01 6 / 2012
NUNHAWK!!! (my new band name btw…)
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01 6 / 2012
Alfred Hitchcock holding a replica dummy head. The dummy head was used in the 1972 film, Frenzy trailer for the body of Hitchcock floating down the River Thames.
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01 6 / 2012
Warren Oates Pencil Sketch
(C.O’Hearn 2012)
Warren Oates is an American actor known for his roles in cult classics like “Two-Lane Blacktop” (1971) and reoccurring parts in the films of Sam Peckinpah, including “The Wild Bunch” (1969) and a personal favourite: “Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia” (1974). Oates is a consummate character actor and a supreme master of badassery. The gritty voice, the soft squint that can turn vicious with the drag of a corner-crooked cigarette - not to mention a stellar slew of quotable one-liners delivered with a comedic precision.
Oates worked on numerous films and television shows throughout the 60’s and 70’s but his career was sadly cut short in 1982 when he died of a heart attack at the age of 54. A friend of mine posted a really cool doc on the 30th anniversary of his death, which occurred earlier this this year. You can watch it here.
Oates has such an interesting character face, I may have to do some more studies….
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31 5 / 2012
Lmao, I totally saw a penis before I noticed pac man! Dirty, dirty girl =p
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30 5 / 2012
Captain Beefheart Portrait
Conte on paper
(C. O’Hearn 2012)
If I was an Alice, Van Vliet would be my Hatter… One of my fav things I’ve done!
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29 5 / 2012
Over the years Wilbur devised more and more cunning ways to avoid the birthday parties he despised so much…
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29 5 / 2012
1930s saw a lot classier version of the Human Centipede….“The Centipede” performed by dancers in Brussels, 1929
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29 5 / 2012
A Siryl Submission. Siryl is easily the top independent submitter to this site and runs an epic blog of sci-fi artwork. Highly recommended for fans of the genre!!!
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20 5 / 2012
Ooooooooh!Isaac Penard, Watch, Swiss (Geneva), 1640-1650
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