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The Tick was a comic book series created by Ben Edlund in 1988 and originally published in black-and-white by the New England Comics store in Boston, Massachusetts. The series provided modest beginnings for its title character, who would later feature in his own television programs and merchandise. The final plot in the comic was never concluded as Mr Edlund left New England Comics to work on the animated series. He has made it clear he never intends to produce the final, 13th issue. Issue 1
Special edition, stamped with a serial number from 1 to 5000, released March 1988. First edition released June 1988.
Ben Edlund, Writer & Artist; Bob Polio, Art Director; George Suarez, Editor & Publisher.
The Tick is in a padded room, confined by a straitjacket. He is bored and decides he will "leave this place." He ends up in the city on patrol against crime. During his patrol he accidentally encounters a group of ninjas interrogating Shing. The Tick, not realizing that he has encountered a crime in progress, leaves to fight crime, with ninjas, hotly, but artlessly, in pursuit. The Tick ends up in a coffee shop demonstrating to a citizen that he is a Tick by demonstrating his sucking ability through a straw. After losing consciousness, the Tick awakes in a subway tunnel, not realizing where he is. Clark Oppenheimer on a nearby train platform sees the Tick in the tunnel and springs into action to save the doomed citizen. The Tick resists being saved, thinking he is in the belly of a whale and Clark an enlarged enzyme, resulting in the two of them being struck by a train. After being disgorged from the tunnel, somewhat worse for wear, Clark runs off to his job at a local newspaper.
Clark Oppenheimer is a subtle but noticeable parody of Superman.
The full story of the Tick's escape from the asylum is revealed in The Tick: Luny Bin series.
The first panel of page 17 is a recreation of the Edward Hopper painting, Nighthawks. This painting appears many times in Tick comics and in the animated series.
Second edition released March 1989 with four extra pages of the Tick. Appearances from the NEC Newsletter. Third edition released Jun 1989. Fourth edition released December 1989. Fifth edition released April 1991. Sixth edition released January 1995. Seventh edition released April 1996. A Special Edition Reprise, with the same cover as the Special Edition with a second cover wrap and serially numbered 5001-14000, released April 1996. Eighth, 10th anniversary edition, released August 1996. Ninth edition, released March 1998.
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Some weeks ago Robin Scholz made some very nice instructions for a 4 sided kirigami star and meanwhile I found some instructions to make a six sided kirigami snowflake or star. I also found two funny sites where you may make some digital experiences with kirigami snowflakes/six pointed stars.
thedomainfo.com/go/?domain=snowflake.bhg.com
In the first one you can’t do inner cuts, but in the second one you do, and you even have the option of making free shapes or geometric ones (in polygon mode). Anyway you’ll have lots of fun with both and they surely help you to get a preview of some of the things you can get before start cutting.
Crocheted and knitted (knooked) bodice and bamboo fleece skirt. Pattern made up as i went along. Attemps to shape the knitting were quite imperfect. The ribbed band was a pain in the neck. Still -- not bad for a first go! CRT.Crochet2013.04
Created from an artwork by the late Hong Kong Artist Ah Chung (1933-2018).
To learn more of the artist or purchase a Giclee print of the artwork, please visit www.ahchung.com.hk
Created following the Tutorial in Decembers Digital Photography Magazine using my own Mustang P51 image.
First meteor shower of 2013. There are 3 meteors in this image created from stacking 3 images taken at 5:24am, 5:46am and 5:52am on 1/3/2013. Mouse over image to see meteor ID boxes.
Photographing this meteor shower from this location was very challenging. Clouds were moving in and a 72% waning gibbous was to the left - note shadows falling to the right. It was a frigid 3 degrees (1 degree when I started out at 2:30am). Had to shoot from inside my car through the windshield - too cold for me and my camera ~outside~ the car! :)
The thin line almost all the way across the length of the top of the photo is likely from my windshield since it is on every image taken at this spot.
This angle of light created a colorful confetti-like graininess (zoomed in appearance in Lr4) from the windshield. Adds an interesting texture if nothing else. I'm happy with it for a first Quadrantid shoot in such unfavorable conditions.
Thanks for the news of this meteor shower on your website, NASA!
Created by Sandy Diaz of Sweet Spot Card Shop.
Blogged: www.allthingspaper.net/2012/03/calyrew-and-sweet-spot-car...
Created by Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Title: Arizona Centennial Celebration
Participants: Antonio Smith-Plata (age 9) and Julia Smith-Plata (age 6) designed and created the panel – I am their Nana (Pamela Smith) -- I provided the supplies for the project, contacted Sue Coccia for permission to use her art and paid the fee.
