The last in our lil’ series of James Beard Award-nominated stuff from LP: The Secret Lives of Chefs by Lisa Hanawalt! This comic also appears in her upcoming book MY DIRTY DUMB EYES, published by Drawn & Quarterly.
Here’s this comic in full! Thanks Lucky Peach!
I just KEEP LAUGHING.
Collab with Maré! He wrote the words and I drew the pictures
Maré Odomo + Leslie Hung = GOLD
So I like to doodle.
These are a few picks from my Instagram feed. I downloaded all my doodle photos off it and am trying to figure out what to do with them, so I’ll just put some here~
Please, god, someone give this woman a character design job. I just want to see her babies all over the place.
From artist Gwen Vibancos comes this amazing poster for the new Godzilla film directed by Gareth Edwards.
I’ve been saying this for a few years now: MORE ILLUSTRATED MOVIE POSTERS, PLEASE.
Seriously, this is the coolest. We need more of this.
(Source: albotas)
Hi guyssss.
I’m selling a phone-friendly PDF, collecting 200 pages of comics and drawings from 2010-2012, to raise money for my web hosting.
Contains comics about video games, girls, and junk food and noodles. And nature and going home and cute little kids~
Drawn in Seattle, San Jose, San Francisco, LA, New York, and the Baltimore/DC area. Probably some other places too.
200 pages for $10 = 5 cents per page. That’s not bad, right?
HIGHLY recommend that you read this on your phone, on a bus, on a cold day, with coffee in your other hand. Or in bed, under the covers, when you can’t fall sleep. Third option: The Bathroom, while you’re doin’ stuff.
Thank you <3
I just bought this and you should too.
Did a little holiday photoshoot with my sister(Britt Wilson) acting as food stylist (she also did the hand drawn type over the photos!).
My younger brother and I collaborated on a Christmas baking project this year. A little out of our usual genre here at Ink Mountain, but really, who doesn’t like cookies?
Washington Post
Accompanied article about employers who have highly restricted hiring policies.
I love David Saracino’s faces. So much expression and movement!
