drawings – Earthly Mission

Weirdness can be funny, believe me.

Hah, these are pretty funny…

A map that connects us all.

Everything is going Star Wars these days and Winnie the Pooh is not an exception.

All heavy, if not all metal. Anyway, this guy is heavy metal.

Luvely stuff.

Your favorite cartoon characters are all gone.

Friends draw a bike from memory, designer brings them into life.

All the ways of the Antichrist.

I’ve discovered members of our old DJ crew here: Calumet, Ghost Dancer and Tomazooma (myself).

What the ocean floor actually looks like.

Hah, these are pretty funny…

I SHALL MAKE ALL THE UNIVERSE WILD AND PRIMITIVE!

Someone at Simplebooklet has decided to present the miserable life of today’ librarians in 1950’s pulp fiction covers, and it’s hilarious. I mean look below.

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He-Gassen, or “the fart war” from Japan’s Edo Period (1603-1868) depicts an epic battle of gas between booty-baring men and women on horseback and on foot. Even a cat gets caught up in the fray at one point, but the meaning of all the images is the same: this scroll and similar drawings were created in response to increasing intrusion of Europeans in Japan during the Edo period (1603-1868). Japan’s xenophobia towards the newcomers was so great that the powerful gusts of human wind hereby depicted can break through boards and traverse wide battlefields – so share this with caution.

I don’t know what’s all this fuss about Bigfoot. They should go to an Iron Maiden concert – there they can encounter thousands of ’em. Anyway, this is a sketch by a long-forgotten California informant describing to veteran Bigfoot firld investigator, Peter Guttila, what she observed in the mountains in Southern California in 1987 (when Iron Maiden was on the top, interestingly).

“Legs shorther than the arms, arms hung to the groin, no waist, thick body, prolific amount of head and body hair, enormous feet and toes, the tops of which are not overed in hair, flat belly, very muscular and cut bangs that framed thge creature’s face above the eyebrows… very short neck… human looking eyes. No conical head, no sagittal crest, no sloped forehead… small male genitalia…” Well, I would definitely argue about this last one, but otherwise… an Iron Maiden fan indeed…

“I took particular notice of this sketch in Peter’s files,” writes the original author, “because I also observed ‘cut forehead hair’ two years earlier in Northern California…” Man, was Ramones involved too?

via Bigfoot Encounters

Man, was Ramones involved too?

These cool-looking mashups of robots and old Soviet life by Tkachenko Andrey bring back the car brands that were around (me) in my childhood.

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Artist Q’bot Q’botcenko is from Silesia, Poland, a traditional coal mining area, so I’m not surprised he sees small square-shaped coal mine planets in the air. They look cool though.

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