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So earlier this year a copy of Tove's Bilbo was put on sale and sold for a couple hundred euros, and since people have come out of the wood works selling their old dusty copies. There's like a new one every week and I'm just slowly watching it decrease in value, biding my time.
Post your sona and what animal they are based on!
Tove is balinese x tiger but basically just a balinese cat 🤣❤️ Art is made by my dear friend @/_Dollbites https://t.co/pGXHJOQ9XC
@aImondyaksha Would love to get fullbody of my sona Tove!! Extra if she had Hu Tao's hat but that's up for you 😍 What can I draw for you? ❤️
Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland by Tove Jansson, 1966
#lewiscarroll #AliceInWonderland
Join the Moomins on an ocean adventure in Moomintroll Sets Sail as the Moomins, Sniff and Little My set off across the high seas. This beautiful re-telling telling of Tove Jansson's beloved story is perfect for Moomin fans of all ages. https://t.co/2zolnt2fMA
In 1947 Tove Jansson first gave us Mumintroll, and the world hasn't been the same since; the Mumempire now includes Moomin World in Naantali, Finland and the Moominsailors who patrol the decks of Silja Line's Stockholm-Helsinki Baltic crossing on the MS Serenade. #WyrdWednesday
Best known for creating Moomins, artist Tove Jansson illustrated a Swedish edition of Alice in Wonderland (published in 1959).
Something for @mellow_lamb ! I love Tove so much! 💛 #fanart #art #furryart
Sooo.. I made another OC for #HazbinHotel and I thought I'd share her design on here. :) Her name is Rosalie. She was inspired by another song known as Borderline by Tove Styrke. The song itself pretty much describes her personality.
#HazbinHotelOC #Digitalart #HazbinHotel
Moomins creator Tove Jansson was also a fine artist and painter, Before the Masquerade, 1943 #womensart
Lewis Carroll's 'Alice in Wonderland' illustrations, 1959 by Finnish artist and Moomins creator Tove Jansson #womensart
the Moomin comics and stories are so strange and fantastical and delightful.... I really love these stories (and the way Tove Jansson draws flowers)
