A Tumbl in the Right Direction

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mizuaoi:

psyduckminded:

Lady Rainicorn - Me
Photographer - Sedamagpie

Does someone wish to explain to me why this doesn’t have more notes? 

THATS A JAKE BASKET CARRYING ALL OF THEIR CHILDREN. COME ON

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silisboo:

aand something little different this time

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bravestwarriors:

bravestwarriors:

The Bravest Warriors Season 1 Trivia Game will be available to play tomorrow on Cartoon Hangover

Re-watch the series today to brush up on your Warrior knowledge and be prepared to put your skills to the test!

If you win, there just might be a special never before seen prize…

Later today you will be able to play the Trivia Game.

Stay tuned to Cartoon Hangover for the game

adventuretime:

One Last Job

Jesse and Ako’s “One Last Job” makes its premiere tonight. Jesse says, “One Last Job is one of my favorite eps I’ve worked on. I feel like Ako and I were working together really well on this one. Maybe she would say something else, but I don’t know I can’t read her mind!”

Plus, it features Tiffany.

Thanks, Jesse, for the promo art.

ask-running-riot:

ask-the-freeman:

papabearredfield:

god-rest-ye-sexy-fictional-men:

did I mention that I love whoever made this

what is this fuckery you just made common sense less common

Gatorade’s useful?

^ Last time I checked.. It wasn’t..

Every single one of those are a Monsanto product. This post is suspect.

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rizucchini:

inc redible

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adventuretime:

Adventure Time designer/board artist Michael DeForge’s Very Casual getting some love from The New York Times Sunday Book Review. It deserves it, too.

koyamapress:

Michael DeForge’s collection of comics culled from anthologies, limited run mini-comics and award-winning one-offs, Very Casual (9780987963079 | May 2013 | $15.00 | Trade Paper) has been reviewed by Douglas Wolk in the  The New York Times Sunday Book Review.

“[Very Casual] collects perverse, funny, haunting stories by the Canadian cartoonist Michael DeForge, whose pet subject is the overwhelming creepiness of bodies. Everything and everyone in his drawings is dripping, bubbling and developing unsightly growths. He warps and dents the assured, geometrical forms of vintage newspaper strips and new wave-era graphics into oddly adorable horrors; his stories are prone to whiplash formal shifts.” — Douglas Wolk, The New York Times

Read the whole review here!

emptycicada:

Bubbline drawing complete!<3
I wanted to paint that pink face for so long and the time finally came - w -<3
Enjoy the upcoming summer days guys, rest a lot, go to places, meet with friends, have fun♡

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