GO SEE GODZILLA MINUS ONE! GO SEE GODZILLA MINUS ONE! GO SEE GODZILLA MINUS ONE!

Happy 40th!

Not the greatest thing in the world but I’m steadily getting better with digital drawing. Here’s a small thing I did for The Dark Crystal, showcasing the Skeksis’ morning ritual where the nasty vulture-lizards rejuvenate themselves so they can continue to talk smack to each other.

Considering my pfp is Rod Serling, I'd imagine that whatever I'm eating would turn out to either be alive/an alien or some kind of commentary on how I view the world.

Haven’t been on here in eons. My bad. Anyway here's a pic of Steve McQueen because he's a certified badass.

Enjoy this crappy meme I made. I love Kira but the moment of her death is just perfectly ripe for shit like this.

My tribute to Jiro Dan, the lead actor from Return of Ultraman who passed away the other day.

So on my Instagram explore page there's this account called oldhollywoodconfessions, and since I had never really looked at it much, I decided to take a quick dive and see what it was about.

From the name I was expecting the basic appreciation/criticism towards old actors and actresses, which is seen in these images here:

But most of these confessions on the page are more along the lines of this:

There's a lot of James Dean-related ones.

And then, lo and behold, I discovered the more... Sexually-charged confessions.

And that's how I found this absolute gem of an image:

Simple. Straight to the point. Flawless. This is how you deliver a confession folks.

Traffic

Saw The Dark Crystal in theaters tonight for the 40th anniversary. I can easily say without a doubt in my mind that if I had been a movie-goer in the 80s when it came out I would still love it just as much as I do now.

Seeing it in theaters was just so fucking COOL! And there were a decent amount of people there as well (about twenty), which made it even better.

If you ever get a chance to see your favorite movies in a theater, do it. You will not regret it; I am legitimately the happiest I've been in a while. The amount of euphoria I felt throughout the showing is something that everybody deserves to experience.

Found myself doodling in my poetry notebook and came up with a new mythical creature. I don't have a name for it yet.

The design occurred to me when I thought of crossing over Bigfoot with an ox. I'd like to think that they burrow into the ground and their antlers become trees when they go dormant.

And of course the older they are, the bigger they are. Maybe size would differ based on the type of tree.