Exhausting Titles and Fresh Perspective

esabelleryngin:

hannahbananafeefifofanna:

getbentgetbent:

saiyan:

 

Actually, the “door” in question is actually not a door at all!

If we turn this “door” clockwise we reveal…

…that it is actually a door frame!!

It is a piece of paneling from the doorframe in the First Class lounge based off a piece that was actually recovered:

This piece isn’t more than 3cm at maximum thickness!

In reality, if the panel in the movie was based off the actual panel, 

It shouldn’t have held either of them afloat!!

Holy fuck

omfg Layton

LAYTON PLEASE

Professor Layton is my hero. 

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justinpeterson:

VERY NEAR MINT Vol. 2 is AVAILABLE NOW!

I’m super proud of this book, and I think it’s some of the very best work I’ve ever done.  There’s three versions, the standard edition (the red cover), the blank sketchcover edition (which I can draw on it for you!) and the ‘oversized’ edition, which is 7 x 10 (more in line with a regular comic book size for those of you who don’t like manga sized books).

All editions are the exact same inside (except one is just bigger)… and all of them feature great bonus features like sketches, production artwork, and pin-ups from some great artists… they are:

Noelle Stevenson (she blows up the interwebs on a daily basis)

Jason Keith Phillips (he does a ton of sketch cards for various trading card sets!)

Emi Lenox (she does the great web / Image comic ‘Emitown’)

Terry Blas (he writes and draws the fantastic ‘Briar Hollow’)

and Christopher Burdett (this guy is insane, and has done work for D&D, Buffy, Angel and more)

And there’s also work in the book from my pals Paul Abbamondi and Joe Hunter.  Oh. Yeah. Lee also did a drawing in it too… but it’s too creepy to show here.

You can pick up the book now at the Adventuring Company webstore, and come and get one in person this weekend at MoCCA Fest, Heroes Con in June, or later this week Challengers Comics in Chicago, Little Shop of Comics in NJ, or Secret Headquarters in Tallahassee (more comic shops will carry the book soon, too!)

bookspaperscissors:

littlebeard:

it’s even more amazing once you read up on how they managed to do it too.

tacticalshoyu:

Silent World by Lucie & Simon have captured some of the world’s most populated cities completely devoid of any human activity.

In their series ‘Silent World’, Paris-based, Franco-German artistic duo Lucie & Simon use tricks of the photographic trade to render the world’s busiest cities free of cars and even people. Neutral density filters allow photographers to limit light entry without closing the aperture or increasing the shutter speed. the higher the F-stop reduction, the greater the effect, allowing for super-long exposures which make moving objects like people and cars essentially invisible, while only immobile structures remain. extremely high level filters are used by NASA to analyze star patterns. via

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afternoonsnoozebutton:

Yeah, I’d watch that.

Heh.

Ha.

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justinpeterson:

This is a super cool project by my brother Scott.  He’s building lightsaber models… out of LEGOS. I got actually hold these in my hand, and they’re super awesome.  

He’s building out all the major Lightsabers… Yoda, Vader, Obi Wan, Darth Maul.  They’re insane.  

The project is up on Lego Cuusoo for voting, which is a site where you can share Lego set concepts and aim for their eventual release as real products.  He needs your votes to make this happen. It’s an awesome idea!

You like Star Wars, right? And Legos? Lend a vote, then!

Reblog and share this! Please!

I will reblog this every day, all day, for all eternity if I have to.