#derivitive

[noxcaelestia]

Annie and the Arrow. 2021.

Based directly on Hercules and the Hydra. 18th century. Richard Dalton. British. 1720-1791. Engraving after Ludovico Carracci. Italian. 1555-1619.

I thought Annie looked a lot like the Hercules depicted in these artworks so I drew him similarly.

[brightboisterousbananas]

Some pictures of my process!

Posted September 24th 2020

Prints are available: 

Here

[checkoutmycode]

Find the derivative

[coatedinsalt]

just found out the phrase is 'first things [are] first' not 'first thing's [is] first' is this because of iggy. did iggy do this to my mind

[limerick-enjoyer]

You millennial leftists who never lived one day under nuclear threat sure made quite a non-binary fuss to save the world from intercontinental ballistic (x,y) and can now reflect upon your woke (r,θ).

[fanloidappriciation]

New Blog Here!

Hello! I am FanloidAppriciation. I made this account to spread all the love to our mostly forgotten past of fan-made VOCALOIDs!

Of course there are the popular ones like Akita Neru, Yowane Haku, and Zatsune Miku, but what about the lesser-known ones? Or the ones forgotten to time? I want to revive them!

If you love fanloids, or even have your own, feel free to follow! I reblog posts about all fanloids, new, old, popular, or forgotten!

[purplesuitedmisery]

Though for real. I feel like, in a universe where there are billions of gods, across countless universes, who all know each other, that waking one up likely wouldn’t doom the universe. 

I feel like they’d wake up and go ‘well I might as well catch up with old friends.’ 

I’m not sure why every time you wake a god up everyone thinks the plan is immediately ‘destroy everything.’ 

Let a guy get a cup of coffee and figure out what’s been going down with all his buds the last few aeons, really. 

[pantmonger]

Overwatch fan art (ref'ed from victory poses)  #InsproShoutOut Stunning designs, lovely art styles & big fun. Aspirational Stuff!

I would love to work on something like this.