Some xkcd geologists variants for my polar/nautical disaster history people. (Franklin double feature! The average person does know about that one, surely?)
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Some xkcd geologists variants for my polar/nautical disaster history people. (Franklin double feature! The average person does know about that one, surely?)
[xkcd 2501 generator]
https://www.tumblr.com/lafaerie/794716110558822400/so-esteban-and-pierre-just-happened-to-be-in-the?source=share
There are other posts about it on the same account, but here's most of the info.
Pierre posted from his story first iirc, when he was in Paris for the paddle event, and the FC. Didn't seem to have anything happening specifically at the hotel. Then Flavy and Esteban posted from the same place. Then Kika joined them and later (she was initially in New York I think) posted the same hotel and pretty sure hotel restaurant.
(x) oh... oh OKAY then. Well thank you for bringing this to my attention... once again, much to think about.
Does anybody have pages 5-8 or 19-21 of pancaketiffy's Nautical Disaster anywhere? And does anyone know if the comic was ever continued past page 23? I wanna see if I can archive it somehow.
UPDATE: Did some more digging and found pages 19-21 (though two pages are labeled as page 21, which seems like an accident but they are two different pages, I'll have them listed in order,) as well as a 24th page. My guess is that that was the last page that was publicly released, but again, if anyone knows about pages past this point let me know.
So now all I need to find are pages 5-8, and any possible pages after 24.
UPDATE 2: Found page 7, so that leaves pages 5 and 8.
UPDATE 3: Alright, someone has graciously found the rest of the pages for me, I think this is it. Page 8 is under the Read More, couldn't find a specific reblog for it. I'll have another big update regarding some Pancaketiffy stuff later.
Pages I currently have:
Page 1 -- Page 2 -- Page 3 -- Page 4 -- Page 5 -- Page 6 -- Page 7 -- Page 8 (under Read More) -- Page 9 -- Page 10 -- Page 11 -- Page 12 -- Page 13 -- Page 14 -- Page 15 -- Page 16 -- Page 17 -- Page 18 -- Page 19 -- Page 20 -- Page 21 -- Page 21 (b) -- Page 22 -- Page 23 -- Page 24
Concept Art -- Sketches -- Cover Sketch -- Cover WIP
Holy damn this is good. Those VOCALS.
Edvard Petersen (Feb. 4, 1841 - 1911) was a Danish painter. Petersen trained at the Royal Academy and spent the next 20 years as a landscape painter. After further studies abroad he entered the figure painting genres, by gradually putting human figures in the foreground of his outdoor sceneries. One such canvas is this:
Emigrants at Larsens Square, 1890 - oil on canvas (ARoS, Århus)
The back story behind the painting is interesting. The ship shown is the S/S Danmark, which had sunk the year before during an Atlantic crossing, carrying 700+ emigrants towards New York. The S/S Missouri was able to rescue every single member of the crew and all passengers, including 21 infants. A 22nd baby was born immediately after its mother was brought safely onboard the Missouri. This incredible rescue was depicted in a canvas by Thomas M.M. Hemy, entitled ”And Every Soul Was Saved” (1889). Those very words were also used as the epitaph on the tombstone of the captain of the S/S Missouri, Hamilton Murrell, many years later...
Hang in there, buddy ...
Here's the scanned finished piece from the other night's The Poseidon Adventure live-draw and watch party! Real fun piece to work on!
'Nautical Disaster' by The Tragically Hip, from 'Day for Night'