Showing posts with label nightmare. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nightmare. Show all posts

Nightmare by Chris Sanders

Nightmare by Chris Sanders:



Colored by Dirk Erik Schulz:


Chris drew the picture for last week's interview at Sketchaholic, which was accompanied by an art contest based on the concept "nightmares."

Seo Kim won with these faeries:



Kim's site is full of more delightfully deviant art including these:






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I used to have nightmares like this



An unseen monster lurks in a pool in this ad by Lowe Pirella Fronzon for Arena Swimwear.

As a child, I regularly had nightmares about swimming in the pool and realizing sharks were inside, or falling into the tanks at Sea World. My father once convinced me to go snorkeling at the beach. I made it about 10 yards, got a piece of kelp wrapped around my mask, freaked out, and flew back onto the beach like a cartoon character.

And speaking of phobias, my youngest looked under the car and noticed water dripping. For some reason, he's quite concerned that the water will "get" him.

*Previously: Phobias illustrated by M. Mararian.

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News anchor's tooth falls out during broadcast

This is pretty horrifying actually. A news anchor named Craig Cannon was in the middle of a news report when his tooth fell right out of his mouth:



Via.

Here's more random links:

1. When people are in an environment covered in graffiti and other signs of decay, they're more likely litter and steal. Via.


2. But I'm not sure if that study is compatible with the conclusion that people who wash their hands are more likely to act unethically. If you're a dirty boy, you'll feel bad about yourself and act more ethically. Via.


3. Athletes are using viagra hoping it'll help their performance on the field. Probably doesn't help, aside from the placebo effect, however.


4. The AP will resume using photographs provided by the US military since the Pentagon said it would stop providing (such easily detected) Photoshopped images.


5. Finally, don't click on this story unless you want to have nightmares. I couldn't bring myself to watch the video. Via.

*Previously: Scientists trying to save species accidentally stock lakes with wrong fish.

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