a thousand miles of light

a strange stream of light struck fast across the horizon, infecting their eyes and broadening rapidly until it absorbed the water and the fields and nothing visible remained.

[mementomoriiv]

Klara Kristalova - The Catastrophe

[jer-o-me]

Sketchbook pages for what became my most recent show

[oldpaintings]

The Wave, 1917 by Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson (English, 1889–1946)

[ink-the-artist]

The whole entire world is a very narrow bridge and the main thing to recall is to have no fear at all

[danskjavlarna]

From Le Rire, 1910.

Here’s my seasonal collection of vintage (mostly weird) fashion.

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[bobbole]

Georgia Harvey

[istmos]

 Eva Fuková

[pmamtraveller]

Textile art featuring a school of koi fish, by artist Lin Xia.

[thiagonm]

Sang Woo Kim, Ways of Seeing 012, 2024

[sfemonster]

A parade of empty beasts. Art from a zine i made called moon chase ♥︎

[lydiajoypalmer]

June rewards! Woodcock sketchbook page as the print and a Black and White Warbler as the sticker, cause I have no time around other larger projects to make something new for June!

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[gvalesdraws]

mother of pearl

[roxanedrawing]

Naser al-Din Shah at a Royal Banquet in the Golestan Palace Gardens (Narenjestan) Attributed to Yahya Ghaffari, Tehran, circa 1870-1880

I'm obsessed with the detailing

[telekitnetic-art]

SPIRIT BEAR AURORA 🐻‍❄️🏔️

(SOLD)

Another slightly experimental piece with me attempting to use painting tape to give a bit of a masking effect.

This piece was made using thrifted wood, posca markers, and abalone shell buttons.

[formlab]

Cathedral: Study, Matthew Simmonds, 2022

[thegroovyarchives]

1977 Learning to use your Crayola crayons . . . booklet (via: archive.org)

[indelicateink]

oh my god, that booklet is everything??? click through. it should still come with every packet of crayons by law.

(forgive my quick shitty screencaps. seriously, click through. neat)

[tridentandtales]

Terracotta group of two women playing knucklebones

330 - 300 BCE

British Museum 1867,0510.1