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Hanif Abdurraqib, "Glamor on the West Streets / Silver Over Everything"
Sea anemones. Le monde de la mer. 1866.
Hermann Haider *
(Linz born in 1938) Flowers, signed: Haider, dated: 2002, oil on canvas
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Sandhill Cranes in the fog
You Always Have Options II
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Oil on canvas, 2026
Dittmar Viane (Belgian, 1998) - Tree Rapair (2026)
What are you reading rn, why are you reading it, and what format are you reading it in (physical book, ereader, on your phone etc)
Another Artfight attack, featuring Nobellun's Mjoll, a tiefling/half orc! I tried to work from a sketchier lineart here and also try some more muted colors than my usual, it was fun!!
bucktooth is out now on youtube!
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John Singer Sargent, ‘Gassed’ and ‘Six Studies for Gassed’ (1918)
In Gassed there is little suffering. Or rather, what suffering there is is outweighed by the painting’s compassion. In spite of the vomiting figure the scene has almost nothing in common with Owen’s vision of the gas victim whose blood comes ‘gargling from the froth-corrupted lungs’. What Sargent has depicted, instead, is the solace of the blind: the comfort of putting your trust in someone, of being safely led.
— geoff dyer, the missing of the somme
Love, Desire, and Death, from Personages de Comedie (pub. 1922) by Georges Barbier
Another Artfight attack, this time of @ellirhshaan 's Unkelevra! I can't believe I hadn't drawn him before, he ticks a lot of my boxes (even when I faced a palette that's very unlike my usual~)
Stare 2, 2026 by Emmanuel Daniel (Nigerian, b. 1999); Acrylic and oil on canvas, 14x12 in.
four line sentences are good and okay. its cool. you dont need to end your setnence or that thought! add another comma or an em dash. everything will be okay. it makes sense and flows well. #awesome #mybehemothsentence
Art fight attack for @deaconshrimpleton of his OCs Marlowe and Genevieve!