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whaat next?

no mediocre sh!t, honest.

owleyedspectacles:

For anyone who wanted the galaxy clothing tutorial, here it is! (Hopefully it’ll be sized at a readable level now.)


Sorry if I’ve rambled on and made anything unclear.

i’m a sucker for anything space related. 

(via babyrisks)

tifferini-graphics:

Avengers Minimalist Posters
Part 8 - “Abilities & Weapons”
Requested by supersnazzy
[Click to enlarge]

(via azelie)

How to make a TARDIS model

Things you’ll need:
cardboard -I used cereal/granola bar box cardboard -bonus if it’s made from recycled material.
templates -you can find this in the pdf file in step 2.
clear plastic (for the widows) -I used the clear plastic (?PVC) that is used as packaging material
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blue paint, pen and tape.
silver paint and paint brushes.
glue and masking tape.
ruler and X-acto knife or scissors.
sandpaper
small plastic tube or a drinking straw - I used a plastic tube that held erasers for mechanical pencils.
2-3 white LEDs, button battery, on/off switch, wire and soldering iron.
Digital sound recorder.

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shout-out to hayat, i love you.

How to make a TARDIS model

Things you’ll need:

  • cardboard -I used cereal/granola bar box cardboard -bonus if it’s made from recycled material.
  • templates -you can find this in the pdf file in step 2.
  • clear plastic (for the widows) -I used the clear plastic (?PVC) that is used as packaging material
  • .
  • blue paint, pen and tape.
  • silver paint and paint brushes.
  • glue and masking tape.
  • ruler and X-acto knife or scissors.
  • sandpaper
  • small plastic tube or a drinking straw - I used a plastic tube that held erasers for mechanical pencils.
  • 2-3 white LEDs, button battery, on/off switch, wire and soldering iron.
  • Digital sound recorder.

Read more.

shout-out to hayat, i love you.

martinekenblog:

Nazario Graziano, is an italian freelance illustrator, art-director, graphic-designer.

(via mymania)

fystarwars:

KEEP CALM.. (by Misery)

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sciencefiction:

These are fictional magazine covers from Blade Runner. They were created by production illustrator Tom Southwell in 1980-1981 and appeared in the background on a magazine stand in the city streets. (!!!!)

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tom gauld’s tumblr

so, one of my favorite cartoonists made a tumblr. he’s officially awesomer-er than ever. check out his original site here

thank you for making wonderful cartoons/illustrations sir and thank you noura for letting me know about this.

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