Tade Thompson's Blog, page 27

Batman Sketch

  “I am vengeance. I am the night. I am Batman.”      Filed under: Uncategorized Tagged: art, batman, drawing, ink, sketch, sketchiness, watercolour

Aftermath

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Time to Admit

It’s time I admitted something to myself: I’ve let myself go. Physically. I’m overweight and need to get off my fat arse and do something about it. What has always been a problem for me is immersion. If you’ll allow … Continue reading →

All You Need for Friday is Vivaldi.

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Prisoner 46664

  ‘Prisoner 46664′ Quick Watercolour. I’m exhausted from work, but I heard he died and I had to do something. Yeah, I know, it’s hideous, but personal.Filed under: Uncategorized Tagged: 4664, art, drawing, mandela, watercolour

Book Geek shows the Afrofuturistic Mothership some Love

More Mothership love: “With limited space, the best short stories grab the reader from the start, throwing them headfirst into an imaginary world. Tade Thompson’s story, ‘One Hundred and Twenty Days of Sunlight’ does exactly that, and it’s one of … Continue reading →

The Wolverine? Witch, please!

I spent the last ten days immersing myself in Chaos Theory as it applies to leadership. It’s not the most fun I’ve ever had, but everything I’ve ever spent a lot of time studying has rewarded me (with the exception … Continue reading →

Review of Mothership featuring my story “120 Days”

I had a story in “Mothership: Tales from Afrofuturism and Beyond“ in which I flow futuristic. There’s a new review in which this is said about my tale “One Hundred and Twenty Days of Sunlight”: “Tade Thompson’s “One Hundred and Twenty … Continue reading →

Sketchiness: untitled

  Pencil, ink, gouache primed paperFiled under: Uncategorized Tagged: art, draw, drawing, gouache, ink, portrait, sketch, sketchiness

Gravity, Beta Reading, Aliens and Amazon

Can’t think of a post with any unifying theme, so I’ll just rattle off a lot of stuff. Gravity Saw it in 3-d no less. Not bad. I did enjoy it. It was gorgeous, visually stunning, well edited and so … Continue reading →