the elevator pitch for this is "a Toy Story/Night at the Museum-style educational series that teaches kids about art history"
they probably wouldn't let me have the tits-out minoan snake woman but that's ok
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the elevator pitch for this is "a Toy Story/Night at the Museum-style educational series that teaches kids about art history"
they probably wouldn't let me have the tits-out minoan snake woman but that's ok
I've just release my Colima Dog and Dog Haniwa Pins!
These dyed-metal soft enamel pins represent two ancient ceramic canine pals. While the originals were funerary goods to aid the deceased in the afterlife these guys are happy to keep you company on your pin board, backpack, coat, or wherever else you can put a pin.
pitter patter pitter patter
made my dream a reality by purchasing a replica Colima dog statue, now he sits on my dresser near my plush anubis in my apparent collection of psychopomp pups
Pregnant tlalchichi figure at Amparo Museum ☾
If there is one thing that unites people it's making little ceramic creatures
Colima Dog and Marigolds
Sketchbook drawing during lunch
colored pencil, ink
2024
HIM
Colima culture, Colima Dog, 300 a.C.-600 d.C 24.2 x 16.3 x 36.5 cm