THE PREPOSTEROUS BOLLOX OF THE SITUATION
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She has such an interestingly beautiful face
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Rose Leslie by Rebecca Miller for Bust
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Carice van Houten by Janey van Ierland
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Drew Barrymore
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Léa Seydoux
(via santolouco)
“TMNT Posters by Chris Pretska.
“Four 17”x11” screen prints, hand pulled and numbered. Edition of 40. Cowabunga.
“These will be on sale Tuesday, May 21st, around 12:00 PM EST. Please follow on Twitter for the sale announcement.”
Promotional ad for Kevin Eastman & Peter Laird’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #2. Art by Kevin Eastman, 1985.
Lunchtime reading.
Lunchtime reading.
“New TMNT papertoys - Casey and April O’neil , you can pack away in the Van.”
“…I thought I’d post some of my TMNT thumbnails. This is the complete issue #13 in thumbs. These were done 8 per one 8.5 x 11 sheet of printer paper. The grey tones were added in photoshop. These are tighter than I usually go at this stage because Nickelodeon was approving them as pencils. After that I would just turn in the finished inked pages. I hope you dig them.”
(via kuhnart: TMNT #16)
Raphael, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle, by Eric Talbot.
(via Comic Art Fans)
The pilot episode. Pretty much 99% of this was all boarded by Ciro, so it was more or less responsible for getting the series green lit. It was me and my then storyboard partner’s (the talented adam lucas) and the director Mike Chang’s job to basically add a few extra shots and sequences here and there. In the original version the turtles didn’t have their skateboards. A few shots in there I was happy with though.
If you’re not watching this series, you are seriously missing out.
(via kuhnart: TMNT #15)
“The LEGO Group, makers of the world’s leading construction toys, and Nickelodeon, one of the world’s leading entertainment brands for kids, announced today an expansion of their global partnership to develop construction toys inspired by the recently launched CG-animated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles television series. The collection is slated to launch in North America and the UK in January 2013 and will roll out in global markets later in the year. The companies have a long-standing relationship and first partnered together in 2006 to create LEGO® SpongeBob Squarepants. Nickelodeon’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles premiered on Sept. 29 and was an instant hit, drawing almost 12 million viewers during its premiere weekend.”
