Hey now, credit where credit is due!
We actually had a table next to these two at C2E2, Sarah and Catherine Satrun. They had discovered that this went viral when we were at the show, and they were quite pleased! Chan did an art exchange with them and now we have this print. Adorable stuff, check them out!
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“Venus, Cupid, Folly and Time [Allegory of the Triumph of Venus]” (detail), 1545, Agnolo Bronzino. (via)
“Crowded into the claustrophobic foreground of the painting are several figures whose identities have been the subject of extensive scholarly debate. (…) The old woman rending her hair has been called Jealousy—though some believe her to represent the ravaging effects of syphilis (result of unwise intercourse)”. (from the Wikipedia)
SAD HAPPY STORY: Read some post on Tumblr where a child wanted a drawing pad and his father ripped it up, causing me to almost cry behind the table. Then these two walked by, and my faith in humanity had a salve applied to it. And that also made me “almost cry”. Thanks not shitty Dads! #c2e2 #mst3k
So many Doctor Strange cosplays, lots of ladies. I’m in actual heaven.
The dashing rakes that confidently, yet slowly prepare to dump a piping hot pile of Venture Bros. Season 5 in your laps.
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Dude yells “Hench!” (Referring to shirt) at me, then “May 19th!”. Whispered “June 2nd” to him, & held his hands consoling him as he cried.
Also, he had a Bat Hank tattoo.
The end, love you dude.
#C2E2 I’m here at table G17 in Artist Alley. Also, it’s not a con til you have a button on your lanyard. A problem fixed within 10 minutes. Thanks Jason!
Oh my god, my heart!! Be still!
G17 in Artist Alley (PS, everyone else: this is for C2E2. If you’re there, stop by and get things from Chandra Free and Drew Gaska!)
(And also bring me coffee.)Yeah it happens sometimes. Weird, right? Thanks!
Make-shift jazz player Delz. @soulbots #c2e2
Chicago-bound despair
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“Venus, Cupid, Folly and Time [Allegory of the Triumph of Venus]” (detail), 1545, Agnolo Bronzino. (via)
“Crowded into the claustrophobic foreground of the painting are several figures whose identities have been the subject of extensive scholarly debate. (…) The old woman rending her hair has been called Jealousy—though some believe her to represent the ravaging effects of syphilis (result of unwise intercourse)”. (from the Wikipedia)](http://25.media.tumblr.com/6782eef48c26428f0c37c8cddaa32483/tumblr_mf8ylaJUvA1rbuhr4o1_500.jpg)
