just wanna share this tidbit~

reference used for maxima's pose - "tomb of lorenzo de medici, duke of urbino" by michelangelo

(yes, the hand is messed up, but I tried)

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La gloria di colui che tutto move
per l’universo penetra,e risplende
in una parte più e meno altrove.
Nel ciel che più de la sua luce
prende
fu’ io,e vidi cose che ridire
né sa né può chi di là sù discende

Paradiso,C. I



Cappella Sistina, Michelangelo

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I have many artistic heroes: Michelangelo, Velazquez, Matisse... but as a young artist I learned more about composition, clarity of line and the power of colour from my treasured collection of Asterix books. ‘Ave’ Albert Uderzo who died yesterday

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DEATH BATTLE! Michelangelo VS Jax

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Michelangelo's Ignudo Three of 1509

Video about the Sistine Chapel: https://t.co/FOqqaHVjj0

Thrilling depiction of an iconic figure from the Italian Renaissance, Michelangelo's Ignudo from the Sistine Chapel, https://t.co/tG3L0m0qIo

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i. 'the temptation of st. anthony', martin schongauer
ii. 'the torment of saint anthony', michelangelo

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Crucifixion of Saint Peter, Michelangelo Caravaggio c. 1601

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DEATH BATTLE! Dio VS Michelangelo VS Marvin the Martian VS Noggin the Gnome

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Angel👼

Michelangelo Merisi (29 September 1571 – 18 July 1610) was an Italian painter active in Rome for most of his artistic life.

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Love this color print by “Elohim Creating Adam.” Rather than the majestic God of Michelangelo’s version of Adam’s creation, Blake’s Creator is care-worn and looks like creating man has utterly exhausted Him. (Text from Leo Damrosch)

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“Art is never made, only created.”
-Michelangelo Picasso

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DEATH BATTLE! Wendy & Michelangelo VS Amy Rose & Will Smith

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Move over, Michelangelo

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A Striding Soldier, after the Battle of Cascina. follower of Michelangelo Buonarroti. Italian 1475-1564. red chalk, stumping.

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Michel-Ange (March 6, 1475- February 18, 1564, Florentine) -La Pietà, 1498. Sistine Chapel Ceiling : Delphic Sibyl, 1509.

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2/2 I made a drawing after Michelangelo's brilliant Libyan Sibyl in the Sistine Chapel. Toes included! We’re celebrating his birthday today.

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2/2 Twenty years later, I took my drawing after Michelangelo (#BTD 1475), made a counter-proof of it, and revised it to be a more powerful figure. Because there is always room for improvement!

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