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Updating a beautiful adopt I bought ages ago, she needed some minor updates for her new role
#seagoddess #deepsea #serpent #Dragon #merfolk #guardian #draft #design #updates #moth #butterfly #mantaray #tentacles #digitalart
The Ship's Cat: Some say you cant find a better navigator sailing the seas than one from the Felidaes family. Most cat folk hate water but these seagoing kit's have the ocean in their bones and dance among the rigging. #fantasyillustration
L’arte del navegare (The Art of Seafaring) Venice, 1464–65, University of Pennsylvania. This appears to be the sole surviving copy of the anonymous L’arte del navegare, a highly original treatise in four parts on navigation and the operation of seagoing vessels.
"The Blue Caravan" A painting by Edward Seago, R.W.S., R.B.A. (1910-1974) #art #travellers #Romany
@aWildDollyWolly @DaisuBrew @Prozacookies Of course! He's a creature from mytholigy called a seagoat, which is half goat half fish and can turn into a normal goat when on land. His name is Pandemonium and he's a medieval jester who fell through a wormhole and ended up in the modern day!
"I'm a fish inside a birdcage..." #fantasy #furry #clowncore #jester #seagoat #characterdesign #originlacharacter #art #illustration https://t.co/1mkQtv1Dsi
“To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow."
Audrey Hepburn
Edward Seago - Wild Flowers in a Glass Jar
Emaline: timid seagoat with a passion for learning. Loves going on nature walks & identifying different types of plants/birds. Shy, very soft-spoken
Thurne Mill, Norfolk by Edward Seago (1910-1974)
Oil on Board
(Private Collection)
Norfolk Fields In Winter by Edward Seago
Watercolour
(Private Collection)
Platten's Farm by Edward Seago c.1970
pencil and watercolour with scratching out on paper
(Private Collection)
'Entering the Lemaire Channel, Antartica.' Prince Philip invited Edward Seago on a tour of the Antarctic in 1956, and his subsequent paintings, considered to be among his best, hang at Balmoral.
'Early Morning, Waxham Beach.' Edward Seago was largely self-taught and was mentored by leading landscape painters of the day including Alfred East and Bertram Priestman who advised him not 'to be unduly governed by what you see in art, but by what you see in nature'.
