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Míralo en su pequeña nave espacial:
Haiiiii Nave
Slides this under the door... 👀
Gonna change the shading tho..
HAISISKDISIHSJDIDJWWS ESTER WE LEFT FOR A DAY AND YOU MADE A FUCKINV MEAL HOLY CRAP LOOK AT THEMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
I love the expressions so so much woahhhhhh….. also the way Rusts hand is clenching the fabric WIDOKSHOEJE—
We love your art so much Ester—
Torture those bots let’s goooooooo—
HERE YOU GO @navetheshrub !!! JACK IN THE MIND ELECTRIC ALBUM ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ LOVE THIS SONG TOO EHEHHEHE…
TOOK FOREVER TO MAKE (3 hours) + I CANT DRAW DINOSAURS SO THATS WHY ITS NOT IN THE CORNER….
(I’m very proud of the moon bc that took me forever… hate the palm trees I just gave up…)
Church in Alcalá, Spain - Alejandro Beautell
https://beautellarquitectos.com/en
On the Same Ship, IX/23
Interior of St. Peter’s, Rome
Artist: Giovanni Paolo Panini (Italian, 1691–1765)
Date: 1731
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: Saint Louis Art Museum, Saint Louis, MO, United States
Description
The vastness of the nave of St. Peter's is the true subject of this painting. Intended as a keepsake from the original owner's visit to Rome, the picture accurately records the appearance of the great Roman basilica. The artist has, however, manipulated one detail. He has moved the papal coat of arms in the ceiling one section (or bay) farther into the fictive space of the picture, thus emphasizing the size and grandeur of the building.
Nave con peregrino junto al altar, iglesia románica de San Martín, Frómista, Palencia, 2011.
Along the 800 km of the Camino francés on the way to Santiago de Compostela in Spain, this is my single favorite building, a perfect example of romanesque architecture.