My name is Vincent and I try to write and draw while my brain tries to stop me. I shout the title of this blog a lot.
This is my 4th tattoo so far. I guess it’s kind of cheesy but it does not matter what mood I’m in, how sick I am, how many times I read the comics or watch the movie; Scott Pilgrim always makes me happy and never gets old. It probably helps that Bryan Lee O’Malley is one of my favorite comic writers.
I’ve wanted this tattoo for a very long time and now the magic of this comic is with me everywhere!
Tattooed by Laura Dennis, Melbourne Australia!
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A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A CARTOONIST
Japan’s first robot buddy cop movie, a silent film released in 1919, was shown only once, to an assembly of wealthy land owners in Tokyo. When the film ended, the audience demand for affordable giant robots to work their fields and control the peasants was so insistent, emperor Hirohito had the only copy of the film impounded and destroyed to prevent the idea from capturing the public’s imagination.
Today, this photo is all that remains of the film’s existence. Even the title of the movie has been lost to history.
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A SHIFTING TIME-RELEASED COLOR PALLETTE.The 500 Colored Pencils Set is a monthly subscription for color: you get 25 pencils a month for 20 months, shipped directly to your house for an endless menagerie of colors running wild along your walls (if you buy the displays). The variety of colors alone is astounding, but check out some of the imaginative names that they’ve chosen for the colors: lettuce, mermaid’s gown, drizzly afternoon, mild curry, tragedy, norwegian sky.
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