Have spent weeks trying to draw a logo for my product business. These are definitely not it. pic.twitter.com/ga7Kz4s3sv— Simone Giertz (@SimoneGiertz) July 30, 2020
and since a bunch of people requested it... I added t-shirts and stickers to the merch store: https://t.co/zfCSO3CXU2— Simone Giertz (@SimoneGiertz) July 30, 2020
映画館でやってる内に早く行かねば!! pic.twitter.com/PjRoJtDyxT— タケウチ リョースケ (@ryosuketarou) July 26, 2020
Inkheart animatronic Minotaur head by Millennium FX Ltd (FB: https://t.co/LQEMa6oVHh). #Minotaur #Animatronic #CraftYourFandom pic.twitter.com/4RIEpKXn4g— the RPF (@therpf) July 30, 2020
Having fun imagining what my trippy Batman might look like pic.twitter.com/GcWjG7J4JA— Christian Ward (@cjwardart) July 30, 2020
Cover I made for @Unknown_Comics' variant of THOR issue 6 #marvelcomics— Miguel Mercado (@merkymerx) July 27, 2020
First thing I wanted to do after I was done painting this was to rock out on my guitar with the amp on max volume. pic.twitter.com/uAnU8bKTfs
I bought this book basically because I still don't know how to play chess but the actual main reason is because is SO freaking beautiful??? I love this artist style so much 😢 Thank you so much Jean-Paul Colbus for your amazing work 😭💖💖 pic.twitter.com/HiSIE8J6Uu— kura ✏️_:(´□`」 ∠):_ en🏡casita (@bioneun_usan) July 13, 2020
S1-4: Realms of Horror, 1987 supermodule with Larry Elmore cover, featuring Acererak from Tomb of Horrors, the volcano from White Plume Mountain, an android from Expedition to the Barrier Peaks, & the vampire Drelnza from The Lost Temple of Tsojcanth https://t.co/fz600whzvO pic.twitter.com/KfoYGa2C3e— Cory Doctorow #BLM (@doctorow) July 26, 2020
Electric crime-solver ⚡ pic.twitter.com/1dfa0bKMVE— James Chapman (@chapmangamo) May 25, 2019
patreon lockscreen from May featuring Nemo! I'm planning on doing one of these every month, maybe make a zine someday🐟🐠🐟✨https://t.co/gheF94uoZm pic.twitter.com/IFMz5xA8he— ɯǝɹ (@tsulala) July 23, 2020
in an ideal world, yeah - but as all the best print shops are already working at capacity, if each poster had double the print run, you'd only have half the number of posters to choose from in a year— Matt Taylor (@MattTaylorDraws) July 26, 2020
