theres certainly something to be said about an undead archaeologist. not quite sure what it is though
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theres certainly something to be said about an undead archaeologist. not quite sure what it is though
@hermitadaymay
do you like the colors of the enterprise
Giving me the ability to draw was the worst mistake the gods ever made
Project Hail Mary art, trying to recreate that epic scene in oils 🚀💫🖌
I love both the book and movie so much🥺
Jewel...
Stab | Jacob Seed x Staci Pratt
are we still fighting or am I in your bed instead?
Staci wants Jacob so bad it makes him look stupid, and who can blame him? I'm sure Jacob won't take advantage of his little crush~
55 years ago… "Fallen Astronaut" artwork on the Moon ! August 2, 1971, a 9 cm Aluminium “Fallen Astronaut” artwork figurine, conceived and designated by Belgian Antwerp-based artist Paul Van Hoeydonck, was left on the Moon by Apollo 15 commander David Scott. Moonwalker David Scott photographed the figurine next to a memorial plaque but waited for a post-mission press conference to publicly disclose its existence. This plaque had the names of eight American astronauts and six Soviet cosmonauts who had died in service thus far between 1961 and 1971. NASA only revealed the figurine was made by Belgian artist Paul Van Hoeydonck during the Apollo 16 launch on April 16 1972, as the artist was interviewed by CBS reporter Walter Conkrite. Wristwatch check… An Omega Speedmaster 1861 chronograph on a steel mesh Jacoby Bender Champion bracelet. (Photo: MoonwatchUniverse)
Bright Moon surrounded by stars, captured against the night sky with subtle star trails adding a sense of motion and time.
Over 12 images were used in making this composite.
More about me and prints https://linktr.ee/steven.sandner