s-u-w-i:

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Drawing exercise (to not forget how fetching gentlemen are drawn đŸŽ©)

publicdomainreview:
“Steel engraving illustration by Gustave Doré for a French edition of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven, posthumously published in 1884.⁠ ⁠ One of 700+ prints available from our online shop — https://t.co/1gAB1ZmsiX
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publicdomainreview:

Steel engraving illustration by Gustave Doré for a French edition of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven, posthumously published in 1884.⁠ ⁠ One of 700+ prints available from our online shop — https://t.co/1gAB1ZmsiX

dungeonmapster:

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The Cursed City Megamap, finally finished.

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myjetpack:

Panel one. A bathroom. We can see the tap end of a bath. A speech bubble reads: “While the humdrum plot, stock characters and simplistic dialogue may irk some readers, perseverance is rewarded in the latter stages of the book
”  Panel two. The viewpoint has panned along, we now we the middle of the bath. A rubber duck sits on the side. The speech continues: “ wherein the author makes delightfully playful use of a rubber speaker then literally brings the reader into the story by placing a real mirror on the page!”  Panel three. We can now see the last part of the bath. A small baby holding a book is revealed to be the speaker. The baby finishes the review: “
 unquestionably one of the great waterproof bathtime books of our time! Five Stars!”ALT

My cartoon for this weekend’s Guardian Books.

minervr asked:

Mr. Gaiman sir!

Okay, that's enough formality. I have a question.

So recently, I discovered that nightmare in silver is a disliked episode of Doctor Who (I loved it, the dynamic of the doctor and cyberplanner? Love it).

Well, I have to ask, how much of it was changed without your saying if at all? And, do you ever feel regret for how the Cybermen became more robotic than cyborg?

Regardless, I absolutely adore the two episodes you've written for the show (the doctors wife is without flaw and no one can tell me otherwise)

neil-gaiman:

I’m still fond of the original script for Nightmare in Silver.

The Cybermen I wanted to write would have been much more like the ones in Wheel in Space, which were the Cybermen that scared me, but what the show wanted were higher tech, upgradable Cybermen.

It was originally written for Beryl Montague, when she was going to be that season’s companion
 (She became the short-lived Victorian governess who became Clara.)

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and it ended differently too



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highlandparanormalsociety:

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Back in stock at Games Omnivorous!

https://gamesomnivorous.com/products/haunted-almanac?variant=42061620379881

mioritic:

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Cabinet card depicting a woman fencer, mid-to-late 1880s

From the atelier of Ferenc Kozmata (Kozmata Ferenc, 1839-1902), Budapest

Collection of Nóra Mészöly

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s-u-w-i:

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And at last Song to the Moon or “Měsíčku na nebi hlubokĂ©m” (O, Moon High up in the Deep, Deep Sky)

Also, preorders are now  OPEN ✹ And I’m sorry to say that before I forgot to ask for your contacts because my brain apparently wasn’t working properly when I made the form. So, I’d like to beg everyone who filled out the form already but didn’t write any contact there to do so (of course, if you already bought a calendar from us in the past and I probably have your contact then you don’t have to). Sorry guys and thank you so much!

This year it’ll be a little wall calendar (with turning pages, not just a poster as in the few last years). A4 sized when opened. Printed in black&white on beige eco-friendly paper. The cost (shipping included) is 25USD.

Cena kalendáƙe v rĂĄmci ČR je 400kč s poĆĄtovnĂœm v ceně.

texasthrillbilly:

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Tintin meeting other adventure icons.

By Adam Murphy

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highlandparanormalsociety:

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