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Ancient Greek Corinthian pottery.

Archaeological Museum of Ancient Corinth.

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Moses and Pharaoh Ramses - Prince of Egypt - Happy Passover - History, Bible and Old Testament (Book of Exodus) - Dreamworks - Tributes - My style

I’m currently practicing drawing human characters and human fingers and I’m still trying to do it somehow better, since I’m not as good as when I draw cartoon characters. This time I drew with a mixture of cartoon and realistic style and it’s related to one of my favorite animated films, this time from Dreamworks called “Prince of Egypt” from 1998. Unfortunately, Val Edward Kilmer (December 31, 1959 – April 1, 2025) who played Moses in this film died two weeks ago, so I’m also related to the upcoming Passover as well as to the brilliant actor who starred in that film along with Ralph Fiennes who played Ramses. Rest in peace, Val Kilmer. Amen.

On the occasion of the upcoming Passover and Easter, I drew the first of one of the most important biblical events, which is the exodus of the Jews from Egypt after centuries of slavery and their liberation by Moses with the help of God, who sent terrible plagues on Egypt, of which there were 10, because the Pharaoh of Egypt did not want to let the Hebrews leave Egypt. It is best explained to you in the book of Exodus from the Old Testament. I drew as my redraw where Moses returns to Egypt at God’s request and returns to his former brother who is currently the Pharaoh of Egypt. However, unlike in the film, in this drawing the Pharaoh is not happy to see Moses and that Moses asks him to let the Hebrews worship their God Yahweh (Adonai). It is not certain which pharaoh this is, but it is most likely Ramses II, who ruled from 1279 to 1219 BC, one of the greatest Egyptian rulers ever, and who clashed with Moses. However, in the end, Moses and God defeated the pharaoh and led the Hebrews out of Egypt. On that occasion, the Passover holiday was born. It is celebrated during the month of April after the full moon. At the same time as Christians celebrate Easter, and Easter was born after Passover because on that holiday Jesus died and was resurrected. The background turned out a little bad, so I apologize for that. I hope you like this drawing and I will try to draw better human figures. Also listen to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWO1TjPg20M

If you like this, feel free to like and reblog this, just don’t copy my ideas without mentioning me! Thank you! God bless you and happy Passover!

1965 Ancient Age Bourbon Advertisement 🥃

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Blues Legend: Howlin' Wolf

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I finally got back to my drawings, after a long time. I've had difficulties the last few days, but here I am. Although I wanted to publish this two weeks ago, due to some circumstances I did not manage to publish it late, I apologize for that. For Victory Day, which is celebrated on May 9 on the occasion of the end of World War II in Europe (it ended in the world on September 2, 1945), I drew two different Donald Ducks in different uniforms, one in American and one in Soviet uniform, primarily for infantry. It is Дональд Дак in Russian, so the same name. This may sound strange, but that's what happened, to see two different Donalds, who defeated the Nazis. They probably met on the river Elbe in early May 1945. I drew on the basis of pictures of American and Soviet infantry, although it didn't turn out very well. Sorry about that. The second drawing is related to ancient history, that is Donald as a Spartan hoplite. Of course this is in a way a redraw from the movie “300,” which talks about the Battle of Thermopylae, given that I love that movie. Although I didn't do very well with Donald with muscles, this is the first time I've marked muscles with someone. Of course, this drawing is also a sign of gratitude to everyone who follows me, since I have gathered 300 followers, and I thank everyone. This may not be a good thank you, but there will certainly be other and similar topics that you will like. There will be more things like this soon. Thanks everyone and sorry this turned out a little bad. Also, although belated, I wish you a happy victory day!

P.S. “THIS IS SPARTA! THIS IS DUCKBURG!”

I would like Donald to say this with his duck accent.