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@digitaladiposity
Study of a Woman (1969) by artist Louis Cohen, a stunning portrait
Carlos Dearmas
LMAO never seen one of these cryptid/urban legend mf'ers.
Spectacular art by Dieter Rossi
Get your 3-in-1 Steroid Weasel Planter Lamp TODAY. Please, we bought too many. Comes in 3 finishes: gloss black, jade green, and a troubling fleshtone.
Los Angeles-based street artist, and a fearless multiple sclerosis sufferer, the great Lydia Emily
Nearly 40 years later and still can't decide if this, Worlock, or Solvent is the best SP.
David van Gough
I wonder if someone's done a good collection of logo-breaking comic book covers.
Angus McBride
Mighty, Mighty (2010) by artist Giustina Surbone
Once-forgotten 1920’s erotic art by an anonymous Czech artist, this and 32 other stunning watercolors were rediscovered and released in 1974 by an obscure London publishing house under the title “Kugelrunda“… they speak volumes about body positivity as the women featured clearly are comfortable with their bodies and revel in the abundant pleasures of their flesh.
Time for a lovely reblog!
The Female Gaze by Emaline King
Jae lee
Gonna go out on a limb here and assume this excellent illustration depicts Charles Xavier (been out of the printed Marvel loop a long time now). What struck me were the furrows on his troubled sweater, contrasted with the supposedly placid pose of meditation and his seemingly serene expression. Superb!