I love Halloween III and watched this earlier and it’s absolutely AWESOME. Just incredibly well done and integrated with the sets in the film.
Eric@uwebollocks.bsky.social · 2w agoJason Eisener, director of HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN, made a short film connecting HALLOWEEN III to the rest of the series and it's fucking awesome. It's 5 minutes long and it's free on YouTube youtu.be/MtAmPnyyPgE?...
Order now and we'll ship out by Monday!
Crossroads: Folk Horror in the United States@crossroadsfolk.bsky.social · 2mo agoPre-orders for Crossroads Issue 2: The Devil Has the Best Tunes are now open! Over the next few days and weeks, we will be sharing more information about our amazing contributors. We are so excited to get this issue in your hands:
My already unruly side project has now resulted in my first Kickstarter.
Maybe It Will Happen Today@today-maybe.bsky.social · 3w agoA thing — if not exactly It — is happening... soon.
If you are short of coin, the @beetlemoses.bsky.social comic book is available in some library systems through Hoopla - here it is in King County Library (and maybe if you have the teen library card through Unbanned Books you can access it wherever) (handcrafted with Paint.net and layers)
#zombieskulltober day 15, cut parts of the drawing, moved them and drew around it to fix it. It’s like the Select Tool but with actual scissors
HALLOWEEN SALE! To celebrate the best time of year, select Halloween prints and more are discounted, through October 31. Here are some of my favorites from the past few years that are included. www.joannabarnum.com/shop?categor...
I keep seeing videos of a guy who catches crabs and lobsters, cracks all the barnacles off them, puts a shrimp in their claws and throws them back. can you imagine. abducted by aliens but they just give you a spa day and hand you two hot dogs and let you go
In a huge blow to my photography career, the SD card in my toy camera corrupted yesterday morning, so I lost every photo from Dragon Con on Saturday. I hadn’t printed any for myself because I was running low on sticker paper and wanted to make sure I could keep giving them away all weekend.
Watch the skies! Baba Yaga is flying to Atlanta... See you at the Dragon Con Art Show - table 47 Made in CosClay ~ A tribute to the author/illustrator Blair Lent for this year's Enchanted Brush exhibit. One a few *big* sculpts I'm packing along for the show ✨🍓🐓🦇✨
Take a break from being depressed that everything you love is being destroyed by slop for a moment and let me tell you about the beautiful symbiotic relationship between graffiti writers, train yard workers, and model train enthusiasts.
After years of being too precious about them, I started a sticker book for my artist friends’ stickers. My first page is two friends marveling at a giant floating pickle. ‘Best Friends’ (AKA ‘It us’) by @melissasuestanley.bsky.social ‘Pickle’ (AKA ‘Pickle Stickle’) by @emeraldbarkley.bsky.social
My plein air paintings from Cornwall earlier this year. The originals and limited edition prints are now up in my shop, along with lots of studio work inspired by the trip. It’s a big update! I’ve been sitting on a lot of stuff to drop at once. www.joannabarnum.com/shop
Absolutely mesmerizing video by @alfredvalley.bsky.social (one of the best follows on youtube) youtu.be/VNsfj_QAIUE
One page is all you need
YouTube video by Alfred Valley
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Artist friends: during my many-hour drive home from Gen Con, I came up with an art-gift that I'm going to work on and give to you when next we see each other at Dragon Con (might be too soon), IX, or Gen Con. This post is my public declaration of intent.
Marie is the first person I’ve ever waited in line for at a con. I’ll be in my room reading her version of Nosferatu tonight if you need me.
Marie Enger @ pax u@soengery.bsky.social · 3mo agoNever have I ever had a line for ANYTHING I’ve ever done but yesterday there was a line for my signing at GEN CON, BOOTH 2549. I got another signing today from 4:20-6 pm so…see u there?
<customer picks up art printed on the head of a pin> “Have you got this any smaller?”
mike@sixam.net · last yr.<customer picks up 1”x1” postage stamp-sized print> “Have you got this any smaller?”
I saw this painting leaning against a building in Manhattan in 2019. Every time I see it in my camera roll when I’m searching for “painting”, I regret not taking it.
Jodi Pickens 🏳️🌈🖖✨@jodipickens.bsky.social · 4mo agoArt question 🎨 What painting, photograph, sculpture, or piece of visual art has stayed with you long after you first saw it? Not necessarily your favorite. The one that lingered.
We’re at Union Stage in Washington DC tonight! Show starts at 8
Pueraria suffocata, known as smotherwort, is the fastest-growing species of plant. This vine of the kudzu family can, under ideal conditions, spread 10 meters per day. People living in areas where this species is invasive are advised to close their windows at night to avoid accidental asphyxiation.
Ok. I wrote about the Afroman trial, including this incredible image of him being sworn in on the witness stand.
Techdirt@techdirt.com · 8mo agoAfroman’s Defamation Trial Is Going About As Well For The Deputies As Their Original Raid Did We've been following the saga of Afroman (real name Joseph Foreman) and the Adams County Sheriff's Office for a few years now, and I'm delighted to report that the defamation trial is currently underway…
The Deck of Woven Marrow is a 50 card oracle deck gathering the last six years of my ethereal botanical watercolor paintings into a love letter to interconnectivity. Sign up to get notified when the project goes live here: www.kickstarter.com/projects/the...
Coming soon: The Deck of Woven Marrow
An oracle deck for sense making and becoming at the end of the world, hand-painted by Emerald Barkley
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What we need is a biotech company to work on genetically engineering some very rich people who are interested in keeping alive the species we still have instead of selling silly fantasies to public radio networks that should know when they're getting played
NPR@npr.org · 8mo agoA Texas biotech company is trying to bring mammoths and other extinct creatures back to life. The science is as intriguing as the ethical questions are thorny. n.pr/4aQA70q
