Burning Ship (1892) - Ivan Aivazovsky
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Burning Ship (1892) - Ivan Aivazovsky
It's beginning to look a lot like fishmen
Art by Silvia Pasqualetto
Fishmen (wip)
Detail of kimono with flying cranes, Japan, ca. 1910-30 Rijksmuseum
Detail from The Fall of Man - Cornelis Cornelisz van Haarlem - 1592 - via Rijksmuseum
2 rats (oil on panel 8″x8″)
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Pavel Ivanov, aka Paul Mak (Russian, 1885 - 1967)
The Princess and the Phoenix, 1926
The Sorceress, 1926
More than a decade ago I made these ink-and-photoshop illustrations of mental organisms, speculative, memetic beings I imagined as embodiments of different feelings, ideas and thought-patterns. “What if memes could be seen like living, breathing, evolving organisms?” That sort of thing.
In time I disliked the memetic critters and purged them from my online galleries. But this week, I found that there was still a dedicated “fandom” for these critters, and decided to resurrect some of the better ones.
www.cmkosemen.com
Galaxy Science Fiction, September 1954 by Ed Emshwiller (EMSH)
Gimme that cybernetics shit
Galaxy Science Fiction, September 1954 by Ed Emshwiller (EMSH)
Gimme that cybernetics shit
…Even the most minute of them have an instinct and talent for industry, social organization, and savagery that makes man look feeble by comparison
Reichenbachia orchids illustrated and described. Second Series.
by F. Sander with the assistance of scientific authority.
Publication info St. Albans [England] :N.Y. [i.e. New York] :F. Sander ;R.B. Young,1892-1894. BHL Collections: Missouri Botanical Garden’s Orchid Folios
These orchids
Storm Clouds - Volodymyr Orlovsky
Give me that sky shit I neeeeed it
Mamluk soldier
The fruit of knowledge comes from the Tree of Life
I’m jumping back into the whole digital art thing now that I have the summer to do things
Anyways, here are the Lannister siblings cast from their former glory