Dans le carton de nenent la petite fille aux allumettes (1845) BLOG | LES PETITS RIENS | BÉNÉDICTE KLÈNE, Artiste plasticienne & chroni-croqueuse Design daily news Medieval | John Howe (Special thanks to the Companie of Saint George) | Images Bestowing a level of integrity on any fantasy world means accepting aspects of it that you may never explore, constructing an alternative art history, creating artefacts and costume styles, accepting inconsistencies and blank spots, finding the best way to make it appear as a realistic universe. Something of a contradiction, perhaps, but the necessarily empirical approach involved – if indeed you are provided with the excuse to return to any given world – weaves these inconsistencies into the fabric of the place. But how do you make a cloak look convincing? If it can’t be real, it should be realistic. This text is taken from “Myth & Magic“, HarperCollinsPublishers, 2001
décor (La Fenice) Mesaquarelles.blog Calvin and Hobbes Invade The Real World Who didn’t love the comic strip starring the mouthy Calvin and his sidekick Hobbes? The beloved comic strip by Bill Watterson ran for ten years, with readers taking delight in the audacious duo and their never-ending adventures. So is it any surprise that Redditor Nite4awk has created a series of photoshopped images depicting Calvin and Hobbes getting up to trouble in real life settings. He’s taken these two lovable characters and placed them in real forests, deserts, and living rooms. We see them causing a ruckus in the woods, running scared in the desert, and sharing a quiet moment with a book in hand. Share With Your Friends