After sunset, by Lucas Garcete {via Instagram}
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After sunset, by Lucas Garcete {via Instagram}
doing my best.
the left is a red tailed black cockatoo, and the right is a bohemian waxwing. left for vauche, right for me. :) ✦✦✦✦✦ support my work & grab adopts or lineart here: https://ko-fi.com/somnoire 🎨🌿join the art garden: https://discord.gg/B4cu2c76vB
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Reflections multiply what we try to hide. In the mirror, identity fractures into possibilities — not one self, but many.
Photo: Thomas Gerwers
Seal in the Kelps
I haven't done any black and white stuff in a long while. So, I thought why not do something simples and since I'm currently reworking one of my webnovels (The Selkies) I thought why now draw a cute seal. I feel quite motivated.
If you people want to check out the old version of the story, you can find it over here: https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/105557/the-skin-bound-tome-sidestory-the-selkies
Once the reworked version is up, I post the cover with a link to the new one, so keep your eyes open for it <3
Deep Sea Eel - Oil Pastel Portrait
An exploration of fluid movement and raw texture, emerging from the deep.
This oil pastel drawing captures the coiled form and distorted skeletal rhythm of a deep-sea creature.
Layered highlights carve light out of the absolute darkness, focusing on the organic structure and primitive energy of life beneath the surface.
© Alissa Rossi
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A quiet ink wash landscape inspired by traditional Jiangnan scenery — mist drifting across still water, distant mountains fading into empty space, and a solitary pavilion resting beneath an ancient pine. The soft monochrome brushwork creates a calm meditative atmosphere shaped by silence, reflection, and classic Chinese shanshui aesthetics.
This piece leans into minimalist oriental landscape art, sumi-e textures, and timeless East Asian ink painting composition rather than heavy detail, letting negative space become part of the scenery itself.
I bet poison would work wonders on you...