns Her”, a speculative spinoff of the original The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Anderson. 

 (Read right to left.)

[kiiakostet]

scene redraw 🦉 seriously i love this character so much

[sylvrndoodles]

Hunter getting some much, much needed rest -w-

[floweroflaurelin]

The Emperor is not a merciful man.

[luisonte]

[grad-school-fool]

And my weak ass elementary school got rid of our jungle gym because Ella was too weak to hang on and sprained her wrist

[yourestillliving-deactivated202]

That is a death trap

[s3venpounds]

ok fun but like… how do you stop?

[helico-ptera-umbrarum-deactivat]

I feel like this cannot possibly be the intended usage but also I can’t imagine any other possible intention for this contraption??

[siryouarebeingmocked]

They’ve discovered a perpetual lawsuit machine.

[klubbhead]

Kids seriously have a deathwish

[celtic-pyro-deactivated20230725]

It’s like they took a Medieval torture device and converted it into playground equipment.

[prismatic-bell]

So based on the windows and what the kids look like (a crude measurement, I know, but it’s all the context I had to go on), I told a Latina coworker I was about 50% sure this was in Mexico, and asked her if she knew what the fuck it was. As soon as she saw it, before it even started spinning, she got this big grin and went “yeah that’s Mexico, that’s at a school. Mexican kids are SAVAGE.” So here are the answers to the questions posed:

1) yes, it’s actually a piece of playground equipment.

2) yes, that’s actually how it’s supposed to be used.

3) to stop, an adult or taller child has to come grab the center pole to stop it. Each child can then either do a handstand to get off, or climb back off from the top the way they got on.

4) yes, as long as the kids are using it correctly, it’s perfectly safe.

5) Mexico doesn’t have the same kind of litigious atmosphere as the US, where a kid tearing their knee open on the playground can get the whole park shut down. Any bumps, bruises, or even broken arms resulting from improper use would involve the parent seeking medical care if needed, and telling the child to hold on tighter or use a different piece of equipment.

[onyourkneessoldier]

This looks fun as *fuck* I wanna go on it

[leeshajoy]

So fun fact: a lot of the “litigious atmosphere” in the United States comes from the fact that certain types of American health insurance will only pay out if there’s pending litigation. So point 5 could be simplified to “Mexican health care isn’t a complete shitshow.”

[chamiryokuroi]

The tags killed me tho, they’re so true