Protect the Meatball that is Chris Evans

Leon Rozelaar, back in the game with this incredible illustration of the Murder on the Rockport Limited’s final moments. It is so, so dope.

Recaposter in which some scary ogres battle for supremacy and SOMEONE rips SOMEONE ELSE’S arm off.

the adventure zone is a Good Podcast with Good Characters

A rendering of Taako, from Sara Goetter. I think she nailed it, particularly how super, super dumb he is.

Magnus, Merle and Taako portraits, from listener Francisco Manzo! A bit edgier than I imagine them being, but I love that this is how someone interprets them!

Art for Chapter Four from Leon Rozelaar! I didn’t expect Magic Brian to be so knavishly handsome, but I’m into it. And that crusher-bot! Amazing stuff.

Me IRL, as drawn up by SaintCheddars. I am almost always surrounded by floating geometry, and have weird rock-warts like, all over.

Johan and the Void Fish

Check out the adventure at  http://www.maximumfun.org/shows/adventure-zone?page=2

I did this for last night’s inktober but it’s not….really on theme. It’s just Adventure Zone fanart. I gave Klarg pedipalps because, that’s cute (and I’m not actually sure what a bug bear is besides ‘furry goblin’??)

In which the adventurers are confronted by the crystal golem and everything is made out of crystal!

who wants Armie Hammer for Hal Jordan? ME!!!!

@ Armie Hammer i gotta see this, man……..plz………. *dying*

Go give it a listen here! Also these designs are super inspired by Carey Pietsch’s Adventure Zone art, go check that out too!

Sebastian Stan by Jennifer Rocholl for Nylon Guys (2011)

“In my own life, I have a deep connection with my family and the value of those bonds. I’ve always loved stories about people who put their families before themselves. It’s such a noble endeavor. You can’t choose your family, as opposed to friends. Especially in L.A. You really get to see how friendships are put to the test; it stirs everyone’s egos. But if something goes south with a friend, you have the option to say we’re not friends anymore. Your family—that’s your family. Trying to make that system work and trying to make it not just functional but actually enjoyable is a really challenging endeavor, and that’s certainly how it is with my family.“ - Chris Evans photographed by Mark Segal for Esquire Magazine’s April 2017 issue. 

While we were waiting to board the plane, Evans told me that as he lay in bed the night before, “I started exploring the sensation of ‘What if the chute doesn’t open?’ Those last minutes where you know. You’re not gonna pass out; you’re gonna be wide awake. So what? Do I close my eyes? Hopefully, it would be quick. Lights out. I fucking hope it would be quick. And then I was like, if you’re gonna do it, let’s just pretend there is no way this is going to go wrong. Just really embrace it and jump out of that plane with gusto.” Evans also shared that he’d looked up the rate of skydiving fatalities. “It’s, like, 0.006 fatalities per one thousand jumps. So I figure our odds are pretty good.” - Chris Evans is Ready for a Fight.

After the fall of the temple.