Cup of tea?

generalpitchiner:

mikecorriero:

The ever elusive question: How do I get better ‘quicker’? Well.. it involves a lot of sketchbooks, sketches, trial and error, studies and hard work - and that doesn’t come quickly. 30+ Sketchbooks, 3000+ pieces of paper, 10,000+ sketches

(( Seriously guys, this is one of the only ways you’re going to get anywhere. All that studying color theory, perspective and anatomy means little if you don’t practice it.))

lunacylover:

Hussar. Photograph by Andrzej Wiktor.

grrrenadine:

ta da

upperstories:

everydaycomics:

Shit is about to go down~!  

Background Music: The Prodigy - ‘Invaders Must Die!’ 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTw2YvutJRA

#i thought thiS WAS GONNA BE SOMETHING SWEET AND CUTE

theartofanimation:

Minttu Hynninen

adlitam:

If you play with fire, you get burned.

visitheworld:

Mont Saint-Michel in Normandy, France (via Danny Vangenechten).

saveroomminibar:

The Concept Art of Kai Carpenter.

yy6244:

스케치

thesanityclause:

brokenlynx21:

Janelle Monae-  A funky girl with a lot of soul!

Love these.

archenland:

by Glenn Phillips

ianbrooks:

Animechs by Robert Chew

The world would be cooler, if not better, place with large animal-like mechas in it. Robert put some insanely meticulous detail into these mobile combat companions, from Barn Owl Recon Units to Kingfisher Snipers, even explaining the mechanical nuances that allow them to move like their counterparts in the nature. You may not be able to “get in the fucking robot”, but when you’ve got a bigass canon, who’s gonna say you can’t ride your combat-ready Grizzly-Mech into battle with the rest of the Robot Bear Cavalry.

Artist: DeviantArt / Blogspot

marrten:

Trying to post more stuff here.

The Luteces were the best part of Bioshock Infinite for me, no contest. And since there are several stylized promo covers but not a single one of them features these glorious bastards, I decided to make one myself.

So these are several variants for said picture I sketched today. Decided on the red one, so it’s coming up. One day. I am very slow.

(Source: shroedinger)

xombiedirge:

Abe by Tonci Zonjic / Blog

m3zzaluna:

which platform?

a very young passenger asks a station attendant for directions, on the railway platform at bristol, england, 1936. photo by george w. hales.