jizzybro:

A boy and his family

Meeting his grandparents for the first time

Golden gate by Andrey & Lili

fryingtoilet:

mimsykins:

villainoustyrrany:

bbbreakfast:

arctg:

tessamack:

chebits:

bambicandi:

Pricelists Industry vs Fandom.

Finally made.

If anyone would care to donate a coloured comic page for the comic industry standard list I’m willing to accept one and will give credit c8 I would’ve made one if I had an example but I don’t -A-

But yes that’s off my chest.

Of course this is based off my own browsing over price lists and how I work unfortunately my commissioner homie went idle so I can’t confirm the most vs the least one can spend.

I’ve only found one artist thus far that charges nearly as close to industry standard. Even then it’s under the standard. As far a I’m concerned anyone under the standard shouldn’t have complaints about expensive art. Fandom average is hardly one you can live by.

Would you like to get paid $30 for 3-7 days worth of work?

Yeah hey, everyone look at this. This is what EVERY artist should be able to charge, even if just the lower rungs.

Gosh

ahahah ok, this actually made me remember one moment that happened on a local Con this summer, we were doing commissions there, and we were drawing A5 format chibies for 5LT(2$) they were lined, colored and looking all nice and this girl comes to us asking about prices and we tell her that chibi drawing is 2$ and she said: wow that`s too expensive and walked away.

ahahahah if only she saw this post :”D

mandatory reblog

seriously though. I sell my stuff for so cheap when I could get away with much more. Mostly because my friends are either highschoolers or college students and I can understand not having access to or having the money in general, but I’ve sold a print of an unfinished piece for $175 before to an artist/art collector friend, so I know my stuff is worth or close to being worth industry standard prices.

Its hard to see people whine at me that $10 is too expensive for a fully shaded single body when i should be selling them for more 8( But I know a lot of other people enjoy the prices because they can actually buy stuff at that price, so it’s worth it for them more than anything.

Pay attention.

PLEASE spread this message guys…. 

gtnakawaiidesu:

chinad011:

coryruinseverything:

thearthero:

morbi:

DO NOT BUY ANY MORE CAPCOM GAMES.

Or at the very least, only buy them used, where Capcom won’t directly get a cent from them. I cannot stress enough how important it is that their profits go down.

I had already been boycotting almost all of their games after the MML3 cancellation and TekkenXStreet Fighter on-disc DLC debacles (with the sole exception of Asura’s Wrath, which I actually now regret not buying used), but knowing that they treat their staff just as terribly as their customers, this shit cannot be put up with by anyone anymore.

And for those of you who understandably have trouble believing an anonymous poster on 4chan, here’s an article detailing the overworking Capcom has given to producer Yoshinori Ono, one of the biggest names in the fighting game community. He was worked to the point of heart failure, and after recovering, was immediately set back to a tight schedule.

Capcom’s already driven away most of their big name talent, such as Resident Evil Creator Shinji Mikami, Devil May Cry creator Hideki Kamiya, and most recently, as of last year, Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune, with terrible management issues and poor employee treatment. Frankly, it’s about time it started really biting them in the ass.

It’s time to step up to Capcom. We need to send a signal to Japanese companies that we won’t tolerate this kind of worker abuse from anyone in any country anymore. They may have our beloved franchises but there’s a time to stop feeding the seedlings out of their hands and make it hard for them for once.

S’what I’ve BEEN doing. Boycott Capcom for good

hey they drove away one of their most beloved series character’s creator (megaman) now you know they done fucked up

boycott Capcom

buy Platinum’s games

somethingvain:

christian dior haute couture f/w 2007, for vogue korea fall 2007

astolat:

can’t fight these bad intentions

wow, truly brilliant gifset

madisleeps:

thefauxtog:

VFX/Animation Industry to protest the Oscars

Life of Pi (Fox) and Snow White and the Huntsman (Universal) together grossed almost a billion dollars worldwide. Rhythm & Hues Studios, the company that brought Richard Parker to life and created the bulk of the visual effects for these two Oscar nominated films, has just declared bankruptcy. Many of the artists who worked nights and weekends to create those effects are out of work and unpaid for weeks of work (including nights and weekends) on new tent-pole films for the same studios, Fox and Universal. It’s time for change!

(via Cartoon Brew)

    The disrespectful behavior exhibited by Samuel L. Jackson during the award’s introduction and the trivializing “Jaws” cut off just as Westenhofer addressed Rhythm and Hues’ bankruptcy deserve more coverage than Jennifer Lawrence hitting the stairs just before her speech.  These people are artists, not drones, creating visual masterpieces with hours of patience and perseverance.  If you are an artist, of any measure, this should concern you.  The company responsible for making you have feelings for a ship-wrecked predator, Rhythm and Hues, has declared chapter 11 bankruptcy.  These studios are underpaid and under-appreciated.  Spread the news, call out the Academy on its tactless dismissal of the hundreds of visual artists struggling to stay afloat.

viathebifrost:

The Art of Fooling Thor:

What Loki Said VS.What Loki Meant

k009:

(´･△･`)

syfycity:

Contract killer.

http://syfycity.tumblr.com

zoroko:

Sweet Lolitas, don’t go, you’re still young

musicismyboyfriend:

no matter what the academy has chosen, this is tonight’s best picture.