Very pleased with this Photoshop work I did for @HuffPostUK

Very pleased with this Photoshop work I did for @HuffPostUK

Animatronic Baby Must Be Stopped

Society must learn to notice the source of its own future downfall. 

I propose that this baby is one of those.

friendsandfinds: Asteroid landing by tom gauld on Flickr.

friendsandfinds:

Asteroid landing by tom gauld on Flickr.

The London Rams?

NFL team heading to London?

The Manhattan Bridge in 1980. That’s a hole. In. The. Walkway.

The Manhattan Bridge in 1980. That’s a hole. In. The. Walkway.

I Reviewed The Wacom Inkling

… and wrote about why I haven’t drawn a single thing for six months.

areasofmyexpertise:

“We just spent three minutes on velociraptor, and now you’re going to pull out it’s entire genus?”

(Source: dantelfer.blogspot.com)

Happy 65th birthday, Mr David Bowie.

comicbookcovers: Police Comics #5, December 1941, cover by Gill Fox

comicbookcovers:

Police Comics #5, December 1941, cover by Gill Fox

itsfullofstars: Stephen Hawking: Women Are ‘A Complete Mystery’ Professor Stephen Hawking, one of the world’s most eminent physicists, has admitted that women number among black holes and supersymmetry as one of the greatest mysteries in the universe. In an interview with New Scientist magazine ahead of his 70th birthday on Sunday, Hawking was asked what he thinks about most during the day. “Women,” he replied. “They are a complete mystery”. Hawking was diagnosed with motor neurone disease at the age of 21, and was expected to live for just a few years. Since his diagnosis Hawking has gone on to become one of the world’s most famous scientists, both for his academic work on black holes and his books including A Brief History Of Time, which has sold more than 10m copies since 1988. In the interview with New Scientist, Hawking also refers to the “blunders” that have blighted his academic and also his personal life. Keep reading. Reblogging partly because this story is good and partly because I wrote it and it turned up unannounced in my Tumblr stream. Being plagiarised* feels good. * Though it’s not really plaigarism, in this context.

itsfullofstars:

Stephen Hawking: Women Are ‘A Complete Mystery’

Professor Stephen Hawking, one of the world’s most eminent physicists, has admitted that women number among black holes and supersymmetry as one of the greatest mysteries in the universe.

In an interview with New Scientist magazine ahead of his 70th birthday on Sunday, Hawking was asked what he thinks about most during the day.

“Women,” he replied. “They are a complete mystery”.

Hawking was diagnosed with motor neurone disease at the age of 21, and was expected to live for just a few years.

Since his diagnosis Hawking has gone on to become one of the world’s most famous scientists, both for his academic work on black holes and his books including A Brief History Of Time, which has sold more than 10m copies since 1988.

In the interview with New Scientist, Hawking also refers to the “blunders” that have blighted his academic and also his personal life.

Keep reading.

Reblogging partly because this story is good and partly because I wrote it and it turned up unannounced in my Tumblr stream. Being plagiarised* feels good.

* Though it’s not really plaigarism, in this context.