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Max Factory Bloodborne figma Hunter
YES!
Legendary Entertainment has acquired the rights from the Frank Herbert estate for his iconic novel “Dune,” granting the production entity the film and television motion picture rights t…
This is big news!
Come to DCON2016 Booth # 120!
Gecco is releasing a selection of 1/6 scale weapons from the incredible From Software RPG Bloodborne!
The original Hunter statue was armed with the the Saw Cleaver and Hunter’s Blunderbuss, starting in January Gecco will release the Hunter’s Axe, Hunter’s Pistol, Hunter’s Torch and the crowning jewel of “The Old Hunters” DLC…The Whirligig Saw!
The Axe and Whirligig Saw are both able to be transformed into their “trick” forms from the game, and the torch comes with a removable flame effect for exploring the darkest corners of Yharnam.
Each weapon will be sold separately (the torch and pistol are a package deal) as will the “collection board” which can store whatever weapons your hunter’s not wielding.
RIP Steve Dillon
WATCH: A Behind-the-Scenes Timelapse Captures the Extraordinary Physical Labor for the New Stop Motion Film ‘Kubo and the Two Strings’ [video]
Oh my gosh!! <3
Fuck yes, I love this shit. Give me more.
fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck me, that is impressive as all hell, gonna see this movie in a couple days
Some Peace Walker Art. (ノ◕ヮ◕)ノ*:・゚✧
magical girl - Badlands (Konami - arcade - 1984)
Bloodborne’s Great Ones 100x100 Pixels Complete Collection
(The size posted are blown up to 268 pixels because I wasn’t sure how Tumblr would warp them. If you want to see them in the original 100x100px check out their original posts)
New images of Berserk
Coming to PS4, PS Vita and Steam
Russ Heath is awesome.
I love how you respect the history of American comics. Sadly you probably know most about it than a lot of the professionals out there now.
Oh, I don’t know about all that, but I appreciate the compliment none the less.
Just like when I listen to music, I want to know who and what influenced the musicians I am listening to, when I read comics I want to know who are the revered masters. If I don’t get the artwork on first glance, and yet I keep seeing their name come up as being worthy of study, I keep looking at the artwork until I figure out why it is so highly regarded.
Carl Barks painted Ducks for Disney. People looked at his work and called it nothing special. And to the untrained eye, it looks simple. AC/DC plays music with four chords. Every hater out there says the same thing about AC/DC: oh, all their songs are the same! and I could play that just as good! Well, no they are not all the same, and better musicians than you can imagine cannot duplicate what AC/DC does.
Carl Barks or Alex Toth and AC/DC. Barry Windsor-Smith or Michael William Kaluta and Pink Floyd.
There is a REASON those bands and artists are revered.
There is a reason every LCS I have ever seen has at least a couple of shelves devoted to art books by guys like Steranko, Ditko, Kirby, Toth, and so on.
Barry Windsor-Smith was interviewed a while back (I found the transcript in the comicbookresources.com archives). When the subject of the ‘90s artists came up, like Rob Liefeld, Barry said that the biggest problem he saw was that those guys never looked at any artwork besides comics.
Let me say that again: THE BIGGEST PROBLEM WITH ROB LIEFELD IS THAT HE ONLY EVER LOOKS AT COMIC BOOK ARTWORK. Meaning that if Rob had spent his Sunday Afternoons going to museums and sculpture gardens, he might have grown more as an artist.
Drawing pinups is the easy part of comics. But, if you can tell a story with your artwork, and make it something that resonates with every generation, you will have elevated yourself beyond being an illustrator. You will have created a work of TIMELESSNESS.
Timelessness should be the goal for a comic book artist, at least in my opinion. Timelessness can elevate the work beyond its periodical boundaries.
Russ Heath is 90 years old now, or close to it. His stuff looks absolutely fantastic, doesn’t it? It has not aged really. It looks just as good now as it did when it was published.
I wonder why that is? I wonder what lessons can be learned from Russ Heath?
I mean, if Roy Lichtenstein can blatantly rip-off Russ’s work and sell it for millions, than surely Russ is a better artist than Lichtenstein, right?
I don't know why I got my hopes up, new Berserk anime is somehow worse than those god awful movies...fuuuuuuuuuuuck Who cares if they "animate" the later arcs if they're going to look like absolute trash?!? Somehow Kotaku thinks this is better than the '97 anime, what the what?!?!?! I'm just gonna sit in a corner and re-read the manga