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Hallo ihr lieben. Lang nichts mehr zeichnerisches hier gepostet. Denn ich war die letzten Wochen ziemlich mit mir und meinem Körper beschäftigt und nun sieht man auch warum. Ich freu mich immer noch so riesig und bin gespannt auf die nächsten Monate
@Sharkie_Bites @GrungeCandyArt @Enro_the_Mutt Still would LOVE A piece with Nerissa. Two demon/monster yeens like they just came out of a bar fight on top OMG yes please. Grungecandy or Enro would do them the utmost justice. Although tbh your characters are always flawless.💙🍖😈
@FLoaBComic I'd love a drawing of my mermaid lady, Nerissa. I did okay but I am still learning to draw so any rad modifications/alterations are greatly appreciated. She's like a punk-indie mermaid lady, shy but powerful
Finally getting around to posting this awesome sketch of #Arikh and @Alpha_Ki‘s #Nerissa that @orphensirius drew at #EF24!
BoA의 데뷔 18주년을 축하합니다.✨
여러분의 멋진 팬아트로 앞으로의 활동을 응원해주세요!💖
(팬북 내 TieM님, sonenaky님, Smile_ssi님, Lonerism_vivid님의 BoA 팬아트입니다. https://t.co/5PbN7SmGb8)
#보아 #BoA #Happy18thDebutAnniversary #18yearswithBoA #BoA18thAnniversary #FanBook
Parmigianino died #OnThisDay in 1540. He was the leading painter of Parma after Correggio, and is celebrated as one of the originators and leading exponents of Mannerism. Reveal the story of 'The Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine' in Room 8: https://t.co/M9eyZeiEvB
Hello!! ♡ My name is Anneris, affectionately Neru. I'm Dominican and I make digital art, traditional and beautiful miniatures with polymer clay.
#VisibleWomen
@universictimes @ssing @Biagio960 "Apertura del Quinto Sello" o "La Visión de San Juan" ('Opening of the Fifth Seal' or 'The Vision of St John'), 1608-1614, a late painting by El Greco (Doménikos Theotokópoulos, Heraklion, 1541 - Toledo, 1614), who studied Michelangelo's #Mannerism and was a leading figure of it.
To tide everyone over until the demo, which is allllmost done! (We just need some voice lines that were missed, so it should be done quickly!) Here are character profiles! Here's the technically de facto protagonist, Nerisu! Made by GUI/logo artist @dssansVN
I've been working on getting some chibis for stickers to sell at Border Dimensions! There'll be ones of the main six and Cale, Tokino and Caeleria! Nerisu, Tokino and Caeleria are shown here! By @potatosp_.
Happy Father's Day to a few countries in the world! The Kings of Caladria typically love the gifts they receive from their children on this day, except for a few! Can't elaborate though, those are spoilers! Here's Mikazuki's happy sprite, he's Nerisu's father!
(19) El Greco was a cosmopolitan artist whose birth in Greece gave him Byzantine roots, his training in Rome & Venice allowed a mannerist approach & finally his life in Spain gave him a mystical perspective. His style was unique. My favourite work of his is The Laocoön (1610-14)
Chibi commission I made for @Feinerine some time ago of her character, Nerisu!
I got carried away with the coloring but it happens
"Christ Washing the Feet of His Disciples" (1547), Tintoretto (Italia) - Manerismo
i'm liking JoJo part 5 so far, but one criticism I have for JoJo in general is that characters often talk with the exact same mannerisms as each other, aka they all spout extremely detailed explanations and worldly knowledge. i wonder if it just works better in Japanese
Inspiration: Alessandro Vittoria (1525–1608) - an Italian sculptor. He was very prolific so definitely check out more of his work. I like the elongated figures so characteristic of mannerism.
@artnyarn @ARTdemariel Some of my OC art ^^
(featuring Micah Kane, Sergio Cardona, Nerissa Shoemaker, Clary Thompson, & Liz Drake!)