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[platypaws]

pnf revival challenge day 4: driver’s license!

Hosted by @howtonerdoutovereverything!✨

I wanted to add a page where they get pulled over by cops but ironically I spent 10 hours driving myself today and I’m falling asleep at my desk kfbshckm anyway here’s a bonus meme:

[pmamtraveller]

BELSHAZZAR'S FEAST (1820) by JOHN MARTIN

The painting depicts the biblical story of the writing on the wall from the Book of DANIEL. It is considered one of MARTIN'S most famous and important works, showcasing his trademark style of epic, apocalyptic landscapes and dramatic lighting.

The painting depicts a lavish banquet hall, with the BABYLONIAN king BELSHAZZAR at the head of the table, surrounded by his courtiers and concubines. The scene is set in the midst of a decadent feast, with opulent decorations and extravagant displays of wealth.

In the left side of the painting, a disembodied hand is seen writing on the wall, with the words 'MENE, MENE, TEKEL, UPHARSIN' appearing in fiery letters. This is the moment when God's judgment is delivered to BELSHAZZAR, foretelling the downfall of his kingdom and the end of his reign.

MARTIN'S use of light is a key element in the painting, with the source of the light coming from a large window behind the writing on the wall. This creates a striking contrast between the brightly lit banquet hall and the dark, ominous figures of the courtiers and the writing on the wall. The use of light also adds to the dramatic and supernatural atmosphere of the scene, emphasizing the divine message being delivered to the king.

MARTIN'S meticulous attention to detail is evident in the intricate and elaborate decorations of the banquet hall, showcasing his skill as a painter. The use of rich, vibrant colors adds to the opulent and grandiose atmosphere of the scene, further emphasizing the excess and decadence of BELSHAZZAR'S rule.

[tomicscomics]

04/10/2025

NO MEAT!

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JOKE-OGRAPHY: 1. This Bible story is about Jesus's arrest. After the Last Supper, He takes His disciples to the Garden of Gethsemane to pray. Here, Judas betrays Jesus and leads a band of guards and priests to arrest Him, take Him to be interrogated by Jewish and Roman authorities, and ultimately put Him to death. Jesus knows what's happening, yet He asks His disciples not to fight, and accepts His fate with solemn grace. 2. In this cartoon, Jesus's lines are lightly paraphrased quotes right from the Bible story. The priest's lines, on the other hand, are original never-before-seen footage of how I assume a priest might react to being called the "power of darkness." In his rant, the priest denies that he's the bad guy, then lists a bunch of obviously evil things he's planning on doing to Jesus, then frames those things as heroic, all the while becoming more and more crazed and fun to draw.

[lionofchaeronea]

The Two Crowns, Frank Dicksee, 1900

[justanimaniac]

Jax and Ragatha but they're just two stupid brats

[smallpwbbles]

Just wanted to draw what it's like for Jax when his mind switches out with the younger Jax persona like I explained here

Its kinda like in a nightmare where you might be running from something but your body isn't keeping up with your mind.

[thirdchildart]

IT"S FINALLY DONE!!!!!!!!!!! Check out my animation of the title song from Nerdy Prudes Must Die, a horror musical from @teamstarkid You can watch the FULL stage show on their youtube channel!

https://youtu.be/PG3RDdyD_GQ?si=Rhxg6asT0MMoTTXd This clip features Jon Matteson as Richie, Will Branner as Max! The story and script is by Nick and Matt Lang, with music and lyrics by Jeff Blim!

[crabs-and-bedbugs]

[vikvie]

Americans can be so funny.