WATER by Michael Oeming

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http://michaeloeming.com/?p=2351

Manhattan

ORCA by Francesco Francavilla

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I decided to stick around the '70s (cult) movies for this week's WATER topic, so I give you ORCA ~ The Killer Whale. Hope you guys enjoy it :)

Great pick, Philip :)

Cheers,
Francesco

squirt by Philip Bond

not what I originally had in mind at all for water, but this one has a girl in it so it's a win all round.

H2O by Jim Mahfood.

Water-girl by Rev. Dave Johnson

I'm really enjoying using ArtRage in combination with Photoshop. Not sure if I'll ever do a piece 100% with it. Who knows.

JAWS by Francesco Francavilla

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A little late, but here's one of my favorite movies from the '70s :)

Great pick, Phil :)

Cheers,
Francesco

Deliverance by Rev. Dave Johnson

Sorry, I couldn't resist. Yes, I am a bad man. Yes I am.

Carrie by Rev. Dave Johnson

Sure. Why not.

THE DEER HUNTER by Panosian

Can't go wrong with The Deer Hunter. 

TAXI DRIVER by Oeming

Taxi Driver is possibly one of my all time favorite films, not just of the 70's. Wish I had time to throw down with this one.

CHINATOWN by Mark Chiarello

LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT by Jock

ZOMBIE FLESH EATERS by Jock

EL TOPO By Jim Mahfood

Favorite 70's flick.

'Boot Boys' by Philip Bond

'Boot Boys' was one of a stream of pulpy subculture novels written by James Moffat under the pseudonym Richard Allen in the 1970s. Other titles include 'Suedehead', 'Skinhead', 'Skinhead Girls', 'Terrace Terrors' and 'Sorts'.
Bond Book Club review: not at all recommended reading.

HEMINGWAY by Panosian

Soldier. Writer. Bad Ass.

FEAR & LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS By Jim Mahfood.

Chock full of true grit, man.

FOUR AUTHORS by Sean Phillips

Still no time for any new art, so here's the paintings I've been doing in the last few issues of Fatale...

AMERICAN PSYCHO by Cameron Stewart

One of my favourite books is American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis, which will probably automatically make some people uneasy. It's not for the squeamish or easily offended, it's shockingly violent and unpleasant but at the same time fantastically funny and well-written.

I tried to avoid making this drawing of Patrick Bateman look too much like Christian Bale but it ended up being reminiscent of him anyway.