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Gonna start a blog to post personal work, wips, comissions and things, so heres the first one :) Hope you liked it! 

Astro - André Ramos

[japhers]

a spring bouquet~

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by Cinthya Álvarez Follow them on Tumblr! 

[japhers]

so we went to the textile exhibit in the National Museum the other week and lemme tell you those people knew what they were doing

so here are Muslim Mindanao and Lumad-inspired pieces (probably also a bit of Alexander McQueen and D&G aesthetic inspirations here and there)

[japhers]

a spring bouquet~

[jollyjoules]

Drawing HP characters feels like drawing friends ♥

[oamul]

hello tokyo

[chuwenjie]

Goddess of love, beauty, pleasure, and desire. First of a series on Greek gods and goddesses!

[jonathanstroh]

Cassowary with beehive and porcupine

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A couple of witches from BattleKasters

[jonathanstroh]

A scene from The Red Sun

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Bear house (with fox)

[pauhami]

Quickish drawing from tonight. :)

[lulles]

Essence

I got really sick a few weeks ago and decided to draw something inspired by it, haha. Patrons will get layered psd, process video and more of this piece.

[nesskain]

sketching

[riccardoguasco]

“Stormi” [murmuration]

Riccardo Guasco 2015

[supersonicart]

Jason Parker’s “Room With A View” at Off The Kerb.

Opening on Friday, March 18th, 2016 at Off the Kerb Gallery in Melbourne, Australia is Jason Parker’s new solo exhibition, “Room With A View.”

Parker’s work revolves around figures which exist half in this world and half in another.  For “Room With A View” Jason describes his mindset for the paintings as “I close the door behind me, lock it, then deadlock it.  I’ve already put out the ‘Do Not Disturb’ sign.  The room is large, empty, save for a small desk in the center.  I make my way to the window to take in the view, I am greeted by a familiar sight.  The scene below born 27 years ago, changing daily.  Untarnished views stretch to an horizon ever growing, new ones erected.  I take it all in.   On top of the desk sits a small stack of paper, a pencil and a modest lamp.  I flick the switch on the lamp basking the desk in a warm yellow glow, the walls catch a small amount of light, walls not built with steel or concrete but with experiences, emotions and insight.  I take one last look at the view, take a seat and draw.”

“Room With A View” is on display until March 31st, 2016.  Continue below to see more work from the show as well as a short video of Jason at work:

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