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It’s Lightsaber Week! This diagram is hilarious.
“Jedi Academy.” August 27, 2013. Writer and illustrator: Jeffrey Brown.
Birds, Bugs, and Bones
I’ve made a sideblog for all my science related stuff! My main blog is getting a bit crowded and I’d like a place dedicated purely to geeking out. The header image for it features a lot of Australian things beginning with B! Head over to the blog to find out a little about everything on there.
I had a blast with the header, made my own font face and revisited my love for botanical illustration as well. Of course, any time I get to draw bones and bees is a good time for me.
Commissions are Open!
This Genius Lady Is Utilizing Previous Plastic Bottles As A Becoming a member of Materials To Make Furnishings
This Genius Lady Is Utilizing Previous Plastic Bottles As A Becoming a member of Materials To Make Furnishings
London-based social and humanitarian designer Micaella Pedros has discovered a strategy to give discarded plastic bottles objective and he or she demonstrates it in her mission referred to as “Becoming a member of Bottles”.
“Each supplies, wooden and plastic bottles, are broadly plentiful in cities and different locations. There are mendacity there as waste, ready to be reclaimed by…
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Family Lives in the Arctic Circle by Building Cob House in a Solar Geodesic Dome
Family Lives in the Arctic Circle by Building Cob House in a Solar Geodesic Dome
If you are someone who has ever wanted to live in a sustainable home where you are in total control of how you keep your food going, then you need to sit down and speak with the Hjertefølger family. This family has been living over the past three years on the Sandhornøya island in the Arctic Circle. They live in a home that is made entirely out of clay and other natural materials and are as…
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Happy Clone Wars Friday!
They’re making a lot of shows about Mandos and clones nowadays and -- sorry to be a snob, but -- none of them are anywhere near as epic, interesting, or emotional as Hock Malsuum’s comic series is. As an artist and a thinker, it is definitely the most inspiring.
“Darth Vader and the Cry of Shadows,” issue 1. Dark Horse. December 18, 2013. Writer: Tim Siedell. Penciller: Gabriel Guzman. Letterer: Michael Heisler. Colorist: Michael Atiyeh.
Another silly panel from this goofy comic, plus some cupid alien icons to bless your timeline!
“A Valentine Story.” Dark Horse. February 12, 2003. Writer: Judd Winick. Penciller: Paul Chadwick. Letterer: Jason Hvam. Colorist: Ken Steacy.
It’s funny how this oddly ethereal painting of Rey beating up some Jakku muggers makes them look like spooky ghosts. Who you gonna call?
“The Force Awakens: Rey’s Story.” February 16, 2016. Writer: Elizabeth Schaefer. Illustrator: Brian Rood.
This week’s theme: The Hero’s Journey, Step 1: The Call to Adventure!
Sometimes, the Call comes extremely abruptly!
“Twilight” (“Star Wars: Republic 19-22″), found in “Omnibus: Quinlan Vos: Jedi in Darkness.” Dark Horse. December 2, 2010. (Originally published June 28 - September 27, 2000.) Writer: John Ostrander. Penciller: Jan Duursema. Inker: Rick Magyar. Letterer: Steve Dutro. Colorist: Dave McCaig.
