Binge Watching Get Back In One Sleepless Night (thank You Insomnia) Shifted My Perception Of The Beatles

One of the most unhinged couples in rock history.

JohnandYoko from a screenshot of "Get back" where they looked VERY cryptid-like.

The Dreamer in Alagadda.

This sketch is still far from finished but i love it and I can't wait to paint it.

I hate having to sketch with so much detail but 3 point perspective is a b***h.

speaking of doodles I never finished baby I’m brining and london boys song posters why did I never finish youuuuu

In a moment of boredom and art block I decided to read "The demon in the wood" by Leigh Bardugo and now child!Aleksander lives rent free in my poor brain. And now I am searching references for "sliced corpses". Not creepy at all.

"You've known queens and princesses. Did they dance with demons and practice the black arts?

Lady Shiera does. Lord Bloodraven's paramour. She bathes in blood to keep her beauty."

Lady Shiera Seastar, daughter of King Aegon IV and his last mistress, Serenei of Lys.

Next commission: finish!! 

This one was a fun one to do; inspired by the Soviet Propaganda recreation posted by John Amor, the client wanted a header text that read “Our cause is just, enemy will be crushed” based off of this classic soviet poster! Our subject was dear Cherno Alpha, based off of the client’s idea that “Russia would not easily give up a giant robot despite the PPDC protests, so why not some reenforce Cherno’s looming strength?“

Top text reads “Find your nearest PPDC enlistment station today,” subheader text reads “Enlist in the PPDC,"and bottom text reads ”Made by request of the Russian PPDC Department in year 2018.“ GOOGLE TRANSLATE IS FOR NERDS; THANKS TO THE RUSSIAN BLOGGERS FOR HELPING ME OUT

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Barclay de Tolly and Bagration in Russian military camp circa 1812

Donald Trump Performs Shakespeare’s Soliloquies - The New Yorker

Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and yadda yadda, the days are going by—what I'm saying is this is gonna last a long time, believe you me.

“Hamlet”

Listen—to be, not to be, this is a tough question, O.K.? Very tough. A lot of people come up to me and ask, “Donald, what’s more noble? Getting hit every day with the slings, the bows, the arrows, the sea of troubles—or just giving up?” I mean, smart people, the best Ivy League schools.

“Julius Caesar”

Friends, Romans, folks—listen up. The reason I’m here is to bury Julius. It’s not to praise him. It’s just not. Brutus over there—we all know he’s a good guy, right? And he says Julius was low-energy. Is it a crime to be low-energy? Well, maybe it is, maybe it isn’t—who knows?

“Macbeth”

Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and yadda yadda, the days are going by—what I’m saying is this is gonna last a long time, believe you me. Long. I see this candle, and I say—should I blow it out?

antarctic exploration is so funny because you read about the endurance expedition and it’s a zany adventure with a lovable stowaway and trials and tribulations that show the indomitable nature of the human spirit without a single man lost and it ends in a thematically resonant and meaningful way with a fitting and beautiful conclusion and then you get to the belgica and the crew are running away constantly, they frame the cook for his own beatdown and get him fired, the beloved moral-boosting chipper ships boy literally falls off of the boat and drowns before they even GET to antarctica, the commandant and the captain are deliberately freezing the ship in ice to protect their beautiful belgian honor, they’re constantly falling into crevasses, and the ships pet penguin dies in what i cannot stress enough is the most narratively ominous and portentous circumstance on the morning of their imprisonment in the ice. the doctor was literally imprisoned for fraud.