One of the best transitions I’ve ever seen in a movie.
(Source: mixiun, via frostymaggie)
One of the best transitions I’ve ever seen in a movie.
(Source: mixiun, via frostymaggie)
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Latest assignment completed! We had one week to illustrate any scene from the first chapter of Harry Potter (I almost had a heart attack from the excitement srsly). And because I love my Silhouette Cameo to death, I did papercuts of course.
Taking an illustration class in the midst of all of this GD thesis planning and job applications is really a breath of fresh air. I had so much fun with this one although the background
I can’t do perspective for shit so I just made it warpy and whimsicalgave me a lot of grief.
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By far my favorite part of my Disney World adventure was visiting Hollywood Studios, and specifically the animation building. They had all original animation backgrounds on display including some of the most memorable scenes. It was so fab to get a look up close and to see all the detail!
sorry for the bad glare on some haha
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An itty bitty doodle of Kitty’s (quipquipquip) character June Hovick from her upcoming novel/series The Posterchildren.
I posted this yesterday but then my Tumblr wen’t all funny and I had to crop it (?)
Anyway I’m just really excited for this book to come out and even though it’s just a teeny sketchy thing I felt the burning need to share it with the internet.
I tried to capture June’s sass.
I tried.
I was watching Princess Mononoke the other day and ended up starting this forest spirit man creature
Look! Hands! Or a bit of them belonging to a bigger thing that is slowly consuming all of the other things (I will post finished work one day…someday…maybe)
This is really just to prove to myself that hands are not terrifying.
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Here are some notes and images from Lois Lane, Girl Reporter, a pitch for a series of illustrated young adult novels I worked on a few years ago for DC Comics. Story by me, with considerable brainstorming help from my pal John Campbell, and art by Project: Rooftop fan favorite Daniel Krall.
My wonderful editor, Chris Cerasi, was a real champion of the series, which we codenamed “Project 77,” and while we had a great time working on it and finding this secret window into the DCU, it doesn’t look like the current leadership of DC is remotely interested in this kinda thing. I thought some Lois Lane fans here on the interwebs might at least like a look at what might have been…
WHY IS THIS NOT A REAL THING
I would read this. I would read the heck out of this. I would read this like a reading machine who lives by reading…things.
DC, Do you not see how bad-ass Lois is? If Lois were a real person I’m pretty sure she’d have a few choice words to say about always playing backseat driver to Clark’s Superman…because we all know who wears the pants in that relationship.
I little bit of something I’ve been working on, although I have absolutely no idea how to finish… I’ve buried myself in squiggles and they’re eating me alive
It’s actually kind of suffocating
kind of like maggots really.