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Bob peak movie poster "Camelot" 1967
Bob Peak
Because nothing says "I'm taking my golf seriously" like a painting that looks like it was created by someone who just got hit in the face with a golf club.
In all seriousness, this is a technique inspiring piece of advertising art by famed artist/illustrator Robert "Bob" Peak.
Source: Reader's Digest, May 1964.

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The Reluctant Knight by Donato Giancola, 2007
St. George and the Dragon by Donato Giancola, 2010
enchanted tea kettle dragons
all of these designs are up on my kofi
One of the most recognizable examples of Soviet branding - packaging for “Alyonka” chocolate bar.
Original photo was made by Alexander Gerinas of his eight months daughter Lena in 1960.
In 1966, the photo was redrawn by Nikolai Maslov, Krasny Oktyabr’s artist, and appeared on the chocolate bar. To this day it’s used on Alyonka wrappers.
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i recently found out what the * * * that sometimes separates parts of a text is called and youre never gonna fucking believe it

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“The Cat and the Porridge”, 1935, Yuri Vasnetsov
Everyone except me is wrong about The Character
And my beloved mutual who fills a sort of "scheming advisor" role in my opinions about The Character
the amount of lawsuits these exploited children are going to be filing 20 years from now is going to be crazy and im all for it
Source is Instagram user thatmodernlife. Per Reddit, this post was deleted quickly, and was captioned:
Busan, South Korea
Not to be a luddite on main but the defense "well you're just like the people who were against cars or who thought cinemas were just a passing fad" is actually faulty at its very core. There are thousands of things that WERE passing fads. That didnt last. Thousands of things that were unsafe and didnt work out. We're removing asbestos wherever we can. We're removing mercury. We stopped bleeding people to cure them. Eating goldfish alive and standing at the top of a pole were fads. Even heelies didnt last, for a more benine example. Just because the thing that is being opposed is 'recent' doesnt it mean it will last forever or is necessary a good progress.
People used to ingest radioactive material as a vitamin and take morphine as cough syrup, this is not the first time we’ve been sold poison by ignorant or evil people

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Your regular reminder that trickle-down economics is a cruel joke designed by the wealthy.
HE FOUND TUMBLR??????
I’ve been here the whole time.
Dear god, he's not kidding...
The Quest and Achievement of the Holy Grail (Panel XV: The Golden Tree, c.1893-1902) by Edwin Austin Abbey (1852–1911)