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Hoarding cool images so that I may spend ages looking at them, sorry

[gebo4482]

"Perfect Organism" a celebration of Alien Isolation by Chancellor! (cds_art_)

[jareckiworld]

Jack Whitten (1939-2018) — Black in Time [acrylic on canvas, 1980]

[edansaca]

What if Benr(e)y was a bird thing instead, I like birds

[thecollectibles]

Art by Lestoidea 蟌

[thecollectibles]

THE NAME OF THE WIND by Kenza Morvan

[kozzdraw]

some gw2 dragon minions

[fuckyeahchinesefashion]

OP: fold a little apple and give it to the person you like (Color the dimple of the apple stem with a yellow marker, and you can apply a coat of water-based glossy varnish on the surface to make it more real)

[herpsandbirds]

Sly Crayfish (Procambarus versutus), family Cambaridae, Okaloosa County, Florida, USA

photographs by Seth Patterson

[perplexingly]

Today I visited Krakow and saw all sort of various sights! 😊

Wyspiański's works inside the Basilica of St Francis

The statue of Wyspiański in front of the Wyspiański's museum

Wyspiański's artworks in Wyspiański's museum

The statue of Wyspiański in front of the National museum

Wyspiański's works inside the National museum

Wyspiański's grave

It was very fun and I'm glad I got to see so many different things! 😊

[priestboy]

⁺‧₊˚𓆩♱𓆪 𝒎𝒂𝒅𝒆 𝒃𝒚 𝒎𝒆 𝒍𝒊𝒌𝒆 𝒐𝒓 𝒓𝒆𝒃𝒍𝒐𝒈 𝒊𝒇 𝒖𝒔𝒊𝒏𝒈˖༉‧₊˚🏰

[blackberrys0da]

could you make a paw tutorial? like how you draw paws?

Looks more like a guide rather than a tutorial, but I hope it’s still helpful

Also, I made a similar post on anthro paws as well if you’re interested

[filurig]

a series of illustrations depicting the story of sture wolff and the troll prince, a knight in medieval pareidolia sweden who has a number of tales spun around him, which also vary in details depending on who tells it (most notably, human vs troll retellings). these are specifically more from a troll perspective if that isn't obvious lol...

these were done for a class assignment, and are a bit of a compositional homage to the åsmund series of illustrations by gerhard munthe, the first two specifically inspired by Åsmund Goes Up to the Door in the Rock (1902) and The Fifth Hall (1902) :) more under the cut...

sture wolff is often used as a bit of a cautionary tale from the nordic troll perspective, warning of the "fickle" nature of man and that getting too involved with them is a Bad Idea. the figure of sigrid (the human woman, who in the story falls in love with the "troll prince" two-tusk bluebelly) is in many of those versions also a cunning figure herself, betraying two-tusk in the end and having been the one to lead sture to the hidden troll village in the first place. but there are versions, especially the older ones, where she defends him in the end, and never betrayed him.

obvs human versions of the story are more "expected" like other knightly hero folklore stories of its time, where sture through cunning figures out how to reveal the hidden troll village (with fire) and saves sigrid from the bluebelly, who in this version, curses sigrid to fall in love with him.

in universe this story is based on what was likely Real People, and the "bluebelly village" was a real troll settlement that was destroyed at some point in time, and it's a bit unclear what actually happened to everyone involved in the end.

[jukjujada]

[morrokei]

gramlins

[tadporridge]

my silly :) noot

baby spirit, taking the form of an almost-human. aside from the claws, the constant smell of dust and feathers, and the mysteriously charming glint in her eye that remains even in complete darkness

mos' assistant in the way a friendly stray is "someone's" cat

close up cus i like her :)

[teathattast]

wake up babe new horrors beyond our comprehension dropped

[preserving-tiktok]