danootz:

Wonderful things arrived today

Starting with Bits in Multiples of Eight: An 8bit 64bit Video Game Fan Art Book

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1901267532/bits-in-multiples-of-8-an-8bit-64bit-video-game-fa

Included are some of my favorite pictures.

(via kickstarter)

Source: danootz

ghostcarpress:

Today is the day! TODAY MY SECOND BOOK, DINOSAURS IN SPACE, COMES OUT!!!

So order it online, order a copy from your local bookstore, or if you will be at the Small Press Expo this weekend you can buy a copy from me personally (along with a little doodle)!

It’s 40 pages of all-ages intergalactic dinosaur goodness! I mean, it’s dinosaurs. In SPACE! Your seven year-old self would vomit with excitement if this book existed when you were that young. It’s also perfect for today’s current seven year-olds too!

Please reblog and tell everyone you know! And then get a copy or two or nine for yourself today!

andpan:

In the month of March I decided that I would make a 5-10 page mini-comic for the kids at work. It would be about two kids, a half-elf boy and a young witch teaming up to fight a dark wizard; it would be called A QUICK TRIP. But then things got out of hand. Here we are, 3 months of really hard (fun) work later, and A Quick Trip wasn’t so quick after all. 
It turned out to be 51 pages long, with a lot of color. 

Now, this is my first comic, and since it’s so long and in color I definitely can’t afford to get it printed nicely. But A Quick Trip is my baby. All I want is to be able to show it to everyone that I possibly can. 
Here’s how you can get one:
-reblog this post
-on August 12th, i will choose two rebloggers at random to win a handmade copy of the book and an original illustration from me.  
you can also:
-DONATE ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY $2 AND UP TO MY PAYPAL (andpannell@gmail.com) AND RECEIVE A REAL NICE PDF!!-
-reblog this post, dammit. it can’t hurt.

Seriously, spread this around. I’ve posted a lot more of A Quick Trip on my page, so go ahead and check that out too. This book really means everything to me, and i want to be able to show everyone i can. 

I’m also offering blood atonements, seek within. 

One more from Fanta…  One of their glorious book previews, this the for Tony Millionare’s 500 Portraits.  SMELL those pages.

fantagraphics:

500 Portraits
by Tony Millionaire

192-page black & white 5.75” x 7.5” hardcover • $22.99
ISBN: 978-1-60699-473-3

Ships in: December 2011 (subject to change) — Pre-Order Now

The olecranon merits no mention? INCONCEIVABLE. Your elbow doesn’t stop itself from hyperextedning, does it?  DOES IT?!? I didn’t think so. heck-yeah-old-tech: Let’s take a moment to remember one of the greatest writers of biology and natural science books for children and students: Dr. Herbert S. Zim (July 12, 1909 – December 5, 1994) is responsible for literally hundreds of texts about a plethora of subects, written in a manner that youth could understand. He spent over thirty years in the fields of science and science education, introduced laboratory instruction into elementary school science, and became the head of the science department at the Ethical Culture Schools in New York and a science consultant for other schools; he did research in science education under a General Education Board grant before becoming an educational consultant for the US Fish & Wildlife Service and Professor of Science Education at the University of Illinois. He worked nearly until his passing as the editor of the Golden Guides series of educational manuals. The illustration above is from his book for first through fourth grade students, Bones (1969: Wm Morrow & Co), rendered by René Martin. [Another sketch.]
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The olecranon merits no mention?

INCONCEIVABLE.

Your elbow doesn’t stop itself from hyperextedning, does it?  DOES IT?!?

I didn’t think so.

heck-yeah-old-tech:

Let’s take a moment to remember one of the greatest writers of biology and natural science books for children and students: Dr. Herbert S. Zim (July 12, 1909 – December 5, 1994) is responsible for literally hundreds of texts about a plethora of subects, written in a manner that youth could understand. He spent over thirty years in the fields of science and science education, introduced laboratory instruction into elementary school science, and became the head of the science department at the Ethical Culture Schools in New York and a science consultant for other schools; he did research in science education under a General Education Board grant before becoming an educational consultant for the US Fish & Wildlife Service and Professor of Science Education at the University of Illinois. He worked nearly until his passing as the editor of the Golden Guides series of educational manuals.

The illustration above is from his book for first through fourth grade students, Bones (1969: Wm Morrow & Co), rendered by René Martin. [Another sketch.]

(via libraryland)

Source: heck-yeah-old-tech

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