Stranger In The Desert “B”

A mouth-watering fuck-ton of gun references.

Before you draw any gun, be absolutely certain you are familiar with the parts of a gun. That sounds cliché and dumb, but if you end up wondering “Why does this thing look so shitty?” it’s probably ‘cause you don’t know how a gun works. Know how it moves and what fits in where. And please know where the hands are placed when firing!!! If you hold a gun at the wrong place, you can lose a finger! Also know where the head will be positioned. The person will be looking down the barrel to line up the sights (the two protruding thingies at the top that help you pinpoint your target). Don’t know enough about guns, let alone what type to utilize? Here (the Glock and the “Frag Nade” are mixed up):

And if you’re pro on guns, here’s an orgasmic list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_firearms

And if you wanna get a little creative:

I’m always a fan of the minigun………

Blueberry: Three Black Birds 1/3

A short sketched comic written and drawn by Gir in 1996(or as he signs it, his sort of third personae Jean-Gir). It was originally published in a Mojo Press collection called The Blueberry Saga: Confederate Gold, and later on its own as a black and white portfolio. Later still, he added watercolor to the pages and it was released as its own book, which also contained a history and timeline of the Blueberry universe.

Mark Zug’s Magic: The Gathering Illustrations.