#Brian Brown

[sitting-on-me-bum]

The amazing — and unknown — diversity of insects living in the Amazon canopy

A member of the Anthribidae family, this fungivorous beetle is associated with decaying trees in mature tropical forests. Adults feed on fungi, while larvae live on the trunks of dead trees.

Image by Brian Brown/Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History.

[graphicpolicy]

Legalization Nation is an interesting graphic novel on the haphazard legalization of cannabis

Spend your #420 with Legalization Nation, an interesting graphic novel on the haphazard legalization of cannabis #comics #comicbooks #graphicnovel

New York Times-bestseller and Eisner Award-winner Brian Box Brown returns with a collection of his weekly comic strip which focuses on the ins and outs of cannabis legalization. Legalization Nation collects the last 3 years worth of strips and is considered by many in cannabis circles to be the true conscience of the cannabis world. Story: Brian Box BrownArt: Brian Box Brown Get your copy now!…

[transformersweatpants]

The Doctor Dolittle Incident, one of the funniest fucking things in all Dimension 20 herstory.

My commissions are open!

[loadbearingbees]

made this in honor of getting top surgery today

[mynzah]

Love...Oneness...Heart...

If thou be among people, make for thyself Love, the beginning and end of the heart… ~ Ptah-Hotep (Wisdom of the Egyptians, 1923..Brian Brown) http://www.twitter.com/MYNZAHhttp://www.mynzahosiris.wordpress.comhttp://www.instagram.com/mynzah/http://www.facebook.com/Mynzah/

[unhauntng]

the first iteration of the dream team is so funny.

imagine youre a regular new yorker and you’re being attacked by santas or bugs or devils at an art show and things are weird but you also can’t quite tell what’s actually happening (got to love umbral arcana) ? but you’re scared out of your mind until a drunk lady punches the scary monster in the face and the guy who’s clearly a drug dealer starts blasting fire out of his hands?? maybe he’s got a lighter and some hairspray, though he’s also holding a gun? and then a very nice and serious older guy is keeping everything calm and encouraging his friends and you think everything is going to be okay, especially because this nice sweet firefighter is making sure everyone’s safe. and you think he looks like mr march from the calendar!

then a massive rat man summons some crocodiles or a pack of rats or a cockroach that is unusually juicy and then broadway legend misty moore literally insults a monster to death whilst indiscriminately flirting with her friends.

and when it’s all over they’re acting like this is business as usual. and maybe you’re confused for like three minutes until you remember this is new york — who else would save you but a broadway star, a rat, a firefighter, a drug dealer, an alcoholic and kingston brown from uptown who helped you jumpstart your car three months ago

[deakyjoe]

Show me a motherfucker with big brown eyes and I’m automatically whipped

[will-graham-coded]

[sylvansleuth]

This is bad. Santa's fucked. We're fucked.

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Universal Horror - art by Brian Ewing (2013, 2014)

[bonithica-art]

what if the bugs were ponies

[sitting-on-me-bum]

The amazing — and unknown — diversity of insects living in the Amazon canopy

There are plenty of diverse bees in the rainforest, as well as flowers for them to visit. This copper-colored species was collected at the top of the tower, at 24 meters high.

Image by Brian Brown/Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History.

[graphicpolicy]

Legalization Nation is an interesting graphic novel on the haphazard legalization of cannabis

Legalization Nation is an interesting graphic novel on the haphazard legalization of cannabis #comics #comicbooks #graphicnovel #ncbd

New York Times-bestseller and Eisner Award-winner Brian Box Brown returns with a collection of his weekly comic strip which focuses on the ins and outs of cannabis legalization. Legalization Nation collects the last 3 years worth of strips and is considered by many in cannabis circles to be the true conscience of the cannabis world. Story: Brian Box BrownArt: Brian Box Brown Get your copy now!…

[hannibard]

I think Will Graham's problem is that he's constantly surrounded by only 4 groups of people: therapists, serial killers, cops and dogs. No wonder he ended up like That.

[yourbelgianthings]

life lessons from the unsleeping city <3

it’s never too late to start over and do better

found family is real family

it is what it could be

you’re allowed to do what makes you happy with your life and it’s okay if it takes time to find that

love is powerful

share your joy with others

lean on your friends when you need them, you’d do the same for them

your needs and desires are just as important as everyone else’s

it’s okay to be angry and express yourself, nobody can be happy and chill all the time

question tradition, try new things

be willing to learn when you get called on your shit

we deserve better than capitalism can offer

don’t let your heart harden and scorn dreams

loneliness is real and painful but usually not a reflection of how people actually feel about you

and one more time: IT IS WHAT IT COULD BE!!

[itsgonnagetinspiringsoon]

So something I'm loving about the unsleeping city so far is the commitment to being kind? Like I don't know if it's intentional but from the very first episode onwards we meet people like Kingston, whose whole aim is that he protects the city. He's there for his people, his neighbourhood, his community, he's giving himself to help them. He's a nurse- a healer- he knows everyone and everyone knows him. Kugrash, who lurks in subway tunnels and sewers, watching over subway workers and giving warmth and shelter and food to those who don't have it. Who makes little plastic shoes for a drunkard in an alleyway. And Ricky, whose only desire is to keep people safe, to use his skills to fight danger on their behalf, to interpose himself in harm's way. Even though it's not as evident in the others, it's still there. Sofia addresses a bachelorette party after her husband leaves her not to mock them or discourage them- but to wish the bride-to-be happiness and joy. Pete (though again, not as obvious, especially at first) takes his ex, who was actively trying to hurt him at the time, in his arms and carries her to safety. And Misty, though often vain and dismissive, has nothing but kind words and compliments for her friends and compatriots. Sorry for the rant, it's just something I think is really cool, especially given the setting of new York being portrayed as somewhere where people are cold-hearted and self-centred.