![“Drop kick jason and biro dwagon goes to the park”Might digitise these dudes. - taken from my instagram thing… [moar pic-tures in there]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/6a90eed59738a5cf2908656c4e8c498f/tumblr_mo2jzmDMaW1qcqtq4o1_1280.jpg)
“Drop kick jason and biro dwagon goes to the park”
Might digitise these dudes. - taken from my instagram thing…
[moar pic-tures in there]
First tumblr post of muh art -
ANOTHER WIP, ha.
squirtle.
Alberto Martini Illustrates Raw Edges by Perceval Landon
meltfacetastic
(via illustration-ilustracion)
Victor Hugo
“The Snake”, c. 1866
Pen, Sepia and gouache, 31 x 47 cm, Maison de Victor Hugo, Paris
Nuttavut Baiphowongse
![Reina The Circus Queen
“Cigarette or tobacco cards began in the mid-19th century as premiums, enclosed in product packaging. They were usually issued in numbered series of twenty-five, fifty, or larger runs to be collected, spurring subsequent purchases of the same brand. Typically, these small cards feature illustrations on one side with related information and advertising text on the other. [..] The height of cigarette card popularity occurred in the early decades of the 20th century, when tobacco companies around the world issued card sets in an encyclopedic range of subjects. {from the NYPL Cigarette Card Collection || see more links from W}](http://24.media.tumblr.com/9b064b251add783a5d0fecf7098627ad/tumblr_mg6zr5G6Xc1qcqtq4o1_1280.jpg)
Reina The Circus Queen
“Cigarette or tobacco cards began in the mid-19th century as premiums, enclosed in product packaging. They were usually issued in numbered series of twenty-five, fifty, or larger runs to be collected, spurring subsequent purchases of the same brand. Typically, these small cards feature illustrations on one side with related information and advertising text on the other. [..] The height of cigarette card popularity occurred in the early decades of the 20th century, when tobacco companies around the world issued card sets in an encyclopedic range of subjects.
{from the NYPL Cigarette Card Collection || see more links from W}
The Beast of the Apocalypse, for the pizdets calendar
