Chiara C. Rizzarda (she/her)さんのイラストまとめ

Today's writing progress:
⏱️spent 30 minutes looking for an alternative to the can opener in an answer regarding what to do for a headache;
💤we shed some light on why a certain character is always sleeping;
🪐indirectly quoted "Inception", and I won't apologize.
#amwriting

Today's writing progress:
🖼️people were gathering around a supporting character like the shepherds in the Nativity, and it felt a bit weird;
🧚‍♀️another Mme d'Aulnoy fairytale;
📖Aldovrandi's 'Monstrorum Historia' was discussed: my monsters don't seem to like it.
#amwriting

Today's writing progress:
🤱my main characters talked about lost children and trauma;
⚓the captain tried to play it cool;
🎶a supporting character skipped a beat.
#amwriting

Backwards up the mossy glen
Turned and trooped the goblin men,
With their shrill repeated cry,
“Come buy, come buy.”

– Christina Rossetti, "Goblin Market"
🖼 A. Rackham

#BookWormSat

@apertedesign @Twiceroadsfool @MrlwDesigns A Renaissance man!

Furini was in Italian baroque painted who was kind of obsessed with Artemisia drinking Mausolus ashes.
In 1633 he became a priest, maybe for having painted too many naked women, and on his deathbed he requested all his nudes to be destroyed. It would have been quite the effort.

Angelica Kauffmann painted this Sibyl after Guercino in 1775: she was a successful Swiss Neoclassical painter who worked both in London and Rome and became one of two female painters to be a founding member of the Royal Academy.
#SibylSaturday #WomensArt

Today's writing progress:
🌳merged the concept of a bonsai with an Obi-Wan Kenobi quote about the Death Star, and I'm satisfied with my own madness;
🗡️planted a sword in a stone;
🔥set another side character on fire, and it's becoming a habit.
#amwriting

"When a Witch Goes Off to Work" by Sophia Rapata
The artist has a shop on @Etsy, if you like this, with loads and loads of witchy stuff.
@sophiarapata
#WitchyWednesday #WomensArt

Today's writing progress:
🍎a creature had her vision;
💫we almost got a hold of the main villain (and lived enough to regret that);
👩‍🍼we learn of the stolen child.
#amwriting