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happy new year. have some tigers i did for a client

kind reminder that commissions and requests are both open!

so was no one was gonna tell me that the painting saturn devouring his son was found painted directly onto the walls of the artist’s home after he died and that it may not even be depicting the greek legend, that’s just the most common interpretation??????

wizard0rb

hello????

cursed-and-haunted

Not only was it painted on the wall of his house, it was painted on the wall of his dinning room.

Like imagine you go over to your boy's house for dinner and that's across from you while you eat. Like would you say something or just

gayanese

This is the painting is question by Francisco Goya. Not only was this painting found, but a series of 13 other disturbing pieces of art called his “Black Paintings”. At this point in Goya’s life he had lost his hearing (well most of it) and had moved into a villa where he became a recluse. This was directly after the Napoleonic wars. These paintings were never meant to be found. They were never commissioned and he solely made these for himself.

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This is where they think each of those paintings was placed in the house.

autumngracy

What in the goddamn...?

kaylawaylaayla

tumblr finding out about fucked up art history is so fun to watch

avatarsymbolism

Sorry Aang, Zuko’s was cooler. Granted, that’s mostly because Zuko does things ten times more dramatically than everyone else.

Katara should really be more careful though.

blue-corvid

This is so interesting to me. Zuko grabs Katara (rather than shoving her) as he runs past, goes into a roll (he lands first, absorbing the shock,) and finishes the roll shielding her from the debris without landing on top of her. The whole action is designed specifically to protect her (and to a lesser degree, himself) from as much damage as possible – from any source, including his own body.

Aang on the other hand, just frickin’ tackles her.

The difference between a battle-hardened veteran with years of combat training… and a regular (if agile) dude who really just wants to save her from death by boulder by any means necessary.

It’s some really brilliant, subtle acting. We already know that the animators on this show are amazing, but this is a really good example of why. Not just the flawless rendering of what the characters are doing, but the careful consideration of how they do it.

Without a doubt, though, the best part of this post was this masterpiece of a tag: #katara vs. rocks

avatarsymbolism

#atla#I wonder how much this has to do with aang being an airbender too#like he literally just kind of throws himself at things a lot because like#he can fly#and generally use airbending to cushion impacts#whereas firebending by necessity probably involves a lot of ‘stop drop and roll’ technique#especially when involving a kid like zuko

Oh, that makes sense as well (And stopping, dropping, and roolling is what what we;re supposed to do if we’re caught on fire, so it makes sense that a firebender would know know this.

#atla

maariaaargh

woodsjpeg

we all know the beast, pilgrim

#otgw

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that is sooo fucked up are you kidding me

aflo

openmoji:

emojipedia:

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checaria

im a jgy apologist unfortunately

#mdzs

tashaneva

a-yuan + family

#mdzs

jeonjeha

#“multifaceted idiot” but like affectionately [insp]

#mdzs

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Ma Dong-seok in Train to Busan (2016) dir. Yeon Sang-ho

omercifulheaves

So many actors trying to look swole and roided up as possible for their superhero roles and yet not a single one of them can bring the ‘I could absolutely kick the shit out of an army single-handedly” energy that Ma Dong-seok and his dad-bod does.