BATMAN: The Animated Series (1992)
I always love looking at this sequence next to the original storyboards. The range of tones in those marker backgrounds! The shapes! The CLARITY!
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BATMAN: The Animated Series (1992)
I always love looking at this sequence next to the original storyboards. The range of tones in those marker backgrounds! The shapes! The CLARITY!
Lynette Yiadom-Boakye (British, b. 1977), An Assistance of Amber, 2017. Oil on linen, 130.2 x 200 cm.
John Payne, Engraved frontispiece to Jean Puget de la Serre, The Mirrour which Flatters not, 1639
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The man had one aesthetic and by god did he make it work
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Heartwarming photo of a Muslim girl and Jewish boy fighting for the same rights along with their fathers.
This picture is obviously fake, Muslims and Jews hates each other. That’s a fact.
This photo was shared and published through Time, CNN, The Huffington Post and Metro. There is this whole “fake news” epidemic going on, but I don’t think these huge media companies would go as far as spreading a fake photo. Especially a fake photo with a very strong message. The photographer’s name who took this photo Nuccio DiNuzzo. The Muslim girl’s name is Meryem Yildirim, she is 7 years old. Her father’s name is Faith. The Jewish boy’s name is Adin Bendat-Appell, he is 9 years old. His father’s name is Jordan Bendat-Apell. You can also visit this article and you will be given the option to watch a VIDEO of one of the fathers being interviewed about the photo.
You can’t just say these two individual people hate each other when all they’re trying to do is fight for the same rights. You should allow two people of a different religion to protest for the same things without questioning the reality of it.
Good day.
I am a Jew. My best friend of 17 years is a first generation American. Her parents are from Iran. They are my second family. They have fed me, clothed me, and even provided me with medical assistance. Her mother (again, FROM IRAN, KNOWS THAT I AM JEWISH) has held me while I cried, picked me up when I’m down, and showed me what it’s like to be a powerful, strong woman time and time again. I would take a fucking bullet for these people. So this whole “Jews and Muslims hate each other” bullshit dies right here. Does that look like hate to you?
Details of John William Godward’s: Eurypyle (1921) + lipstick edit - Contemplation (1903)
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Inception style vertical panoramas done with a quadcopter taken by Aydin Büyüktas
I love this so much you guys you don’t even understand how much
Woah, just like that scene in Inception!
UK-based artist Beccy Ridsdel creates fun yet strangely macabre interventions where ceramics have been surgically altered to reveal additional layers of detail. Where the metaphor of surgery might normally evoke blood and guts, Ridsdel instead reveals further floral patterns inside bone china plates and cups. The pieces are part of an ongoing examination regarding the perception of ceramics as craft or art. (Source)
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Artist: Fidelia Bridges
(1834-1923)
Fidelia Bridges was an American painter and illustrator of the Pre-Raphaelite movement. She one of the very few female artists of the 19th and early 20th centuries to achieve widespread success
Her paintings focus on nature and environments, and are notable for their striking realism and attention to detail
She began painting in oils, later moving on to watercolor and becoming widely accepted as an expert in her field
She attended the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and was named one of seven notable 19th century artists by the American Watercolor Society - the only woman in that category
New painting with leaves in it ! #oilpainting #painting #leaves #sunlight #fineart #greens #paulgufflet #allaprima
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer Study of a Lion c.1862