Anatomical illustration from Edo-period Japan, this one’s supposed to be of a human skeleton and is dated to 1732. Wowzers.
Halloween is coming up, i’m getting in the spirit!
Anatomical illustration from Edo-period Japan, this one’s supposed to be of a human skeleton and is dated to 1732. Wowzers.
Halloween is coming up, i’m getting in the spirit!
A spreadsheet plot written out by J.K. Rowling. Her approach to spreadsheet plotting is to divide the columns by chapter number, story timeline, chapter title, main plots and subplots.
Yokai illustrations: artwork referencing Japanese folklore.
Hayakume: a Yokai who guards temples from vandals and thieves. If he sees a thief, one of his eyes flies off and attatches itself to the theif.
From the comments:
Actual human families are all alike; every cartoony family is cartoony in its own way.
(A play on the famous “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way” from Anna Karenina by Tolstoy.
Josh Ellingson take on a favorite Hopper for Wired. I think I’ve seen the original at the Chicago art museum. Used to be my favorite, before I found out how much his landscape work influenced Hitchcock and saw more of his work.