Little Talks

pokemonpalooza:

001-018019-034 by *nicholaskole

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omocat:

boarding a plane to illinois to prepare for ANIME CENTRAL tomorrow!

i’ve got two tables in the artist alley and will be selling these posters and a bunch more…check out my SHOP to see everything else!

i also have some new shirts and crewneck sweaters that will make their debut at the con! and i’ve also restocked on bootleg pikachu shirts ;)

i’ll post up more updates tomorrow

see you there!

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checkthechantersboard:

Have some femShep!

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justinrampage:

Ferocious Illustration of Yoshi From Super Mario Bros. by Dan LuVisi

California-based digital concept artist Dan LuVisi has totally given Yoshi from Super Mario Bros. a fierce makeover. Mario might think twice before jumping on the back of this little dude.

“Here he is! Yoshi! Painted this in about 5 or so hours. Thanks for everyone in the Livestream who watched :D

Dedicated to my gf Kim and her love of this dude.”

Related Rampages: Venom | Boba Fett | Kick-Ass (More)

Follow the artist: Website | deviantART | Facebook | Twitter

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gottacatchemall:

[御三家]

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darksunrose:

Zuko’s Journey by *DarkSunRose

My favorite part of Avatar was watching Zuko and his journey to reclaim his honor. Only to realize he was the only one who could give it to himself.

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emmyc:

Felt like writing in photoshop like a diary/twitter/some combination. Relaxing!

designersof:

Toys by Khoa Ho

behance.net/khoaho

cargocollective.com/khoaho

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gamefreaksnz:

Maneki-Pika by Mechantfille on Sale 4/26

US $10 for 24 hours only

Artist:  Redbubble | Facebook | Tumblr

gamefreaksnz:

Bioshock Infinite by *PatrickBrown

Artist: deviantART | Facebook

viivus:

Aw yeahh

I am pretty sure everyone who draws Lutece art has already done a variant of this, so I see it as continuing a tradition.

theartofanimation:

Brian Kesinger