cherry valley forever
todays bird
we're not kids anymore.
祝日 / Permanent Vacation
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Stranger Things
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shark vs the universe
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$LAYYYTER
styofa doing anything
❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
Keni
trying on a metaphor
Show & Tell
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
pixel skylines
Jules of Nature
JVL
blake kathryn
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@allinthehands
Drawing in mspaint? Cool, impressive, But whenever I see that, I think about the person who makes their art in power point Every time I see them it boggles me
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Y'all if you like this PLEASE check out @lylahcomorbid she paints in Microsoft Word and it looks AMAZING
I can barely put an image and text into word what magic is this
An M.C. Escher-Inspired Series by Parth Kothekar Distorts Perspectives With Single Sheets of Paper
Rain Szeto.
Extraordinarily imaginative, nostalgic and wonderfully intricate watercolor illustrations from San Francisco, California-based artist Rain Szeto.
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Putting on a Sun Wukong costume
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reposting this from twitter bc it's making me lose my mind
christ on a cracker (the last supper, oil on saltine)
I don’t know why, but reading “oil on saltine” just sent me
Nidhi Keluskar on Instagram
So like I totally forgot to post this. But yes, spy x family is good. Also an obvious Leyendecker xerox copy study because I wanted painting practice and I need that ✨🛥️ boat arc 🌠🌙 in 4K ASAP thanks :D
*kicks dusty blog* so hey, I’m not entirely dead, who’da thought?
Anyways, JJK characters gender bent cause I can, and drawing buff women is pure joy to me.
Here are some pictures of the sketchbook pages I did in playgrounds of Naha, Okinawa. これは、僕の夏のスケッチ。那覇市で描きました。
‘Devil Horns‘ Sunrise, annular solar eclipse in Qatar
by Elias Chasiotis on Dec. 26, 2019
Where is everybody? José Manuel Ballester
Okay but there’s also an eeriness to these paintings. Like a liminal space, people were here and we’re used to people being here but now they’re gone.
Aphrodite wandered off with her procession, they’re probably on their way to Olympus. The shell is left empty and bobbing at the shore
The last supper is over. The table is empty. We can’t see the people, but we know what’s happening off frame.
The raft of the Medusa is empty. The fifteen living members having just been rescued and the bodies? Were they left to be swept out to the ocean or did the rescuers pull them out too? We don’t know, but the raft is left empty to finish breaking apart in the sea.
I’d love to see this done with the Mona Lisa. There’s a waterfall behind her that’s never been seen.
WANEELLA tunes #25
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OH MY GOD THEY’RE GOBBLETS
Scott Listfield’s “Heavy Metal” at S16 Gallery.
Opening on Thursday, July 29th at S16 Gallery in Montreal, Canada is artist Scott Listfield’s incredible new solo exhibition, “Heavy Metal.”
Scott says of “Heavy Metal”: “As a lot of you know, I spent most of the past year and a half making paintings about the quarantine, and about political strife, literally painting the crumbling bonds between us, and the fractured sense of reality I experienced being largely trapped at home for the duration. I’m glad I did. I think I made some of the most important work of my life during that time. But I’ll be honest. Man, did the last year and a half suck. I know, I know. Hand me the pulitzer right now for that sentence. Very profound. Nothing we haven’t all thought a million times. But when it came time to make paintings for my upcoming show at S16 Gallery in Montreal, for the first time in forever I felt a twinge of something unfamiliar. Call it hope, call it optimism, call it just having SOMETHING on my calendar for the first time in ages. But I was feeling surprisingly ok. I left behind some of the darker and more introspective themes of my recent work and instead turned to.. Heavy Metal Magazine? Well, yes, sort of. I’ve long been inspired by classic sci-fi illustration from the 60’s and 70’s, although more so in concept than execution. But for this latest show, I had some fun and dove into wooly mammoths, pyramids, asteroids, spaceships, laser beams, caves, moons, and giant monolithic rocks. I painted lime green skies, bright orange rocks, futuristic buildings and saber tooth tigers. I had some fun, some actual FUN, and it was great.”
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