Memory is a record.
People only have substance within the memories of other people. And that’s why there were all kinds of myself. There weren’t a lot of myself per se, I was just inside all sorts of people, that’s all.
theillustriousmissjo:

uponatinythrone:

A Tim Burton inspired sketch I’ve been working on for a couple of days!

No it isn’t, this is a sketch by Annie Wu. Don’t steal art, it isn’t cool.

^this

theillustriousmissjo:

uponatinythrone:

A Tim Burton inspired sketch I’ve been working on for a couple of days!

No it isn’t, this is a sketch by Annie Wu. Don’t steal art, it isn’t cool.

^this

mintsui:

“he followed me home.”
yeah ezio, keep bringing home those templars. i’m sure nobody’s having second thoughts about making you grandmaster.
sort of an omake i totally made earlier. don’t mess with me, tumblr! also holy shit i like tags

mintsui:

“he followed me home.”

yeah ezio, keep bringing home those templars. i’m sure nobody’s having second thoughts about making you grandmaster.

sort of an omake i totally made earlier. don’t mess with me, tumblr! also holy shit i like tags

eatsleepdraw:

Sketchbook page. Duality, symbols, whatever. Pencils.
My Tumblr:  http://aliceagostini.tumblr.com/

eatsleepdraw:

Sketchbook page. Duality, symbols, whatever. Pencils.

My Tumblr:  http://aliceagostini.tumblr.com/

scientificillustration:

preposterousness:

 
“The iconography of caracal ear- or head-flagging is intricately crafted, and fingers on a pencil can scarcely keep up with the rapidity of their flickering movements. Nonetheless, I believe drawings can be a clearer medium for exploring such a visual Morse code than laborious written accounts or quantified records of frequencies.” - Jonathan Kingdon (Illustration: Harvard University Press)

These are spectacular. Also, they remind me of that time when I was ten and I checked out the Field Guide to African Mammals seventeen times in a single year. Mr. Kingdon, you were my homeboy.

Jonathan Kingdon’s drawings are amazing I have a couple of the volumes from his ‘East African Mammals’ series, ‘Island Africa’ is recommended and he is currently working on a new 6 volume work called ‘Mammals of Africa’ - 
“A major new series of handbooks. This incredible work, more than 10 years in the making, is the product of over 350 contributors under the distinguished editorship of Jonathan Kingdon and five academic colleagues. A series of introductory chapters, summarising African mammal fauna, incorporate all the latest research on their taxonomy and evolution. Forming the bulk of the books, the authoritative individual species accounts are each written by an expert on that species. Over 1,100 species are documented and the volumes are divided as follows: introductory chapters and Afrotheria; primates; carnivores and pangolins; rodents and hares; insectivores and bats; and ungulates. The work will be illustrated with many colour and black and white illustrations by Jonathan Kingdon.”

scientificillustration:

preposterousness:

“The iconography of caracal ear- or head-flagging is intricately crafted, and fingers on a pencil can scarcely keep up with the rapidity of their flickering movements. Nonetheless, I believe drawings can be a clearer medium for exploring such a visual Morse code than laborious written accounts or quantified records of frequencies.” - Jonathan Kingdon (Illustration: Harvard University Press)

These are spectacular. Also, they remind me of that time when I was ten and I checked out the Field Guide to African Mammals seventeen times in a single year. Mr. Kingdon, you were my homeboy.

Jonathan Kingdon’s drawings are amazing I have a couple of the volumes from his ‘East African Mammals’ series, ‘Island Africa’ is recommended and he is currently working on a new 6 volume work called ‘Mammals of Africa’ - 

“A major new series of handbooks. This incredible work, more than 10 years in the making, is the product of over 350 contributors under the distinguished editorship of Jonathan Kingdon and five academic colleagues. A series of introductory chapters, summarising African mammal fauna, incorporate all the latest research on their taxonomy and evolution. Forming the bulk of the books, the authoritative individual species accounts are each written by an expert on that species. Over 1,100 species are documented and the volumes are divided as follows: introductory chapters and Afrotheria; primates; carnivores and pangolins; rodents and hares; insectivores and bats; and ungulates. The work will be illustrated with many colour and black and white illustrations by Jonathan Kingdon.”

lintufriikki:

casually doodles some sniper heads
fuck tumblr’s high-res links are broken so here it is: http://img51.imageshack.us/img51/7663/snipers2q.jpg

lintufriikki:

casually doodles some sniper heads

fuck tumblr’s high-res links are broken so here it is: http://img51.imageshack.us/img51/7663/snipers2q.jpg