1. Notes: 2289 / 3 days ago  from thedailywhat

    A fox slammed by a pig!  BAM!

    thedailywhat:

    From One Muppet To Another of the Day: At a press conference to promote the London premiere of the Muppets movie, Kermit and Miss Piggy respond to Fox Business host Eric Bolling’s claim that the film pushes a liberal pro-environment anti-capitalist agenda in an effort to brainwash kids.

    [dangerousminds.] 

  2. Notes: 926 / 5 days ago  from thedailywhat

    Brilliant.  I’m not one of those people that goes around saying I hate kids just because it gives me a cool misanthropic coat of barbs.  I go around saying I hate any kids that aren’t like these kids.

    thedailywhat:

    Awesomeness Runs In The Family of the Day: Video artist Dicken Schrader rubs his sensational child-rearing skills in all our faces by enlisting the help of his kickass kids Milah and Korben in covering Depeche Mode’s “Everything Counts.”

    [dpaf.]

  3. Notes: 554 / 6 days ago  from thedailywhat

    Beautiful.  

    thedailywhat:

    Lights Out: Where is your God now?

    [thanks dochoa!]

  4. Notes: 334 / 1 week ago 
    Another one, this one clearly from reference as opposed to memory, and though there’s a slight jump in the quality of presentation, you can still pretty much feel the presence of the bear that always shows up when I try to draw women. To be honest, the bear WAS there, but I cropped it out.  I should stick to writing.

    Another one, this one clearly from reference as opposed to memory, and though there’s a slight jump in the quality of presentation, you can still pretty much feel the presence of the bear that always shows up when I try to draw women.

    To be honest, the bear WAS there, but I cropped it out.  I should stick to writing.

     
  5. Notes: 280 / 1 week ago 
    You’re never done learning or improving your abilities, and one area where I could definitely use a bit of practice at is the female form.  Here’ s a quick sketch I did without any real-life reference.  You might see this image and think “Why the hell would YOU of all people need to brush up on anything.  I see nothing wrong!”   Me, I look at that image and I think, well, the female figure looks almost annoying photo real to my eyes, almost to the point of dullness.  So yeah, maybe she looks fine to the untrained eye, but I count myself as one of those types who can tell there’s a bear in there.

    You’re never done learning or improving your abilities, and one area where I could definitely use a bit of practice at is the female form.  Here’ s a quick sketch I did without any real-life reference.  You might see this image and think “Why the hell would YOU of all people need to brush up on anything.  I see nothing wrong!”  

    Me, I look at that image and I think, well, the female figure looks almost annoying photo real to my eyes, almost to the point of dullness.  So yeah, maybe she looks fine to the untrained eye, but I count myself as one of those types who can tell there’s a bear in there.

     
  6. Notes: 251 / 1 week ago  from thedailywhat
    thedailywhat: RIP: Dick Tufeld, a voice actor best remembered for his role as the Robot on the classic sci-fi TV show Lost in Space, passed away Sunday in an LA-area hospital. He was 85. “Dick Tufeld was a really cool guy,” wrote his Lost in Space co-star Bill Mumy. “He’s reunited with his wife Adrian now. R.I.P. Dick. You will be missed bigtime.” A staple of Irwin Allen productions, Tufeld provided narration for both Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and The Time Tunnel. He was also known for his work on the animated adaptation of Fantastic Four, as well as his announcing gigs for Disney in the 50’s and 60’s. Tufeld most recently reprised his role as the Robot for the 1998 feature film adaptation of Lost in Space. Below, some of his most memorable moments as the Robot: [enquirer / tmz / photo: uncleodie.]

    thedailywhat:

    RIP: Dick Tufeld, a voice actor best remembered for his role as the Robot on the classic sci-fi TV show Lost in Space, passed away Sunday in an LA-area hospital. He was 85.

    “Dick Tufeld was a really cool guy,” wrote his Lost in Space co-star Bill Mumy. “He’s reunited with his wife Adrian now. R.I.P. Dick. You will be missed bigtime.”

    A staple of Irwin Allen productions, Tufeld provided narration for both Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and The Time Tunnel. He was also known for his work on the animated adaptation of Fantastic Four, as well as his announcing gigs for Disney in the 50’s and 60’s.

    Tufeld most recently reprised his role as the Robot for the 1998 feature film adaptation of Lost in Space.

    Below, some of his most memorable moments as the Robot:

    [enquirer / tmz / photo: uncleodie.]

     
  7. Notes: 596 / 1 week ago 
    The product of today’s drawing distraction is this peanut.  

    The product of today’s drawing distraction is this peanut.  

     
  8. Notes: 544 / 1 week ago  from sketchamagowza
    Let’s try this again.  Should have posted the actual comic Shmorky did and not just that one preview image. sketchamagowza: ZIM COMIX! A gift for @JhonenV for being so nice to me!  This was a lot of fun to draw.  Why is Zim’s head all bloated? Well you’ve been on the internet this long, you tell me. 

    Let’s try this again.  Should have posted the actual comic Shmorky did and not just that one preview image.

    sketchamagowza:

    ZIM COMIX! A gift for @JhonenV for being so nice to me!  This was a lot of fun to draw.  Why is Zim’s head all bloated? Well you’ve been on the internet this long, you tell me. 

     
  9. Notes: 544 / 1 week ago  from sketchamagowza
    Shmorky filters INVADER ZIM through his shmorking gland.  Also:  awesomes.

    Shmorky filters INVADER ZIM through his shmorking gland.  Also:  awesomes.

    (Source: sketchamagowza)

     
  10. Notes: 414 / 1 week ago 

    Met a guy on a walk.

    About an hour ago, I was out for a walk downtown, clearing my head, when I passed a stranger heading the same direction on the sidewalk.  Semi-homeless looking, probably late twenties-early thirties, he had a caveman quality about his head, the shoulder length curly hair and those white framed sunglasses they used to wear.  

    As I passed him, I heard him speak from behind me.  ”Hey, man, what’re you doing today?”

    Curious, thinking maybe he was on the phone with someone, I turned around after a moment.  ”Yeah, I’m talking to you.” he said.

    “I thought maybe you were on the phone” I replied.

    “Let me ask you something.” he began.  ”Does everything of value have a price?”

    I smiled and told him no.

    “Now let me ask you this.  Does calling somebody crazy feed your ego?”

    Smile still on my face, the two of us walking in the same direction for a moment longer, I answered “Sometimes, yes.”

    There, at the corner, he walked on diagonally to the other side of the street while I turned left.  He gave me the two handed gun salute as he walked on.

    Seeing as how I went for a walk to drag my mind elsewhere, I regretted not continuing on with the guy for at least another block.

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