comicallyvintage: The Eraser Who Tried To Rub Out Batman! (via)

comicallyvintage:

The Eraser Who Tried To Rub Out Batman! (via)

thewarpedpassage: (via -milklizard, heartmindspirit)

thewarpedpassage:

(via -milklizard, heartmindspirit)

burbs: (via wefightfor)

burbs:

(via wefightfor)

burbs: violetprison: photo of the day that…  made me laugh.

burbs:

violetprison:

photo of the day that…  made me laugh.

This guy done some great letters. Introducing Jon Contino.

This guy done some great letters. Introducing Jon Contino.

black-and-white: ghost cars

black-and-white:

ghost cars

From Public School: ‘In the year 1950, cities are going to be awesome. The tops of buildings will be used to land aircraft, we’ll have spiral escalators and tons of electric trains. We’ll even have two highways; one for people who drive like me and one for everyone else who drives slow. The year 1950 is going to be awesome.’

From Public School:

‘In the year 1950, cities are going to be awesome. The tops of buildings will be used to land aircraft, we’ll have spiral escalators and tons of electric trains. We’ll even have two highways; one for people who drive like me and one for everyone else who drives slow. The year 1950 is going to be awesome.’

Even in literature and art, no man who bothers about originality will ever be original: whereas if you simply try to tell the truth (without caring twopence how often it has been told before) you will, nine times out of ten, become original without ever having noticed it.
C. S. Lewis (via ableparris)
Neil Summerour of Positype & TypeTrust is amazing. I use his fonts often and admire his calligraphy.

Neil Summerour of Positype & TypeTrust is amazing. I use his fonts often and admire his calligraphy.

iheartmyart: Laurent Grasso, painting from the series, “Studies into the Past”, 2010 oil on panel painting: 11 7/8 x 9 3/8 inches (30 x 24 cm) 

iheartmyart:

Laurent Grasso, painting from the series, “Studies into the Past”, 2010 oil on panel painting: 11 7/8 x 9 3/8 inches (30 x 24 cm)