Marian Ratajkowski

unable to donate, sorry. please don't message me about that.

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Yan' Dargent (French, 1824–1889)

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Strike 54 - Rachel English

American , b. ?

Oil on canvas , 30 x 40 cm.

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updated the character limit on the blinkie maker! previously 15 characters, you can now attempt to cram a whopping 25 characters on your blinkies!! certain fonts and font sizes WILL cut off. use your best judgement ok?

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perfect

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Look at my birthday cake...

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Giovanni Battista Costantini - Lacrime di Guerra (1915-1921)

Due to his age, the painter did not participate as a soldier in the conflict, but following the example of his friend Sartorio, he went to observe what was happening at the front and was completely shocked. Between the years 1915 and 1921, he painted 45 paintings (“Lacrime di Guerra”, in English, Tears of War ) in which he described, with the utmost realism, like a modern photojournalist, all the horrors of war. The series, after much controversy (the painter did not want to participate, given the preconceived opposition of the nationalists – who were already close to the government at the time – who had accused him of defeatism), was exhibited at the First Biennale of Rome (1921), where, contrary to expectations, it received great public success. (source)

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Today marks the 17th anniversary of an animated series that remains largely unknown.

Gladiators: The Tournament of the 7 Wonders feels like a cross between Avatar: The Last Airbender, W.I.T.C.H., and Netflix's Blood of Zeus. It is a darker and edgier gem of the same studio that made Angel's Friends.

No, it's not just about fighting.

This is a tale of force and courage, of moral complexity and inner growth, of survival and sacrifice, and of loyal friends united by the light. Beautifully animated, with an array of diverse characters and locations, this series deserves to finally be recognised.

Check out the opening theme and see for yourself ⚔

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Gladiatori text posts, part III

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The Wicker Man (1973) dir. Robin Hardy

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-On the Cliff at Fecamp-

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Moulin de la Galette (1886) by Vincent van Gogh

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Fountain in Labastide du Vert (1923) by Henri Martin

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My little 3d diorama, based on a painting by Józef Męcina-Krzesz, "Chopin's Last Chords", which I think is one of the gentlest, most beautiful paintings. Done in Maya, ZBrush and Substance Painter and rendered in Blender

Józef Męcina-Krzesz's original painting:

[con-la-forza-del-sole]

Gladiatori text posts, part II

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Walter Crane (1845-1915), ‘The Worker’s May Pole’, “The Art of Walter Crane”, 1902 Source

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pasta art

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Stefan Popescu (Romanian, 1872--1948)

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Titania's Awakening, 1896 by Charles Sims (English, 1873--1928)