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Weiße gefleckte Rehe und ein Stachelschwein - Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton - 1724 - via Kunst Historisches Museum Wein

#deer #ung #porcupines #old masters #animals in art

Kloktober day 3: horror movie crossover.

Toki and Brahms.... do you understand my vision....

#phoenxwright art #metalocalypse #toki wartooth #dethklok #adult swim #mtl fanart #kloktober #the boy #brahms heelshire #I promise I wasn't drooling when drawing this i promjse i promise i pinkie swear i was thinking clean thoughts #ung

if there’s one thing season 2 showed us it’s that of course crowley’s love language is acts of service. crowley who comes from hell, a place designed to make existence as tedious and miserable as possible through cramped dirty offices and every inconvenience imaginable. and of course aziraphale’s love language is physical touch. aziraphale who comes from heaven, a place of infinite flat, impersonal office space, inhabited by angels so averse to any sort of contact (emotional or otherwise) that they struggle to touch material items and turn their noses up at food and drink. and of course aziraphale and crowley meet each other and think to themselves i’m not going to make you suffer with that, you deserve more, i’m going to give you what i wasn’t.

#ung #good omens #ineffable husbands #everyone look at my meta NOW

Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction: Los Angeles Spring 2025

Lot # 86. Hand-Painted Brian Froud skekUng the Garthim-Master Artwork - Sold on Propstore.com, April 29, 2025

"SkekUng the Garthim-Master artwork hand-painted by conceptual and creature designer Brian Froud for the production of Frank Oz's and Jim Henson's The Dark Crystal.

skekUng is hand-painted onto a card panel with Froud's name hand-signed and the date "1981" inscribed within the artwork in the bottom right corner. Additional annotations of "20.5%" is handwritten inside the bottom border of the piece, while "104.7%", "13 3/8" and "76%" are handwritten inside the right border, with all these inscriptions rendered in pencil.

This artwork appears on page 91 of The World of the Dark Crystal book, which describes it as "a vivid portrait of skekUng the Garthim-Master clutching his staff of power. Much of skekUng's power must have come from his ability to assume positions of geometric harmony, unusual for a Skeksis; the overlay in the portrait clearly reveals this." Dimensions: 22.75" x 17.25" (57.75 cm x 44 cm)"