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lexlee20:

archiemcphee:

Bread is awesome. There’s nothing not to love about freshly baked bread, even if it looks like it came from the depths of hell. Hellen Die of The Necro-Nom-Nom-Nomicon, the devil’s favorite chef, created a simple recipe for black and red bread Brimstone Bread that bakes up to look like pieces of molten lava.

“When I make this in Hell, I like to roll my dough in the deep pits of sulfur and soul dust and cook them in the hot brimstone vents. Unfortunately, as you are mortal and have neither access to soul dust or brimstone vents, I’ve had to make a few adjustments to the recipe for you. While these rolls aren’t actually “Hell Authentic,” they’re close enough to get the job done.“

Click here for the complete recipe and instructions.

[via Neatorama]

I wanna try this with crinkle cookies– red velvet inside, dark cocoa powder outside.

michidzure:

a few months back, I came across @sexualyti’s sketch of a punk-ish meme-chan, and I decided I really liked this alternative to the “traditional” version of meme-chan, so I tried it out! I don’t have the back patch or the gloves yet, but I’d say it looks really good right now as is.

(sorry for awkward bathroom pics lmao)

nick-nocturn:

octaibo:

terra-squalus:

anatoref:

Simplified Anatomy by Mamoon26

this is a good simplified guide, but certainly not complete/detailed enough to be used for everything (nor does it seem like that was the intent anyway, which is totally fine). an important aspect of anatomy that I’m still struggling with thats important for anyone doing any sort of figure drawing is learning the various 3d shapes of the different anatomical forms. Michael Hamptons book is seriously a great place to start to learn this stuff, I’m still slowly learning from his book. if anyone wants more detail after digesting and studying the short guide here i can scarcely think of a better resource than him.

Also check out Force by Michael Mattesi.

Art reblog to save artists’-in-training-sanity.