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#これが私の代表作
私のTwitterアイコンになってたアイチュウイラスト。脅威のArS率。
…多分、ミニArSと黒翼アキヲをアイコンにしてた時期が長いから…知ってる人も多いかも。
"Art does not lie down on the bed that is made for it; it runs away as soon as one says its name."
—Jean Dubuffet, born #OnThisDay in 1901
See seven works by Jean Dubuffet now on view in the Modern Wing.
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@tos
皐月寄りのTwinkle Bell推しです
(ArS幼馴染や鷹通も好き)
MG9は凛ちゃん、UJ、ましろ、アイル推し
同担他担どちらも歓迎です(*´ー`*)
※腐ってます
#平成最後の夏限定アイチュウ好きと繋がりたい
Pop Art icon Andy Warhol celebrated both products and personalities, giving equal weight to soup cans and movie stars. His embrace of mass culture radically altered the course of late 20th-century art history.
See ten works by Andy Warhol now on view in the Modern Wing.
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Born #OnThisDay—Lyonel Feininger moved to the US when the Nazis declared his work “degenerate.” "Carnival in Arcueil” is among roughly fifty works the artist entrusted to a friend before leaving the country. They remained unknown until rediscovered in 1985. #NowOnView
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One is on the good side while another is on the evil side. Which one you'll choose?
Claire the Warmaiden and Villeta the Ars Stellar Mage finished(?) design
#eremidia #anemptytome #gamedev #characterdesign #conceptart
Recordatorio del dia: Estare este 1 de agosto en Ars Vita con @litediciones celebrando el dia yaoi y el aniversario de la editorial <3
Se esperan noticias, actividades y otras sorpresas! <3
The Hikaru drawing used for the new Fanmeeting was a sketch drawn by Kunimitsu and posted on their twitter when ArS got their Sablier chapters. The I-Chu director saw the drawing and asked permission to use it for the poster
#真夏のFGOクラスタフォロー祭り
ソ科ぐだ♀と、ときどきメソポタミア最強夫婦な文字書きです。ぴくしぶで「Ars Nova」「下種の企み」など書いておりました。
すみません今新刊がど修羅場なので巡回は遅れます。気になった方には無言フォロー失礼するかと存じますがよろしくお願い致します!!
Mockups for the cards that'll be in the booster packs included with all physical copies of "Ars Goetia". Thoughts?
🎀初タグ初ツイ🎀
嵐をメインにNEWSやキンプリもゆるく応援💗
ARS ⇒ 翔担 磁石担 寄りのall
NEWS ⇒ 増田担
※たまに絵描くので苦手な方はお控えください💦
画像は自担です😳
#あらしっくさんと繋がりたい
#わーーーージャニオタさんと繋がるお時間がまいりましたいっぱい繋がりましょ
In “Nightlife” Archibald Motley depicts a crowded cabaret in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood. The tightly interconnected figures, presented along a sharp diagonal, express the liveliness and exuberant energy of the nightclubs on Chicago’s South Side.
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