John Thompson's Cosmic Trigger Finger

If you've ever read Cosmic Trigger by Robert Anton Wilson, I'm sure you can recognize the following illustrations created by John Thompson peppered through out the book.

I've looked all over the place for a virtual version of these images, but you really can't find them at all separate from the book. Except for now, of course.

Enjoy these epic paradigm shifting images!

Max Ernst

Images via ABC Gallery

whats up? (foxes tails pig tails)

Miniature exquisite corpse with Natali

Chunky Chonga VS Rocka' Chola

Two sides of the country and two very distinct bad ass bitches!
Dennis and I

Happy Birthday Danni!!!!

A Birthday wish for little Danni!
Dennis and I

Don't look back unicorn

Esquisite Corpse with Natali

Carrot Juice

Dennis and I

Sshhhh...

H-bomb and I

Fusion of Spirit and Science

"Neal Goldsmith introduces us to psychological concepts of the self. As we evolved we compartmentalized our lives, science and spirit have been separated for millenia, isn't it time we try to reconcile them and begin to fuse them together again?"

Moebius

Images via but does it float.

Meet you at the tree of life...

Léopold Rabus

Léopold Rabus

Images via Galerie ADLER

MUTO

c l a s s i c B L U

Matt Furie

"Matt Furie was born in Columbus, Ohio in 1979. He graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware, Ohio in 2001. Matt is a leo, he enjoys long walks in the park, bubble baths, and an occasional glass of wine. He currently lives in San Francisco. His comic series “Boy’s Club” is published by Buenaventura Press."

Photographs and text from mattfurie.com

Water Brain

"This is a story about mental pressure.In this story,the kids are constantly forced to bury themselves into their endless homework by those giant monsters behind them.The children's brains are filled with water that can be heated by tension.If a kid is overstressed,the water in their brain would boil and produce steam,which becomes the food of the greedy monsters and the energy of the whole city.Thus,those poor children repeat their lives day after day, serving as the powerplant of their world,spending their childhood in tragic misery......"

A trip to the market

Dennis and I took a trip to the market and we found some interesting things...

darshan

while hildi and i waited for amma's darshan.