Patrick Leger

If you aren’t already, get a big fat chinese brush. It’s much easier to control than a regular watercolor brush when you’re doing washes.

it needs the drama of food prep and transportation

Whit Stillman should have made a friendsgiving movie in the early 90s

What's going on with anime titles lately?

A normal artist probably would have pointed out this juxtaposition during a real production dev, just saying.

That new AI Coca Cola ad pairing cute forest creatures with the vehicle most responsible for their deaths, was a really interesting choice.

Any time someone says something like “Remember that episode of The Simpsons where…” I feel my brain change to encyclopedia mode where I’m instantly cross referencing every following word

I miss how geometric the NYC skyline used to look

The Chainsaw Man movie was incredible but the thing that stood out to me the most was the color design. Every scene I was taking mental notes.

Did the logo appear with a revving motor sound

Wasn’t that the dream at one point? You wake up to a customized newspaper? All sub content so there are no ads?

imagine an app-less experience where you pick up a device and all the stuff you sub to is just there. You don’t have to open a different thing or go to a portal site, you just select what you want to read from the new dl’d material

But it made me think how much has changed online and why hasn’t ereader tech kept up? I don’t know much about new models but why isn’t there a button when you sub to a newspaper, mag, substack, or patreon that just immediately uploads it your reader and gives you your daily updates?

I recently unearth my ereader that I bought like 13 years ago. Still works great, perfect for the winter subway.

I’m trying to come up with my perfect horror movie cast. So far it’s Posey from Scream 3, Josh Harnett from Trap, and Crispin Glover from Friday the 13th.

How did Parker Posey not get an oscar for her performance in Scream 3

Solitary dark figures passing through the liminal space of unmanned kiosks 🎄🎅🏻

Winter villages are the scourge of NYC. They take up so much space and offer nothing at ridiculous prices. They couldn't even come up with interesting signs for this ad.

I hope the illustration historians cut everyone from this period some slack, these days you have to draw something where everything is in the center of the image so it can be cropped 6 different ways for web, not because I'm bad at composition.

I hope someone from Hollywood is getting footage of this. It's just free assets for the next Gerald Butler film.

La numerosa famiglia di Zeus
Indro Montanelli e Sergio Toppi
Tratto dal Giornalino nº 40 del 14 ottobre 1987.

Oggi sul blog.

The manosphere is taking me on an incredible journey. If I’m not in a sewing class learning how to do hand stitch repairs on all the italian shirts I’m buying by the end of the year it’s because I’ve already moved on to an even more esoteric interest.

Can you get cauliflower ear from wearing headphones too much?

It’s all lines and flat color from here on out.

I think I’m just going to stop doing digital paintings for editorial. I send in sketches, roughs, and updates but I always get “whoops, I know we approved those but can you completely change everything about this piece?”

Who needs Frankenstein for Halloween when we have subway stations year round

The Chick-Fil-A offers comfort in this strange land. They can enjoy familiarity while observing the strange locals with their bright green drinks, clothed in varying colors of the same chore coat.

Chick-Fil-A is irresistible to the NYC tourist. They don’t care about the artifice of trends or try to validate themselves with exotic fare. They will trample a million influencers to get the regular chicken sandwich they ate yesterday at the airport and a week earlier in their hometown.

I bet Parker Posey could do an incredible Pam Bondi impression.

Questa vignetta satirica compie 50 anni, ma è tutt'ora valida.
«Stanno nuovamente avendo problemi con la loro economia».
Ron Cobb, 1975.