#Goulish Graphics

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Goulish Graphics

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gunthatshootsennui replied to your post: Headcanon: Majima was a moderate to habitual shabu...

Majima is never ugly tho. :(

i mean yeah we say that but

(i’m joking but not really joking lol like, this isn’t even one of those “oh you can’t adequately compare, one’s a picture of when he’s young and one’s of him old” like he’s 24 here

and 20  here

and just look at how much more well he looks at 24 despite literally missing an eyeball, look at how his bags cleared up and how his fuckin cheekbones filled out so his face doesn’t look all goulish and gaunt

“but that’s ps3 graphics! you can’t compare ps3 and ps4 graphics!”

ok well, here’s kiwami for the ps4:

look at that gaunt, eyebaggy motherfucker in full hd graphics)

tl;dr don’t do drugs kids

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Dr. Rock

by Coco Picard 

April 9 to July 1, 2017 Opening reception: Sunday, April 9 from 3-6PM

Dr. Rock transforms the Franklin Gallery into a therapist’s office where visitors are invited to sign up in advance and discuss their respective anxieties with the rock in attendance. Known for their humble stature and centuries of experience, Dr. Rock has kindly agreed to donate their services for up to three consecutive Sundays. Email dr.rocksoffice@gmail.com and schedule your free appointment today!

This exhibition is tied to the launch of Picard’s debut graphic novel ten years in the making. The Chronicles of Fortune (Radiator Comics) follows the life of Fortuna, a depressed and thus ineffectual super hero, and her alter-ego Edith-May as they spend a night on Alcatraz, discover a talking mountain growing in their apartment, befriend a crying crocodile, and are swindled into buying a $50 goldfish for its alleged singing abilities.

Coco Picard is the creative pen name of Caroline Picard, an artist, writer, publisher, and curator who explores the figure in relation to systems of power, how the human relates to its environment and what possibilities might emerge from upturning an anthropocentric world view. Her critical writing has appeared in publications like ArtForum (critics picks), Flash Art International, Hyperallergic, Paper Monument, The Seen, and e-flux’s live blog. In 2014, she was the Curatorial Fellow at La Box, ENSA in France, and became a member of the SYNAPSE International Curators’ Network of the Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin in 2015. She is the Executive Director of The Green Lantern Press—a nonprofit publishing house and art producer in operation since 2005—and Co-Director of Sector 2337, a hybrid artspace/bar/bookstore in Logan Square. www.cocopicard.com

Praise for The Chronicles of Fortune “The unlikely adventures of an even less likely superhero, The Chronicles of Fortune unspools through history and happenstance gathering into its narrative orbit a ragtag crew of sidekicks and gadflies. Picard draws with the angles and tangles of a witty wire sculpture, and writes along an equally idiosyncratic path through frustration, friendship and loss.” -Edie Fake (Gaylord Phoenix, Memory Palaces)

“I’ve never read a more whimsical meditation on death and loss. Picard weaves childlike escapism with playful symbolism in a series of melancholy vignettes that somehow overflow with love, humor, and hope.” -Ezra Claytan Daniels (Upgrade Soul, The Changers)

“Alternately sweet, funny, and heartbreaking, The Chronicles of Fortune is a charming, lyrical meditation on fragile connections. Picard crafts tidy, seemingly unrelated vignettes which slowly knit themselves together into a touching and thoughtful finish.” -Sarah Becan (I Think You’re Sauceome, Complete Ouija Interviews)

“at first seeming like a dreamlike biographical comic with a cool meditative art zine aesthetic, the chronicles of fortune slowly reveals a sweet blend of deceptively simple narrative devices and complex philosophical ideas while keeping a fun vibe through the entire comic book ride. you won't regret injecting this book into your soul.” -Farel Dalrymple (Pop Gun War, The Wrenchies)

“Have you ever visualized the speech of a moth? Coco Picard has, and rendered it with her unerring expressive line, one many unembellished details in the universe of Chronicles of Fortune. Edith-May, who carries her etiolated super-hero alter-ego Fortuna like a guilty secret, wanders through territories historical, biological, imaginary, enchanted, and ordinary all at once, as she sets about rebuilding her life after the trauma that transformed her. Picard illuminates secret spaces and exquisitely captures the uncharted emotional terrains of loss experienced as a young adult. Seeing these fragile landscapes rather than defining them Chronicles journeys into odd and alluring worlds with tones and compositions that freshly glimpse grief and resilience. Chronicles of Fortune, an illuminating achievement, ushers the comic form into the 21st century in all its post-human exuberance and uncertainty.” -Lin Hixson & Matthew Goulish (Every house has a door)

About the Publisher: Radiator Comics distributes, promotes, and publishes small-press, hand-made, and self-published comics books, graphic novels, and zines. Through its distro, Radiator Comics represents over 50 alternative comics artists from around the country, providing titles to individuals, stores, and educational institutions. Radiator Comics is run by Neil Brideau who has been involved with the self-publishing and comics communities for over a decade. The Chronicles of Fortune is Radiator Comics' first book. www.radiatorcomics.com

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