Very much fascinated with skeleton depicted through art 🪄
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Very much fascinated with skeleton depicted through art 🪄
Hoping this post will go through since my wifi has exploded and won’t work TT
Anyways! I wanted to try something fun with my meet this artist this year so I tried to replicate medieval artworks
I love my babies and it was a struggle to try and figure out how to draw them in this style but I think(?) I did it???? Maybe?????
Medieval people didn’t bathe
The Cluny Museum says shut up, here are my sources:
La vie segneuriale. First quarter of the 16th century, southern Netherlands.
Weapons Left For Use
Here is another artwork, but drawn a medieval Viking equipment including a hat and barrel to set it on ^^
I was thinking of a medieval artwork because why not, and yes, the title is uncreative :P
What y'all think?
Artwork ©SuperShadowSilver
Used: regular basic pencil, Crayola colored pencils and Cra-Z-Art colored pencils
I made this for my mom one year for either her birthday or mothers day.
I know it’s pretty busy, so if you can’t tell, it’s a horse in medieval armor by a tree, on a grassy cliff edge overlooking a castle, lit by the sunrise coming through a few mountains.
(If you’re wondering why there’s no knight it’s because I’m bad at drawing people and didn’t want to attempt it and ruin the picture XD)
I still like the tree a lot. I feel like that pattern looks really good as bark. And the shield and armor are cool too.
Medieval rabbit artwork speaks to my interests
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I love clocks. Their rhythmic and steady tick-tocks keep me grounded.
If I was a character in Alice in wonderland, I'd like to be the hare with the clock!