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Cover art to Harlan Ellison’s “I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream” by Leo and Diane Dillon
Image by Anna Dillon, landscape artist of the British Isles and Ireland. 'The Goring Gap,' is a view of Streatley and Goring on the border of Oxfordshire.
@mccreaman The thing I always loved about Steve Dillon's art was its revelation that we, as humans, are so much more than we realize: more daring, more vulnerable, more passionate, more ridiculous, more willing to punch polar bears right in the face
"while in her innocence she was walking about the finely-cultivated garden, she had plucked a pomegranate from the bending tree…"
Metamorphoses | Ovid
Proserpine could've returned from the underworld for good, if only she hadn't seen that tree.
#MythologyMonday
🖼️Julie Dillon
One season can change it all!
“A Season in Hell is a gut-wrenching, heartbreaking story. You won’t soon forget Dillon or Keisha. Her struggle is as timely today as ever.”—John Palisano
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#baseball #BlackLivesMatter #mustreads
A few figures from Greek Mythology by illustrators Leo and Diane Dillon: Atalanta, Zeus, Heracles and Cadmus. From the book, Classical Greece (1965).
cute dancing villains
#droctopus #greengoblin #normanosborn #ottooctavius #curtconnors #lizard #maxdillon #electro #flintmarco #sandman #octoblin
I can finally show Dillon, my new #DnDcharacter who is a #selkie artificer/bard. Amalthea is going to retire, because she wants to focus on taking care of her adopted child.
From Venom 2018 #6 🥺 when I take out the realistic proportions, Eddie completely dwarfs Dillon in size 😂❤️🩹✨
One season can change it all!
“A Season in Hell is a gut-wrenching, heartbreaking story. You won’t soon forget Dillon or Keisha. Her struggle is as timely today as ever.”—John Palisano
Dive in for only 99c: https://t.co/QB7puGSGAl
#baseball #BlackLivesMatter #mustreads
Tenía que ser Dillon el que le causa más celos a Lin Hu jaja @ArtsLionbear 😂🐻
Sunday -- that airless graveyard that the brutalized week finally stumbles into and collapses
Chandler Brossard, Wake up. We're almost there
Illustration by Dillon Samuelson
