The National Museum of Scotland, which is located on Chambers Street in the capital, is home to exhibits on the natural world, global cultures, science and technology, art, design and fashion, and Scottish history.
The former appears at number four, while the latter comes in at number nine. Two Scottish spots appear on the list: the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh and Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow. In response, finance experts at banking company Cashfloat have compiled a list of the top free museums and galleries across the UK based on Tripadvisor data. People all over the country are therefore looking for free or budget activities to enjoy this summer. With over two million families struggling financially in the UK according to Unicef, a third of all parents are worried about the cost of activities to keep their children entertained during the summer school holidays. TrafficĪs of August 2014, Shadbase has a global rank of 8,731 and a United States rank of 2,898 on the traffic analytics site Alexa.New research has revealed the 10 highest rated free museums and galleries in the UK and two Scottish destinations are included. The Shadbase website features a webcomic archive, art gallery, video gallery, web forum, store and a link to the Shagbase spin-off site which contains the most explicit of Shadman's works. On July 15th, 2014, Shadman's rule 34 comic featuring the characters Violet and Helen Parr from the 2004 animated film The Incredibles was submitted to the /r/rule34 subreddit, where it accumulated upwards of 2,100 votes (92% upvoted) in the next three weeks. On March 29th, Shadman launched the Shadbase Tumblr blog, highlighting many of his original artworks. On January 22nd, 2013, the Twitter feed was launched, gaining over 8,400 followers in the next two years. On July 9th, 2012, Redditor Middy13 submitted an animated GIF comic by Shadman featuring the Team Fortress 2 Pyro to the /r/tf2 subreddit (shown below, left) In the first three years, the video gained over 1.04 million views and 3,500 comments. On October 7th, YouTuber Lyle McDouchebag uploaded a parody video in which he impersonates Shadman and demonstrates how to illustrate a nude cartoon character using only scribbles on a touch pad (shown below).
On January 29th, 2011, the Shaddai Prejean Facebook page was launched, garnering upwards of 11,200 likes in the next five years. On March 28th, 2010, the Shadman YouTube channel was created, which features speed drawing videos by the artist (shown below). On July 10th, 2009, Shadman created an account on the entertainment portal site Newgrounds, where he began sharing his original artwork.
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