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War of the lamb, Brian Zahnd
Study of Male Nude, engraving by BenoƮt Louis PrƩvost and Bertrand Defehrt.
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The tenth plague :Ā Lamentations over the Death of the First-Born of Egypt Charles Sprague Pearceāā 1877
UNUS ANNUS SKETCHES + A SURPRISE BITCHES
a few weeks ago i was getting really tired and unmotivated to make the sketches (i talked about it on that last post), so i decided to ask for help! and so basically this edition is a collab w my friend soos.artwork (instagram) :)
he helped a lot by painting those sketches, so please go give him some love!! he really deserves it, and he did an amazing job
and because this helped me relax a little bit and it was fun to turn it into a collab, i might do it again another time!
so yeah that's pretty much it - now gIVE ME YOUR LOVE I'M HUNGRY FOR ATTENTION
(btw it's been 4 months already since unus annus started oof-)
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