Dream Theme: Conservation (Nature, animals, etc)
Materials and Techniques Used:
With permission from Sue Coccia -- colored some of her art panels with watercolor pencils. Scanned them into the computer and printed them onto fabric. Used steam a seam 2 to fuse the pictures onto a background fabric. Added a border. Quilted the project. Bound the edge with yarn fibers.
What is your artwork about?
We are Antonio (age 9) and Julia (age (6). We made a quilt panel with our cousins and our Nana two years ago. Now that we are older we wanted to try to do one by ourselves – next year is the Arizona centennial – wit permission we used Sue Coccia art pages with a southwest theme for our quilt. The border is a specially designed Arizona centennial fabric. We hope our quilt is chosen to be shown in Phoenix as we live there. We have done some sewing before and wanted to try a quilt. It was fun and we like how it turned out. We plan to do another one for ourselves.
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Print a Dream Rocket Flyer:
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The United Nations Regional Informational Centre (UNRIC) for Western Europe organized a Europe-wide UN competition calling for advertisements that say “NO to Violence against Women.” The competition received more than 2,700 entries from 40 countries and generated media interest across Europe. The featured advertisement was created by Vladimir Zokic.
Photo: UN/DPI
Gamma Phi Beta of University of Rochester NY; Team Building & Leadership day.
•Supply Sisters with tools and techniques for problem solving on the individual level and team level.
•Supply Sisters with tools and techniques for working with and leading a team of peers.
•Allow for new sisters and existing sisters to create new friendships
•Strengthen the Gamma Phi Beta community
•Supply all Sisters feeling of belonging and shared memories
I'm holding one of the amazing figures created by Nele Azevedo as part of the Minimum Monumnet art installation Custom House steps, Belfast - 20 Oct 2012 as I place it it begins to melt and part of the water dripping down the steps making this art installation purely transitory as it brings ot mind the victims of Titanic who died after the ship hit an ice berg !
Created by making colour photocopies of previous artworks of fish, cutting them out using scissors, and sticking them onto a background of card using glue.
Artist adding finishing touches on her Buddha carving. Below is another artist carving out a Buddha.
Workshop at Siem Reap, Cambodia
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Created by Philadelphia Performing Arts Charter School, 4th Grade, Philadelphia, PA
Artists: Francesca, Seth, Alexa, Azure
Teacher: Mrs. Dengler
Title: Optical Illusions and My Nighttime Memories
Theme: Your Night Sky, Astronomy
Materials and techniques: Students used a few different materials and technical skills for this project...Materials included pencil, colored pencils, and construction paper. Students learned how to create Op Art, and express a vision in their mind on paper.
Did you enjoy this project? This project took many twists and turns, when initial concepts didn't pan out, and no one was sure how it was going to turn out. However, with a little problem solving and perseverance, we were all very excited about how they turned out!
About: For this project, students learned about Op Art – or optical art, which is abstract, and often gives the impression of movement, hidden images, flashing and vibration, patterns, or of swelling or warping. Students learned about the innovative Op Art artist Edna Andrade and studied her painting 'Night Sea', that told the story of her memory of nighttime as a little girl. Students then created their own traditional and Op Art composition by drawing and coloring a favorite memory they had that took place at night, and adding a zigzag shaped piece of colored construction paper to their compositions. When four of these individual pieces are placed together in a square, they give the illusion of one cohesive artwork telling a story and also creating an optical illusion of a starburst in the center of the composition.
Learn more about the Dream Rocket Project and how to participate at www.thedreamrocket.com
Created for Marcus Ranum Monthly Challenge
Model with thanks to Marcus Ranum
Lucy: “Lucy Remixed - 24"
Dark: “Dark Alleyways -5"
Create a dreamy, vintage-inspired portrait of a glamorous woman standing confidently in front of a classic turquoise pickup truck. She wears a bold cherry-red dress that accentuates her hourglass silhouette, with soft blonde curls framing her face in a Hollywood-pinup style. The sunlight adds a gentle glow, enhancing the nostalgic atmosphere as she poses with subtle elegance and allure. Capture the blend of retro charm, automotive Americana, and timeless beauty, evoking the spirit of 1950s glamour brought to life in a modern, polished scene.
Create-a-Monster Sea Monster. Repainted by me and rerooted by tsubasahome.
(She's mine, not for sale)
Created from an artwork by the late Hong Kong Artist Ah Chung (1933-2018).
To learn more of the artist or purchase a Giclee print of the artwork, please visit www.ahchung.com.hk