Sunday, August 24, 2008

Friday, August 08, 2008

Daan Jippes (Part 2)

More comic covers illustrated by Daan Jippes.









Listed in order of appearance:

Mickey Mouse, No. 229 (1987)
Uncle Scrooge Adventures, No. 2 (1987)
Mickey Mouse, No. 238 (1987)
Donald Duck, No. 257 (1987)
Mickey Mouse, No. 225 (1987)
Mickey Mouse, No. 221 (1986)
Donald Duck, No. 253 (1987)

Sunday, July 20, 2008

Oscar Bazaldua

More mexican adult comic book cover illustrations by Oscar Bazaldua.









Bellas De Noche, Delmonico's Erotika, Corridos Perrones, La Ley Del Revolver, Almas Perversas, Corridos Marranos.

If anyone out there has more of these comics that they would be willing to scan or sell, please leave a comment with your contact information!!

Also See: Oscar Bazaldua (Part 2) / ¡Historietas Perversas! / Guillermo Divito / Erich Sokol

Thursday, July 03, 2008

Erich Sokol


The ASIFA Animation Archive is constantly digitizing amazing classic artwork. Here are some scans from one of my VERY favorite girl drawing artists, Erich Sokol.









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Monday, June 23, 2008

Sunday, June 15, 2008

Quiet Village

"Quiet Village" (Martin Denny, 1959)

Also See: Primitiva

Sunday, June 08, 2008

Another painting from long ago..

It is incredible just how much is going on in this picture. I can't even hardly believe it.
Crucifixion by Tintoretto (1565)

Seeing paintings such as this is the closest you can get to time travel.

Sunday, June 01, 2008

The Cards That Didn't Make It

As some of you may or may not know, the original slew of Garbage Pail Kid cards in the 1980s lasted fifteen series. There was a 16th series made; the images had all been drawn and painted and the cards were ready to go. But Topps decided that GPKs were no longer profitable and the 16th series was never released.

In 2003, Topps decided to bring Garbage Pail Kids back with new cards and artwork. They started the series off with the "lost" 16th series. But some of the original 16th series cards were not released, possibly due to political correctness, violence, or abstract or out-of-date jokes. Here are the cards from the 16th series that did not make it:






Also See: Garbage Pail Kids Giant Stickers

Friday, May 23, 2008

The Holy Mountain

The Holy Mountain is guaranteed to be the weirdest, most insane movie you have ever seen. The reason is because every scene is cryptically symbolic or representative of some deep metaphor that only the director understands. Because of this, the movie is rather nonsensical and extremely random. It was made in 1973 and directed by Alejandro Jodorowsky.







Also See: Suspiria