Hawkguy: Afternoon Stroll (story by neveralarch)

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Once again I'm waiting for a new page to illustrate, so instead I sat down and finally made a Christmas version of my Münster postcard.

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All this thinking about 3d illustrative art reminded me of a set of dioramas I did a few years ago.

( My second failed attempt at photographing them... here's one of the cases )

Here's an extremely well done animated trailer for a YA book. Looks fascinating:
A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness - book trailerAnd I just read that the book was written after an idea by Siobhan Dowd, who wrote The London Eye Mystery which is just a wonderful book! I'd been meaning to rec it here, too. Dowd sadly died recently, before she could ( Read more... )

18 Homes That Belong In A Fairytale

I could lose myself in those pictures. I believe at least some of these are actual homes people live in.

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This is all kinds of cool: The Hawkeye Initiative redraws absurd superheroine poses with Hawkeye.


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Today's xkcd is awesome: Up Goer Five. A blueprint of a rocket ship, explained using only the thousand most common words in the English language. ('Computer' is one of them while 'thousand' isn't. Huh.)

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Stained Glass Window Style Fantasy Illustrations by Jian Guo

So intricate. So COOL. You can stare at them and lose yourself in the details. He has one for The Avengers, too.

The site gave me an error message when I tried it yesterday, so check it out while the link works.

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A few art recs today...
Just popped up on my friends list: Preview of Avengers #1 with art by Jerome Opeña... Only pencils so far; looks good!

Featured on kidpix today: How to Find Flower Fairies with art by Cicely Mary Barker
A pop-up book so pretty, I went straight to Amazon and ordered one for myself. *
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Yesterday's xkcd is downright epic: Click and Drag

Enable javascript, start clicking, dragging and exploring.
I explored only a tiny part of the world and then I resorted to this cheat map. The world is huge, man. :)

(note: These links, especially the second one, need some healthy RAM and a decent web connection.)

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