Chloe White, "Cuckoo Settles Down", 2006
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Chloe White, "Cuckoo Settles Down", 2006
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Frantisek Muzika, "Bazina IV.", 1965
Terra Keck, "Bigger on The Inside", 2024
Remedios Varo, “Naturaleza Muerta Resucitando”, 1963
Johfra Bosschart, “Ellen in Wonderland 1: Ellen discovers a lake”, 1994
Gerardo Dottori, “Lago umbro”, 1942
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Karl Blossfeldt, 1928
Arthur Rackham, 1919
Saw these luvers at the New Orleans Botanical Garden
Arthur John Black, “The Waking Moon”, 1890
Bouguereau, “L'Innocence”, 1893 (detail)
it's comforting to post on a dead blog on a dead social media platform that no one will see.
anyway, here are two drawings I made with charcoal technique on kraft paper from my "köklerin belleği" series, which I created with the idea that trees keep us in their memories by perceiving our weight with their roots and that they remember us whenever we go and sit with them.
https://www.behance.net/vulp