Jan 14, 2019
Boyfriend wanted me to draw the exploding rocks from Konosuba. I am happy with them.
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Boyfriend wanted me to draw the exploding rocks from Konosuba. I am happy with them.
"She turned around and I saw flames coming from her pocket," said San Clemente, Calif. resident Rob Hiner, regarding his wife, Lyn. "I went to smack it and at the same time the house filled with smoke. Lyn screamed, 'get it out,' it was terrifying and confusing all at once." It's a story about how the rocks a woman's daughters picked up from a nearby beach spontaneously combusted in her pockets, leading to second and third degree burns and forcing skin graft surgery. Early tests suggest that the rocks were covered in phosphorous, and may have ignited when exposed to oxygen. Crazy. (thanks David Putney; photo by Paul Rodriguez/Orange County Register)
I love Japanese prints. Utagawa Kunisada (1786 – January 12, 1865) created some amazing Samurai prints, beautiful Geisha portraits. But this is different. It has a magician and exploding rocks! And look at that face. That's the same face I make when I'm thinking up new work. Love this picture, makes me smile. The pure manga style lines of action bring it to life. Great composition.