The Moth Magazineさんのイラストまとめ

Our Tuesday evening mood – courtesy of American artist Clare Elsaesser, whose work appeared in Issue 16.

This piece – which appeared on the cover – is called 'Bedtime'. Though you have our permission to do this Pretty Much Anytime You Need To. #MothArchives🌜

🚨 FINAL CALL! 🚨

This year's Moth Art Prize closes for entries TOMORROW at MIDNIGHT – don't miss out on your chance to see your work published in the magazine, plus €1,000.

Could you be our next winner? #artistsontwitter

👉 https://t.co/f0VD3Sh2Zu

We're still on the hunt for portfolios of two-dimensional work that is courageous, bold and in tune with the aesthetic of The Moth: contemporary but timeless.

€1000 is up for grabs – don't miss out! #ArtistsofTwitter
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She recently exhibited at the Fine Art Society and Turps in the UK, and Aeroplastics in Brussels. Her work has appeared in group shows at the Saatchi Gallery, the Jerwood and the Barbican in London.

You can find out more about her at https://t.co/J0ctt6snw1.

Anyone else feeling a little bit like this painting by Emerson Schreiner (originally from Issue 39) after way too much screen time today? #ThrowbackThursday 👁️

❛ If I am worth anything later, I am worth something now. For wheat is wheat, even if people think it is a grass in the beginning.

Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh was born #OTD in 1853. 🌾

This week's Moth Studio Challenge is to draw or paint a tool. Complete your artwork within 2 hours and submit to The Moth Studios on Tuesday evening between 9-11pm (via Facebook DM).

The challenge is open to everyone. Please share and good luck! 🛠️

(Lathe by Edith Kramer)

The theme for this week's Moth Studios Challenge is climate change. Your artwork must be completed within 2 hours and submitted to The Moth Studios (via Facebook DM) between 9-11 pm on Tuesday evening. Open to everyone. Please share and good luck!

Painting by Jill Pelto ❄️

Two pieces by the completely brilliant Geraldine Swayne here, winner of The Moth Art Prize 2019. 💚

There's just THREE days left to enter this year's competition. We want work that is bold, courageous, contemporary but timeless. Sound like you? More here: https://t.co/NYyXhVHq4U

Did anyone spot the solar eclipse yesterday? 🌘 We've been enjoying these strange, but super beautiful, eclipse paintings by Mexican artist Rufino Tamayo, which were painted in the 1940s.