Tt C ‘Things to Come’ a sketchbook by Roho.
* Cover design inspired by the 1960’s Garo Magazine covers.
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Sketchbook comic for brazilian anthology Samba #3. 2012.
Metal Gear RAY concept art from “The Art of Metal Gear Solid 2” art book.
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just putting down some thoughts as they come to mind on Life & Entertainment Via The Internet~~
I was hired to draw this cover for this upcoming The Sleep of Reason anthology. It features buddies like Emily Carroll, Gabby Schulz, and many others, and is also one of the rare indie anthologies that actually pays its contributors (although typing it out now, it is a little depressing that indie anthologies treating their contributors ethically is not just, like, the norm? Anyway, I am very eager and happy to support editors and publishers making good choices like that.)
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why does Saturn get cool moon names? why in the fuck do we just have “the moon”? hopefully some intelligent creatures in a distant system have discovered us and given it a cool name, because that’s kinda ridiculous
this is my new favourite thought
“Truth Zone 76”
Made for Comics Workbook
//////made for Team Weird Comics///////
dont you even see the hole?
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THANKS FOR GETTING REGULAR SHOW ISSUE ONE ALSO! I love you!
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Arne Svenson, The Neighbors
Svenson has turned outward from his usual studio based practice to study the daily activities of his downtown Manhattan neighbors as seen through his windows into theirs. Svenson has always combined a highly developed aesthetic sense viewed from the perspective of social anthropology in his eclectic projects with subjects ranging from prisoners to sock monkeys. His projects are almost always instigated by an external or random experience which brings new objects or equipment into his life- in this case he inherited a bird watching telephoto lens from a friend.
The grid structure of the windows frame the quotidian activities of the neighbors, forming images which are puzzling, endearing, theatrical and often seem to mimic art history, from Delacroix to Vermeer.
Voyeuristic and investigative, The Neighbors is social documentation in a very rarified environment. The large color prints have been cropped to various orientations and sizes to condense and focus the action. In a recent review in Photograph from his LA show C. Wagley wrote, “had you not read the press release, you might think these were film stills from some slow-moving art-house picture.” Svenson has shown with the gallery since 1992 and is known for such diverse bodies of works as the aforementioned Prisoners (1997), Sock Monkeys (2003) and recent book projects Strays (2012), Chewed (2011), and Mrs. Ballard’s Parrots (2005). He recently completed the solo exhibition About Face at the Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh. His work is in the collections of the Mutter Museum, Philadelphia, the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
Tekkon Kinkreet by Taiyo Matsumoto (japanese pocket edition volume 2)
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