David Síôn Llewellynさんのイラストまとめ

Really hoping her career does the whole Scott Walker arc. https://t.co/LJbF3Jg2uz

@pennyb @lukemcgee One possible solution. Obviously, the boxing glove is there for illustrative purposes only. I couldn't find a Gif with anything more anatomically feasible.

Some more #ProudBoys, this time from the pencil of Touko Valio Laaksonen, aka Tom of Finland (1920-1991). These are some of the more pre-watershed ones I could find.

A weather-appropriate painting for this wet and blustery morning, with 'The Street' (c.1927) by J.E. Nicholls.
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@NatMuseumArt And lastly 'Trees' (c.1914) by Maurice Vlaminck. The Fauvists' unconventional use of colour here gives us the trees, a reflective pond, and the light passing through the canopy almost entirely in blocks and various shades of blue and red.
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Today writers! Starting with her 1938 'Self-Portrait on Garnedd Dafydd' by the artist and writer Brenda Chamberlain. Her books include her novel 'The Water-Castle' and 'Tide-Race', an account of her time living on Bardsey.
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Two contrasting views evoking very different moods of Cemlyn Bay on the northwest coast of Ynys Môn (Anglesey). The artist, Audrey Hind (b.1936) moved to Wales in the early '60s, and her paintings are a response to its landscapes and the changing seasons.
https://t.co/bILZxC7FFu

Pablo Picasso at @AmgueddfaCymru, with his 1948 'Still Life with Porron (a Spanish drinking vessel)', and three pieces designed and produced by Picasso and the Madoura Pottery.
https://t.co/MhtlqReWup

Four watercolour sketches by Gwen John of people sitting in churches. The lesson being: "Don't sit in front of Gwen John in church unless you wish to be sketched."
https://t.co/SuVCiuHXME

Tonight’s viewing: