A semi-bosozoku inspired batmobile. #batman pic.twitter.com/v6nsHlJYlU— Tristan Reidford (@TristanRiedford) July 6, 2020
— Orange Cassidy (@orangecassidy) July 18, 2020
Laughing at this thing I made one day at Taco Bell. pic.twitter.com/8En1hjyY1D— ECD Joshua Ariza (@Joshua_Ariza) March 28, 2020
Dark Phoenix pic.twitter.com/aplvIeOSHi— Rod Reis (@RodReis) July 20, 2020
Added some last remaining copies of some old favorites, as well as test prints, skateboard decks, and other stuff to the store. Use SDCCISDEAD at checkout for free US shipping:https://t.co/goCGqTR09v— Anthony Petrie (@zombiebacons) July 21, 2020
It’d be amazing if theme parks released “Art Of” books for every major attraction, like film/animation/game design studios do. It’d be an amazing educational tool and give designers a chance to share more of our work.— Maria Mondloch (@MariaMondloch) July 14, 2020
No living actor could capture the expression of the comic book editor who, during a portfolio review, told me I drew hands poorly and needed to start using my own hands as reference just as they noticed my actual hands and realized I had been all along.— Phillip Hester (@philhester) July 20, 2020
This happened in an art class where the teacher said in a crit that one kid was drawing HUGE heads and then turned and looked at him and realized why— Erica Henderson (@EricaFails) July 20, 2020
That kid went on to invent Funko Pops— Art Of Coop (@ARTofCOOP) July 20, 2020
