Robot disguised as an art and creative writing student, or perhaps the other way around. I think a multitude of sea critters rock. Land critters are cool, too. I REBLOG A SHIT TON OF STUFF. BE WARNED. Mostly robots, Transformers, weird fashion inspiration, memes, video games, Mass Effect, Disney, illustration, animation, fish, and whatever else I find interesting at the moment. Don't mind me.
everyone else has such nice serious contributions to this fandom and then theres just
me
Borderlands 2 Concept Art
I fukin love 14th century art art because everyone looks so shady and suspicious of ppl around them its AMAZING
or just like they know something u dont and oh my gdfuck i cant
I believe the highest point is reached in Simone Martini’s Annunciation
and the look of absolute hatred Mary and Gabriel exchange.
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instead of sending me nudes, send me photos of you wearing so many layers of clothes that you can’t even move
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OKAY. THIS SHIRO MAKEUP STUFF IS PROBABLY ONE OF THE
WEIRDESTBEST THINGS ON THE PLANETSo to fucking start they have fucking Hobbit eyeshadow
trust me tho, it gets better.
They have fucking Hunger Games and Pokemon?!
But if that wasn’t enough, they have fucking Moon Moon, Tardis, and Leonardo Dicaprio eyeshadow
AND YOU GET FREE CANDY. IM REALLY COMNFUSED
I don’t like make up but this is fucking awesome!
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I’m not too fond of snakes, but I can’t seem to take the Blunthead Tree Snake seriously.
That snake has obviously held its breath too long and just then let it all out.
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Read a post recently on the difference between poster art and DVD cover art. In that light, I thought I’d share some of my favorite movie posters from Disney Animated Canon. When the piece you use to represent an artistic achievement is a work of art in its’ own right, you have something truly special on your hands.
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When Tim Stellburg, a particularly geeky Minnesotan who also goes by the name Buggeye, had to have several troublesome cottonwood trees in his yard cut down, he asked that 9-10 feet of one of the trees be left standing so that he could later hire an artist to carve it into something awesome.
As soon as he figured out what he wanted, Tim hired Curtis Ingvoldstad of Wood Sculpture by Curtis to transform the stump into a magnificent Silver Dragon based on fantasy artist and illustrator Todd Lockwood’s creation for Dungeons & Dragons third edition (3.5).
“No matter how badly I mess up a Star Wars/Star Trek/whatever trivia quiz - Nobody can take away my geek card ever again.”
The process of sculpting the tree took place over 13 four hour sessions. Curtis painted the beast as well, but Tim painted the eyes himself. Click here for more photos of Buggeye’s awesome Silver Dragon.
Then click here to view more of Curtis Ingvoldstad’s on-site commissioned carvings.
[via Nerd Approved and Redditors Aboiement and Mozleron]
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