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A sketch inspired by a photo by @lambbofficial
by Ukelaylie
To celebrate International Women's Day The Black Curriculum shared their 'Iconic Women in Britain' series over on Twitter - with added links on the thread. Check it out here!
Renike, Omotola
Andrew Wyeth
Andrew Wyeth – American painter. (July 12, 1917 – January 16, 2009) His most famous painting is “Christina’s World.”
Mona Omrani
Gorgeous digital painting by @sarawintersart [model Lanoir Rollins]! . . . posted on Instagram - https://ift.tt/2QwQKnb
Lemanjah by Brazilian artist Marcelo Jorge … Lemanjah is the Queen of the Sea
Important ideas to consider when creating characters who are black and indigenous people of color. (x) (Creator’s instagram post)
IN THIS HOUSE WE celebrate black women sculptors because Dark Academia has a slight Michelangelo fetish and sometimes it’s good to mix things up. Left to Right: Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller & Elizabeth Catlett, Selma Burke & Simone Leigh, Edmonia Lewis & Augusta Savage
Women of Color Are:
Accomplished:
Multi- Talented
Graceful:
Colorful:
Funny:
Elegant
Artistic:
Humble:
Compelling:
Dedicated:
Courageous
Powerful
Fabulous:
PASSIONATE
Yet Sadly…..
Overlooked
WOMEN OF COLOR ARE VALID, HUMAN, AND FUCKING AWESOME
Geneva Benton on inprnt and Tumblr
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So Super Awesome is also on Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram
The Broadway Heroine: Actress Denée Benton of “Natasha Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812″ for Interview Magazine
Photography by Lara Jade
Her Melanin Is So Beautiful. Her Skin Is So Smooth And Beautiful