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[noichitat]

Monster Kitties Art Print by Lenka Simeckova

[cherriielle]

flesh & bones

[tatianakawkaw]

Ghost pumpkin

[choodraws]

memorybank

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[milamai]

Autumn romance in the air (by Milamai)

[louvisualarts]

ツキノワ Hunter Gatherer タブロー (Moon bear Hunter Gatherer tableau) by  鴻池 朋子 (Tomoko Konoike)

I saw the original of this beautiful carving at Yokosuka Museum of Art last week. I’m kind of sad that the picture doesn’t convey the same sense of depth.

[zandraart]

river crossing

[robert-hadley]

Françoise Gilot ( b. 1921 )

Source: Christie’s.com

[quarkmaster]

The Pilgrim’s Stair

Scott Duquette

[bobbycaputo]

Beautiful Illustrations of Words with No English Equivalent by Artist Marija Tiurina

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“beautiful girl from behinde.” Butterface?

[louvisualarts]

Artist’s media: Official Website・Instagram・Behance

[victongai]

Mixc World Spring Festival

Victo Ngai

Happy Chinese New Year everyone! 

This is the third and last of the Mixc World collaboration trilogy. The main concept behind the Mixc World Spring Festival image is the celebration of a new spring and the sharing of good fortune. 

There has been a long tradition of emphasizing “Luck” when it comes to Chinese Spring Festival, from new year’s greetings to propitious decorations, to lucky dishes, these auspicious gestures are believed to bring about good fortune in the year to come. In this image, we see many gathered in a field of lucky flowers such as peonies, narcissus and peach blossoms, while Mixc Elephant is showering everyone with fireworks, gems tones and stars, representing luck, fortune and knowledge respectively.

 As 2018 is the year of the dog, dogs are well represented in this image. In fact there are a total of 18 of them, as “eighteen” sounds like “sure fortune” in Chinese. Can you find them all?

Many thanks to my creative team at KAI. 

[andatsea]

Absorption.

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Artbook / INPRNT

[johnandwolf]

Poppy fields forever. Antelope Valley, CA  / March 2015

[victoriousvocabulary]

VENERATE 

[verb] 

to regard or treat with reverence; revere. 

Etymology: from Latin venerārī, from venus, “love ”.

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Original: Everyday’s March by beeple

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I scrolled down for an explanation but there wasn’t one so I just

[louvisualarts]

Imma reblog this again

[louvisualarts]

We Go to the Gallery (Dung Beetle Reading Scheme) by Miriam Elia and Ezra Elia

[zenpencils]

ISAAC ASIMOV ‘A lifetime of learning’

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Tumblr needs more of this….whatever this is.

[cannedviennasnausage]

Is this the same artist who made the original for this

[crybourg]

how women actually are

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OH MY GOD IF I DON’T EVER REBLOG THIS IT’S PROBABLY BECAUSE I’M DEAD

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mother fuckin macys sale

[louvisualarts]

I found another one but I cannot find the author...Help