ROB OSBORNE | Go Forth & Conquer
So a little bit about me. I'm an artist, a writer, a creative thinker, a runner, a husband, a father, and everything else. I draw cartoons, design things, make things go.
Are you interested in art? Living a life of adventure? World domination? Then you may like what's happening here.
The world is yours. Go forth and conquer!
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For more, visit: http://robosborne.net
And: http://absolutetyrant.com
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(via mamajules1975)
1957 C. Speyer Winkler’s Concept Design Drawings of Philco Televisions via midcenturymodernfreak
Avengers-Star Wars Clone mash-ups by my pal Jon Bolerjack.
Dick Purcell as Captain America via continuednextweek
(via themarvelageofcomics)
After years of striving toward a noteworthy accomplishment, Alice triumphantly placed a feather in her cap.
(via questionthebox)
Industrial strength massager via midcenturymodernfreak
You could also sand the deck with this thing.
There’s just something about girls and robots, hmm. Anne Francis in the Forbidden Planet, 1956. Via bunnyonplanetq
Buster Crabbe as Flash Gordon, 1936. Via bunnyonplanetq
Do you write a story with the end in mind? Brian Michael Bendis does, and he metaphors his way to this glorious conclusion: If you know where you’re going, you’ll take the roads that get you there. If you don’t know your destination, you’ll take any road and end up somewhere unintended.
Is it dangerous to take action without choosing your intention? Yes. Stop letting the wind and circumstances blow you around. Put your hands on the wheel and drive.
This doesn’t just work for writing. But you already knew that. (smiley emoticon)
Brian Michael Bendis takes questions over on his tumblr. If you want to write, but you’re having difficulty starting, you may benefit from this stupendously productive writer as he doles out this answer to “how do I get myself to write?”
