@owenbroadcast I went to an asbestos training seminar for work. The speaker said, "just so you know, we're running out of ways to make money on asbestos training and regulations, so we're all going to switch to mold soon and make everyone worried about that next."
'the nightmare before christmas' was released 31 years ago today.
a strange film: after three decades, its still a feature of the cultural landscape (year round), you see its imagery often - it clearly has a special relationship to us.
this year, i tried to figure out why
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@thevannzee It was a rough night. But one or two of those picks might not have been his fault. At least in person it looked like they were unlucky bounces off receiver's hands.
@LMAOmaster2003@Italian347 All of the Catholic schools in my area offer free or greatly reduced tuition if a family can't afford to pay. I'm sure that isn't the case everywhere, but thankfully it's a focus around my area.
@DavidBanicaRO Van Sciver's Hypo is also excellent. Jacques Tardi war comics are really well drawn. And this St. Joan of Arc children's book isn't a comic but has amazing illustrations.
@owenbroadcast There's an awesome history of this in comics strips for some reason. I guess that's what happens when you have artists staring into imaginary worlds all day. My favorite is this one from 1930. There's also a Ditko short story about it.
@MorlockP@RdHdSteppeson@kendrictonn I think this Kinkade debate actually has a lot of crossover with the debate around AI art. People I've met who like Kinkade tend to like AI art. Or even can't tell what is/isn't AI. It's all first impression/vibe for them.