aka Allison.
30-something, married with cats, hobbyist doodler of doodlethings.
Daily doodles are on semi-hiatus. They're more like semi-daily doodles for now.
I like to reblog the occasional tutorial, other cool art, and random stuff that amuses me. I dig Supernatural, Doctor Who, MST3k, Mass Effect, and lots of other stuff that I won't list 'cause I could spend all day making it.
Good luck.
Cooper, the Cat Photographer
Cooper, a normal house cat from Seattle, has recently become one of the world’s most talked-about photographers after his owners tied a timer-controlled camera around his neck, which takes snaps of his day-to-day adventures.
His brilliant career began last year, when his owners, Michael and Deirdre Cross decided to attach the tiny camera in order to answer the question that plagues all cat owners – “where does my cat go all day?” It started out as a fun geography experiment, but when Cooper came home the first day, and they saw the amazing photos they were completely blown away. Michael and Deirdre realized it wasn’t about where their furry pet went all day, but about how beautiful and lush their neighborhood looked from a feline’s perspective.
The mini camera around Cooper’s neck takes photos every two minutes, revealing everything that he sees. Whether it catches other cats, one of his many hiding places, his owners, or the big blue sky, the camera revealed some pretty amazing shots and practically made Cooper a star. It also helped his owners understand more about their pet, for example, they noticed Cooper spent a lot of time looking at the back door, and realized a lot of his time was spent looking for a way to get inside. So they got a cat flap and noticed he was much happier.
Read more at http://www.odditycentral.com/news/feline-photographer-offers-a-cats-eye-view-on-life.html#wumtwzKrPkrd3LsR.99
This is so cool.
Met Raphael Sbarge and had him sign my drawing of some of my favorite video game characters he just so happened to voice. <3
This is an extremely rare color guide hand colored by Katsuhiro Otomo himself. This was one of a select few pages that was done to give the Akira comic book colorist Steve Oliff an example on how Otomo wanted the look of the book to be colored.
You guys.
The Akira manga.
Is some of the most amazing comic work I’ve ever seen.
I was never much of a fan of the movie, particularly it’s art style, but I finally picked up the whole manga series last year, and plowed through it all in a few days. The story telling is amaaaazing and so much more interesting than the movie. Please please please go read it if you have the opportunity.
It is fucking AMAZING. I can’t even-
And on top of being INCREDIBLE (the dude knows his visual storytelling) in the 90s they did a color version released in america (not sure if it was internationally released?). I was expecting it to be complete shit (it was early computer coloring) but they were so careful and restrained with their choices that it complimented the art beautifully. I was super impressed that with a media so young they were able to get so much out of it.
This page is so amazing.
Hello, there! My new tee design, ‘Doctor Teeth’ (The Muppets / Doctor Who) is now available as a print at http://www.jameshance.com (US/Canada) and
http://www.jameshance.co.uk (UK/Europe).
Both versions of the t-shirt live here.
Thanks so much for the kind words, as always :) xGod, this is RAD
Inception by Clay Rodery
Best none porn/minimalist Inception fanart I have seen yet. The concept and direction is spot on :’D
