Dance (1910) by Henri Matisse

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Dance (1910) by Henri Matisse
ho ho ho, and hee hee hee, break that lute across my knee...
the torture and kill guy from the torture and kill company
Moon and Star
For my friend’s novel.
maybe finished it or not, wanted to make it a tarot, but didn’t got a clear method.
Funeral Procession (c.1848) - Francis Danby (1793-1861)
Junji Ito
Telvanni Aristocrat
Dagoth Ur welcomes you, Nerevar, my old friend.
The Poison Gardens yes that is voryn
this painting is sort of about the personal issues i headcanon voryn having and the whole thing symbolizes a cage, the question of whether its better to be free but with risk or stay safe but painfully constricted. The hands are supposed to reference the Dagoth family (or more specifically the matriarch, Voryns mother) and the hardship that comes from being born with expectations of getting a position of such importance as a high councilor, not being able to choose what you actually wanted to do with your life. I did also kind of want to contrast this with the kind of luxurious palace environment, despite voryns issues you should still keep in mind that this doesnt compare to the more extreme struggles of a peasant. I also just wanted to try and design a building interior that feels sort of House Dagoth.
the text on the pillar is translatable but i know its a hastle, so ill just say that its about not being able to escape fate, multiple implications when it comes to that
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"...Is there singing in the Void? Dancing...? Surely the Dread Lord will at least allow poor Cicero to caper..."
my favorite skyrim character is, unusurprisingly, a mad evil jester who kills people.
OKAY SO i finally decided to actually start posting my art here on tumblr instead of hoarding it in my folder for months so...over the next few weeks there is gonna be a LOT of it
this one is like...from about a year ago </3 gawdawn
The Ruins of Holyrood Chapel, 1824, Louis Daguerre (French, 1787-1851)
Beauty holds the keys to his shackles. Beauty, and a love of great works. Great heights. His appetites are insatiable, thus his despair.
Vivec craves radical freedom, the death of all limits and restrictions. He wishes to be all things at all times. Every race, every gender, every hero, both divine and finite ...
… but in the end, he can only be Vivec
Keeper of the Photostatic Numen
an appreciation piece for the Araynys Dagoth design and concept made by @unknownhomosapien and @roumanelli as can be found here and here thank you very much for creating those designs as they are incredibly elaborate and beautiful, they fill my head with inspiration and i have never seen sixth house designs as nice as these :3
this work depicts Araynys himself in front of a work-in-progress voryn mural, the gate is for identifying the location as the bone cavern Mamaea, i also liked the idea of different designs for the different House Dagoth servants, the one painting the ash statues at the forefront was slightly inspired by the jiangshi, having a talismas (fulu) type thing on the head
i chose a specific pose for Araynys that would remind of measurement, his thumb meets his eye and his eye meets the top fingernail of his right hand, forming a 90 degree angle (totally not referencing this kira yoshikage panel)
thinking on the concept of "mightly lessons of multiplication" i initially wanted to draw the floor entirely covered in standing ash statues, symbolizing the vast numbers of the sixth house, however it didnt make it into the final piece because of composition issues
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