Chinese Death Star
Victo Ngai
I did the cover of the New York Times Sunday Review yesterday. The article is about the aggressive global push of China’s state-capitalism and the fear of China’s world domination. You can read the article here.
AD Aviva gave me the great suggestion of maybe having an image “dominating” the page, instead of being boxed in a rectangle.
After a couple round of sketches, we agreed that having the Great Wall expanding and covering the entire globe was the best solution for this article as it also relates to the Chinese investing in building dams and infrastructure all over the world.
During the inking stage, I thought, why not also make the extending walls look like monstrous testicles? Then my boyfriend Kyle walked by and said “Your drew a Chinese Death Star!” I am okay with that.
Many thanks again to the wonderful Aviva and the NYTimes!
Does anyone else see a giant octopus??
(via fuckyeahillustrativeart)
I have no idea if someone already submitted this… But here quickly take this-
Moshi moshi. Jesus desu.
Utilizing its Street View technology, Google has begun capturing remote world heritage sites from around the globe, including the century-old expedition cabins of Robert Falcon Scott on Cape Evans, Antarctica.
Explore more here.
“Rufio! Rufio! Rufioooooooo!”
**RETURN OF THE GREAT SHOWDOWNS exhibition/ book release this Friday!
BANGARANG, RUFUIOOOO
“There’s nothing to learn.”
**RETURN OF THE GREAT SHOWDOWNS exhibition/ book release this Friday!
The face! The Fassbendroid face! I can’t take it. Not one bit.
A parody, but still relevant to the interests of this Tumblr, I think.
Forget the new film! Watch this trailer from a 1926 version of The Great Gatsby, it’s the only footage that remains because the film itself is lost.
Las pipas de papá. (tomada con Instagram en Villa Merienda)
I want a pipe. But not to smoke. Just to have.
(Source: hectormeriendacoleccionacromos, via thingsorganizedneatly)
(Source: kitschyliving)
Poor Haircut, left at my parents’ house.
Edit: that’s supposed to be us jumping The Grand Canyon and in California those are supposed to be convertibles on surf boards.
CONVERTIBLES ON SURF BOARDS.
There’s something wonderful about Marvin Bileck’s minimal illustrations for All About the Stars.
my scanner couldn’t handle this jelly so now it looks like poop ):
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Monica Ramos: http://monicatramos.tumblr.com/
“Heimkehr” (Homecoming) by Hans Adolf Buhler, 1940
It’s not a tumor! It’s not a tumor. At all.