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art and stuff i guess @assassinette | @witlash

[ousia-poetica]

The Russian artist and passionate about nature, Anastasia Trusova, works with what she calls “Textured Graphic Impressionism”, a unique style.

[isbergillustration]

They’re trying out nail polish

[dovexart]

rosefinch experiment

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[dovexart]

Paeonia

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[cobaltnights]

[kikicolors]

some of us draw bettas?? to cope??

[witlash]

Diana of Themyscira

[dovexart]

i painted a peenee

[dovexart]

hi if you like this painting, perhaps you would like my graphic design version of it?

[seamlessoo]

Transient

[dovexart]

peenee colorways

[dovexart]

peenee

[dovexart]

i painted a peenee

[betweenbeatriceandbaudelaire]

By juliedillon // Support the artist

[themightyglamazon]

WOW I LOVE THIS

[rebeccamock]

“Midnight Garden” full version (square version on twitter)

I made some personal animated work for the first time in ages! This is my real-life midnight garden, on a shelf in my bedroom. Featuring some of my manga and other books, my cat PJ, and some catnip and dill seedlings. 

[sixpenceee]

Gorgeous skull creations by Heather Demarest.

[sixpenceee]

Paolo Pettigiani Uses Infrared Photography To Give Us A Different View Of The World

Italian photographer and art director Paolo Pettigiani combines his two passions - graphic design and photography - in one single image, playing with colors, shapes and contrasts. At first glance, his works look like dreamy images from a fantasy movie but in reality he applies a special filter in front of his lens to block the visible light spectrum and isolate only the invisible one.

His specialty is infrared photography. Infrared photography uses a special film or light sensor that processes wavelengths of infrared lights that are usually not visible. Artist claims that it is a perfect opportunity to define a new point of view on his subjects. He gives us an opportunity to look at the world from his point of view and with different eyes.

To discover a new unseen world.

Explaining his philosophy, he says, “What I like of this kind of photography is to make visible something invisible. My aim is to show something recognizable under a new unexpected and personal point of view.”

More info: behance.net | ausquerry.com

[sixpenceee]

Horror art by Stefan Koidl