The Great Prehistoric Search. Written by Jane Bingham, illustrated by Ian Jackson. Published in 2004.
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Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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Origami Around
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Love Begins
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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we're not kids anymore.

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The Great Prehistoric Search. Written by Jane Bingham, illustrated by Ian Jackson. Published in 2004.
Internet Archive
1996 Wishbone Stickers (via: eBay)
constantine, 2005
Obsession 2026, dir. Curry Barker
The sun and the moon! The golden fork and the silver spoon! A pair of rather regal imps this time around
Nicolas Bruno, The Embellished Collection
MYHOUSE.WAD (VEDDGE, 2023)
That thin curl of smoke rising from the cabin chimney is the first thing to notice in Alexis Jean Fournier’s “Landscape”. It tells you someone is there. The quiet river, the trees and the open sky are no longer empty.
Painted in the late 19th century, the scene captures a peaceful side of America that often goes unnoticed. Fournier wasn’t interested in dramatic wilderness. He painted the simple signs of everyday life - a cabin, a fire, a home beside the water. Sometimes that’s all a landscape needs.
Quelle: meisterdrucke.com
art by Curtis Lanaghan
Martin Voigt (German, 1990) - Schwarzer Zwölfender (Black Twelve-pointer)(2020/2021)
Artwork for 'Date d'expiration' by Tim Powers, 1996 (Philippe Caza)
watercolors by trans artist tuesday smilie
GEOLOGICAL PERIOD LOGOS (Jurassic Park style)
Logos I made for the intro of my series of VIDEOS dedicated to each geological period. Some of them are now also available for t-shirts and other items HERE
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Youtube Channel
Instagram (new account)
Prints and more items of my artwork
lately I’ve been Overcome With Emotion
i feel like these poses each give a slightly different character to eachother. even when the only real change is the way the hands are posed to sit on the hips.. has anyone noticed this
yes!! one of my favorite art instruction books touches on this
Mouthpieces by Juanita Care