“have I ever before… wielded a sword so heavy”//

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“have I ever before… wielded a sword so heavy”//
my favorite casca manga panel by far . she looks so cute here im particularly obsessed with the way her hands are drawn like it’s so nice to see her like this instead of scared or super stressed 😭😭😭
It’s been a while since I last posted, but here he is ! I’ve been reading Berserk and I thought that a Guts fanart inspired on THAT famous painting would look great, hoping you like it
Reunion
Haven't undertaken a big artwork like this in ages but it feels good to be completed.
I was too scared to do it in ink so I did it in Clip Studio Paint with a custom G-pen.
two women on the balcony, gerda wegener, 1936
Kōhei Sugiura – Gan Hosoya, World Design Conference (blue), Tokyo, 1960 [Flat & Bound, Integral Lars Müller GmbH, Zürich]
White Fur, Shinjuku 新宿
Joan Miró Bather October 1932 Oil and pencil on wood 14 1/2 x 18" (36.8 x 45.7 cm) The Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.)
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Oxford Bridge at Stowe Landscape Gardens
SONY: PlayStation Portable in an array of transparent colors (2005)
I love seeing the insides of game systems and computers. It makes me feel like I’m looking at its guts >.<
Photography by Patrick Vierthaler
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Akira Yokoyama, 1976