#Philbrick

[burr-did-nothing-wrong]

Love it when historians are collectively like “yeah we have no idea why tf he did that, it made no sense and it was really bad for him”

[commodorez]

This would be the one-of-a-kind analog computer from 1958 designed by George Philbrick, at the Vintage Computer Federation's museum in Wall, NJ. It's been rearranged to better reflect an operational configuration for display in the past few years.

[straightmenobsession]

Brutal Muscle Coach Carlos Philbrick.

“Think big.”

[the-golden-vanity]

You're gonna need a bigger boat bookshelf.

[babydriverseeseverything]

[longlaz1972]

Carlos Philbrick

[illustratus]

In the Heart of the Sea (2015)

[iron-idols]

Carlos Philbrick

[tracthousing]

Samson Dauda is amazed by Carlos Philbrick…

[silvyadrakkon]

Finally got this done. I think when I do these in the future, I'll post three at a time or something. I couldn't wait to show everyone the ones I had done, but I had to wait so I could finish the rest.

I realize now that the magic I drew got progressively bigger with each character lol. Whoops Nettie: @ladyofsappho Chris: @diana-bluewolf Cori: friend of @dwightschrute11 Lizzy: @operation-pez Inger: @ethniee (I stumbled across your Yule Ball mood board and couldn't resist.) Johanna: @roses-fromtears1

For Johanna and Cori, I forgot to verify eye colors, and it's so hard to tell on the screenshots. Lemme know if I got them wrong, and I'll change them out easy peasy.

[superiorstr8men]

[burr-did-nothing-wrong]

Damn Philbrick is really starting this book with “Philadelphia was a lawless shithole”

[in-love-with-movies]

In the Heart of the Sea (2015)

[wrestlehead]

Carlos Philbrick

[jin-jamm-desu]

"My father was a magician. He heard the words 'birth defect', and disappeared."

- Kevin/Freak, Freak the Mighty (Rodman Philbrick, 1993)

FREAK, YOU LITTLE SHIT, I LOVE YOU

[kutpot]

I just want to say that I just discovered your art and it's already one of my favorites. Your Max is just adorable. I love this film and the book too.

I'd love to see more Maxwell and also Kevin in your art style, if that's okay with you.

Oh, you made my day. This movie and book mean so much to me. They are truly a milestone in my life. I could spend all day talking about this story, about how Elden's performance made me fall completely in love with him.

I am still amazed by the genius that Philbrick is and how much I love his writing style in this work. Max is so much more than he lets on; the way he speaks and acts, it is as if he wants to give people exactly what they think of him. It is painful, but beautiful at the same time. Max is more than his LD and his vacant mind. I love getting inside his head and realizing how kind and intelligent he is in his own way... He avoids saying things that could hurt people and thinks a lot before saying something. He suffered a lot in life, even the rejection from people who should love and protect him. And Kevin... I love his sharp humor. I'm currently rereading it in English, because when I was a child, I only had access to the movie and the book in my language. And with each chapter I find myself thinking about my childhood and how beautiful life is even though it's unfair most of times... oh... well...

I do have some drawings that I did for some scenes... There's one that I remember now that's about Max thinking about how he hates the beach and how people might think he's an albino walrus with sunglasses! I hate how Max hates his body and I know that's a reflection of the trauma he suffered, but the illustration ended up being cute...

Well, maybe one day I'll post those drawings here. I also hope that Rodman writes a new book about how Maxwell came of age and overcame all his traumas. Who knows, maybe Elden will play Max again... that would be a dream commig true.

I'm so glad you liked my Max and my drawings. Thanks so much 💚