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Dorothy and Otis Shepard, Program for Villa Park Santa Catalina, 1934. See more of the Shepards’ advertising work in the Online Archive. Become a member for early access: link in bio.: https://t.co/a126kCJcU2
saw this in my archive.
look at all that dorks.
Thanks for the good old times and have a good year
@KnightPersica I hope I'm not late, I just can't decide. I'll pick my ghost guy. He's a phantom sorcerer that curates a cursed literature archive. He's pretty mousey while organizing his collection, but gets a mean streak if one of his books aren't returned on time.
More from the archive. I still haven't been able to see Ralph Breaks the Internet. I'm sure I'll do another Ralph painting when I do! #WreckItRalph2 #WreckItRalph #BiggerArt #digitalart #Imgonnawreckmymentalhealth #painting #bara
So much content to pick from. I'll probably end up just picking some of my favs and end up putting the rest on a downloadable archive.
I got got! Y'all better check your whole archive. Tumblr has gone full potato
Animation Archive. Colour set ups for Captain star. Cel. At the end of production we got a clock. We were paid as well but the clock was lovely. Didn’t work, but lovely.
Animation Archive. Colour set ups for Captain star on cel. I did layout with these. These character style was tough to get right but fun.
Today the Feminist Library launch a crowdfunding campaign for a new building. We are asking the public to help us raise £30,000. Help protect this vital community space and archive. Give us a retweet London! https://t.co/2tCJv5g8Ns #feministlibrarynewhome #London #feminist
Animation Archive. The charm of Chris Randall. First two are Fantomcat the last is Alias the Jester. Drawn straight down in pen to be handed out to mist likely Paul Salmon to clean up.
If you have some time to kill today, I highly recommend getting lost in The William Blake Archive. https://t.co/bGdCdpTxZl There is a digitalised copy of each print of Blake's works. And a good commentary too. Fascinating! #artistsbooks
Found contemporaneous (?) notes on Taylor & Skinners map (1777) from online archive. Says Deerpark plantation near Sixmilebridge was bought in 1710 by Dalton whose descendant sold it to Caleb Powell (collector in Limerick) in 1765. Can anyone confirm? @Cooplafocal @ResearchatNUIG