Godzilla VS. Mothra
illustration by Fawn Veerasunthorn :: via bluefootstudios.blogspot.ca
Hey Oscar Wilde!
A spot to archive nerd images of interest from out of print/hard to find art books, magazines, comics and other assorted ephemera laying about as well as detours into other things found about the web. I really do try my due diligence to make sure none of these things have been seen online before with the scanned images or at least new to Tumblr with the web stuff to make it worth everyone's while and to have fresh content but, y'know, I'm not perfect and I'm not going to lose sleep over it.
Some of the pieces from the 'Hey Oscar Wilde! It's Clobberin' Time!!!' literary art collection (link above) may make it over here from time to time as well. Or not.
Much randomness ahead...
Posts tagged japan
Monsters of Rock
Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah illustrated by Carrie Liao :: via sprezzaturan.blogspot.ca
children’s Batman shoes and accompanying shoebox produced in Japan circa 1965 :: scanned from Chip Kidd’s Bat-Manga :: Pantheon Books :: 2008
Wind me up.
Japanese Boba Fett tin wind up toy circa 1997 :: scanned from Star Wars: 1000 Collectibles :: Abrams Books :: 2008
For your consideration…
Pixar artists have donated a new round of artwork for the Artists Help Japan Earthquake & Tsunami Fund. They are currently up for bid on ebay including the above image by Dice Tsutsumi.
Japanese Batman children’s mask circa 1967 :: scanned from Chip Kidd’s Bat-Manga :: Pantheon Books :: 2008
James Bond 007/Thunderball themed paper bag from Japan :: via illustrated007.blogspot.com
meanwhile…
Godzilla by Juan Molinet :: via lebureau.tv
Japan
illustration by Marcelo Clapp :: via flickr.com
The Definition of Karaoke
illustration by Tan Nuyen :: via flickr.com
James Bond Thunderball attache case shooting game from Japan circa 1964 :: via filmtvtoys.com
Japanese Batman tin toy circa 1967 :: scanned from Chip Kidd’s Bat-Manga :: Pantheon Books :: 2008
art by Dice Tsutsumi :: via simplestroke.com
Pixar’s Scott Morse is selling a painting with 100% of the proceeds going to the Red Cross for aid from the earthquake in Japan. It’s available for purchase it at skottiescott.com.
You can also give to the Red Cross by texting 90-999, then Redcross, when prompted type YES to donate $10.
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