#mark jackson

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Hircine

Art asset for The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall

*Full art credit Unknown* Design likely by Mark Jackson

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[anzstrek]

I started to watch the Orville and oh my fucking god, i love these two

[mono-socke]

20th anniversary of Be More Chill!!

I would write some sort of emotional speech or anecdote of some kind but,, nah. just look at the art

(for the first time ever I'll say the sentence: reblogs appreciated!)

[kugelfische]

Optical resolution in simulator two can be increased by 63% with orthogonal multiplexing. I offer my best wishes to the Finn family. (click for better quality !)

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[crispy-ghee]

I love how shook Reggie and Mark still are by the incident of running into Larry smoking.

I think the fact that they were Newports made their brains fizzle, they've just never been able to get over it, it's so funny

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A collection of #13 jerseys to help you celebrate Friday the 13th.

[steddilly]

So I’m watching a film called The Mangler (1995) and I’m very distracted by this character called Mark Jackson. You know who he kind of looks like? Mr Munson material.

I don’t think we talk enough about Eddie’s dad, like what do we actually know about him? We know he’s a criminal, but what do we really know? If people can write the Harringtons as good parents, then I think we should give Eddie’s dad a turn.

Mr Munson is a criminal and he got caught, but Eddie hasn’t seen him in at least 10 years. He was a kid being raised by a single parent, a dad who probably didn’t know what he was doing but he used what he did know to try and provide for Eddie. So Mr Munson taught his son to hot wire a car, is that not a skill that ends up coming in handy?

For all we know Mr Munson is exactly like his son, tall and lanky and tatted with long curly hair. I want Eddie’s dad to be Wayne’s younger brother too, and I want Wayne to be forever pissed that his little brother still has hair and his taller than him.

[victusinveritas]

VNV Nation (prior to 2017)

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"Temple Dancer and Necromancer Leader"

Concept art for The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall

Art by Mark Jackson

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Isaac, do you think a pretty girl is like a melody?

[mceproductions]

Best of 2022 TV Shows #1: The Orville: New Horizons (Hulu)

For Seth Macfarlane his little show that could somehow managed to do the unthinkable.

Be the best show of the year.

All it took was a new network partner, upgrades in effects, story and quality to bring us some very compelling sci-fi.

With the timeline reset the Orville crew pick up the pieces and strained relationships in the process.

While not showing it, hurting most is the Kaylon Issac having burned all his bridges with the crew including newbie Charly who directly lost someone based on the attack.

But what this actually does is gives a real reason to root for the unthinkable.

Like Issac and Claire going the distance.

A peace summit between the Union and Krill that unfortunately dove into real world issues resulting in a coup.

Bortus going through the wringer of fatherhood with Topa and identity issues with his race and mate.

Kelly with mentoring an asylum seeker in the ways of the galaxy.

Lamar seeking advancement in command and love with his and Tallas unexpected connection.

Even Gordon who is given TVs single best episode this year as he unexpectedly makes a life for himself in 2025 Pasadena.

Pure wonder is brought within these 10 episodes.

11 if you count the Audible novella.

But if this is the last time we get to see the crew, we might as well take Gordon Malloys advice from his James Taylor Cover.

“Since we’re on our way down, might as Well Enjoy the ride.”

Oh, we enjoyed it Seth we certainly did.

SUM 22: Hulu gives New Horizons to the Crew of the Orville and delivers this years best show for it.

[jessethegoat]

My heart is broken in pieces right now..

Having watched the amazon docu about the club's academy and how important he was during the managers transition and the fact that lots of U23 lads are thriving in the first team really speak for his achievements. He is indeed an amazing guy and it was lovely to see him along with Jesse managing the club. I wish the best of luck for him 💙💛

These are my favourite moments with him. Do check Academy Dreams: Leeds United documentary, he's really awesome in that.

The early days..helping Gaffer quickly accustomed with the settings.

Those preseason game, getting know better with each other..

That unbelievable Anfield game.. becoming a voice of reason and confidence.

And this sweet moment with Summerville

Bonus, him bamboozled with Gaffer's red card

I wish he pulled a Lijnders tho..where he has a short stint and back to his old club and become even stronger together :')

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