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For one of my Uni projects I need to design a cover for the book "The Uninhabitable Earth" By David Wallace-Wells. I was told they wanted a more abstract approach and came up with this.
Commission for @DrakkeceDragon of their character overly producing balloons and rapidly expanding. They're in a state of panic and pleasure as their blimping body creaks and swells.
I think I might have spelled Halloween wrong but oh wells. Happy and joyful Halloween!
#happyhalloween #youkai
RT @longvictorian4: 1906 Illustrations for The War of the Worlds by H.G Wells. Brazillian artist, Henrique Alvim Corrêa. #SundayRead
1906 Illustrations for The War of the Worlds by H.G Wells. Brazillian artist, Henrique Alvim Corrêa. #SundayRead
While her dinner date surrenders to her affection, midsection receding and softening, the belly against which she reclines bloats and swells.
It's not long before all that remains of her meal is a rippling, doughy tum. With a smug smirk, she leans back, sighing victoriously.
TAKE IT EASY, COBBER!
The morning of 31.7.1917 dawns with dull grey cloud, mist and a light drizzle. Men of the AIF 42nd Bn. are gathered in a trench before the village of Warneton. In the commotion two mates say their farewells. The Third Battle of Ypres is about to begin. #ww1
The time is upon us! Repent and read Frontier! Prologue and Chapter 1 are available for all yee heathens and ne’erdowells. Fantastical characters and monsters await!
https://t.co/Vn3zcAvPS4
#fantasy #novel #adventure #frontier
Illustrations (1906) by Henrique Alvim Corrêa for The War of the Worlds by H.G Wells. Brazillian artist. #FridayReads
31 July, 1917 dawns misty with a light drizzle. Men of 42nd Bn. AIF are gathered in a communication trench before the Belgian village of Warneton. In the commotion two mates say their farewells. The Third Battle of Ypres is about to begin.
https://t.co/0R1XxoRXl2 #ww1 #anzac
The Marabbecca is a creature invented by Sicilian parents to warn their children against playing too close to wells. The Marabbecca will snatch the nearest child, pull them down into the well, & drown them. #FolkloreThursday
Had this and more in the vault for like over a year, and now I have to bid my farewells. 。゜゜(´O`) ゜゜。
The Things That Live On Mars, by H. G. Wells. Cosmopolitan magazine, March 1908. #Mars2020
@drunkenfix Howells Turner - Based on Justin Howells. His last name Howells made me this character.
Camden Wolf - Based on Shawn Dawson. Also known as the Alpha Wolf.
Elaianna Stalsworth likes to hang from the ship's shroud. Sometimes for fun. Sometimes to fight off ne'er-do-wells.
#OCArt
another composition practice I did about a monnnth ago? anyway this one kind of burned me out once I started on the main subject matter but, oh wells.
For a gloomy Monday, here are some blue speedwells. Common field Speedwell #Veronica persica, Spiked speedwell V.spicata, Germander speedwell V.chamaedrys, and Wood speedwell V.montana. All have 4 petals and a white central eye. #botanicalillustration @wildflower_hour #speedwell
1805: A view of St Vincent's Rock at Hotwells. Coloured etching by T Morris. John Wesley favoured the New Hotwell, where he could be 'free from noise and hurry'. In 1754, he credited the waters for his recovery from consumption. [British Library KTop 13.88.f]