“All hail Will Corona Pilgrim. He is the man on the wall. The traveller between worlds. A man of all seasons.” - @richjohnston
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Talkin’ @godfathermovie (and tarot!) books over with the wonderful @FollowingFilms c/o @QuartoKnows 😎
On the latest episode of the podcast, I'm joined by @willgrem to discuss his work on #TheGodfather Tarot. I had a blast chatting with Will about all things Godfather, Spike Lee, 90's indie cinema, #MCU, and much more. spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e…
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Friday. 5:00 p.m. EDT.
My #Gamedev Career & Deadpool -- a YouTube Premiere
Hope to see you at Superhero.VG!
y’all need to be buyin what @ChrisJInFiction is sellin like rn
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Over the past weeks, I have been to events in three very different places, and there are STILL a ton of people whose dream it is to make comics, some of whom seem very talented.
But a lot of them are hesitant to try, dream or not. Can you guess the number one reason why?
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This 228 year old painting shows St Paul's Cathedral in London... on a canal in Venice.
It's a "capriccio" — an art genre where painters simply made up impossible architectural fantasies.
And they're some of the most interesting paintings you'll ever see...
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On the left is the oldest statue ever discovered. Found in Germany and known as the Lion Man, it is more than 40,000 years old.
On the right are two major films released in 2023.
Here's why they have more in common than you might think...
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It took me three days to figure out how to place the whole Spider-man Clone Saga on just one page.
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More and more I’m appreciating how the dynamism in Darwyn Cooke’s compositions pairs with the solidness of his inking. You could easily see Alex Ross executing these same pieces
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Centralia, Pennsylvania, a former coal mining town, has been burning for almost 60 years.
In 1962, the town council decided to burn a landfill, unaware it connected to underground mine shafts. This ignited a coal seam, which continues to burn. After spending $7 million trying to put out the fire, Pennsylvania gave up in the 1990s.
Despite the dangers, around five residents still live there. With coal supplies under the town, the fire could burn for another 250 years.
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Character explorations with @willgrem & @ElectricDracula !
Done with @Procreate
#indiecomics #comics #Procreate
