Dashawn

I suppose this article is timely considering The deal with Paramount and WB.

I'm not going to stop making art . And neither should you. Being black and queer and a mother the odds are already stacked against me..so I will carve it my own way.

Culture has to turn away from this shit to survive. We have to make our own stuff and maybe it’ll look like dogshit but we can call it ours and love the process

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Thank you!

The Brothers Boom / TNTeens

Amazing. Especially love that last one

I've been getting back into comics while I wait for more info from my concept job, and I thought I'd make a post about something very important to me, which is COMIC PANEL VARIATION and HOW TO THINK ABOUT IT.

Daily artist tip: "You will never be your favorite Artist" is quote that has taught me one best lessons I've learned through the years and here's a short explanation for why🧵

damn

I just recently watched “You Hide Me” by Nii Kwate Owoo for the first time and it had me wondering where’s a story about taking shit back, then I catch this on the bluesky timeline. Wild!

Hey y'all.

A South African dev released a blackity black game during BHM and it's currently getting the usual suspects in the reviews.

Imma grab this up myself anyway, but can we all be some chums and help push the racists out of the reviews? 🙂

From the late Jesse Hamm. My personal mantra for the past decade.

Yes! I appreciate that man, there are still copies left so you should be good 👍🏾

Same man. I have so many fond memories with this series. Its influence was underneath the surface until I started on Bros. Boom

This hole was made just for me

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"I Want to be a Normal Girl"

SATURDAY, JANUARY 31ST @ 11AM PST!!!!!!!!!!!!

know that the big manga artists have like half a dozen assistants helping them. If you can't do as much as 7 people working more than full-time THAT IS NOT JUST NORMAL, IT IS HEALTHY

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That episode truly lived up to its namesake

The high stress express boards ☠️☠️☠️

New personal piece- inspired using a 3D/2D workflow to quickly get a “finished” looking image without getting too lost in overworking. Next post in the thread includes a pan around of the set in blender and some thoughts on process! #visualdevelopmentart #darkfantasyart

Mega Men for RSVLTS

Hello again, #Portfolioday! I make art

www.leiananitura.com

It’s #PortoflioDay again! I have 5yrs of experience and love to storyboard and work with a team to create a cool show. Let’s work together, I need a job real dang bad!

Digital illustration homaging both the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode “Little Green Men” and 1950’s space invasion movies in a theatre advertising card style. Quark, an alien, holds a female army MP hostage with his finger. Title and credits appear superimposed over the image.

Digital illustration of the pulp comic book and movie hero The Rocketeer blasting through a cloudy, stormy looking sky of clouds with his jetpack while saluting.

Digital painting recreating the Edward Hopper masterpiece “Nighthawks” in a completely reimagined science fiction setting as a space station floating above a glowing blue planet in outer space filled with spacemen, aliens, and robots, all retrofuturistic in nature.

Digital painting of a scene from The Muppets Tonight television series which depicts Kermit the Frog wearing David Byre’s oversized white suit at three distances from the viewer while singing “Once in a Lifetime” by the Talking Heads. “Same as it ever was” appears as a closed caption subtitle at the bottom of the screen.

Hey folks!

I’m Jeff, an illustrator and cartoonist looking for work! I’ve got a vibrant, retro-inspired style that shifts like a chameleon and I also have a webcomic starting soon! My hobbies are sleeping and

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An interior illustration from the picture book HOW TO FIND A FOX by Nilah Magruder. A small Black girl sits with her back to a boulder, a camera in her hands. She looks ahead at the viewer with a determined expression. On top of the boulder, a red fox peeks out and looks down at the girl. The girl doesn't notice. In the background, a chicken leg has been set out as bait.

Interior illustration from WUTARYOO by Nilah Magruder. A small squirrel-like creature with long, fluffy ears and two horns on its head looks up at a mother wren, who talks to the creature from her perch on her nest of babies, nestled in a green hedge.

Cover illustration for DACTYL HILL SQUAD, written by Daniel José Older, illustrated by Nilah Magruder. A girl and a boy holding a sword ride a pterodactyl through the streets of Civil War-era New York. Two more children are on pterodactyls, following closely behind. The group is being chased by an older man riding a tyrannosaurus rex.

An interior map illustration for DACTYL HILL SQUAD, written by Daniel José Older, illustrated by Nilah Magruder. The map is drawn in black and white and depicts an alternate history Civil War-era New York.

Hi #PortfolioDay, I'm Nilah and I'm available for children's book #kidlitart illustration. Picture books, chapter books, middle-grade and YA!

Animation studios, I'm also happy to chat about storyboard revisionist and writing opportunities. 👀

contact: nilah@nilahmagruder.com
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So accurate