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"Harlequin"

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more funky mannequins I love you funky mannequins

[#natm

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Painting of the day. This is a piece from my 2020 Video Art collection and it’s called “Equinox”

You can see more of my art on: https://t.co/hbnKZOyaZr and also on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram

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Sandslash! I love the equine shape of his head 💕
(Btw this series of running pokemons is part of a big commission for @/PodBRG !)

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Brushstrokes are best when I'm in 'flow state". Too much thought kills the whole thing. Odd thing to balance? 🤔

"Harlequin" – abstract digital painting
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Valentina Ra,
Owner of ValrArt
at Etsy

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This is Harlequin. It's two diferent souls in one body - Black (B): activ, but easily loses his temper or becomes addicted to something; and White (W) who is passive whiner, doesnt love to fight but kinda smart.
B is rogue type, fighting with a scythe. W is a mage.

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introducing selene, an based off a mannequin

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I just added this to my print store. Doves, Love and Peace: Equinox. Originally drawn for my daughter Lily's wedding in April. Several people expressed an interest in it being available as a print https://t.co/IOb608XpiK

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"Harlequin" ...live colourfully 👊❤️
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Oki so, I made a Harlequin Rabbit Viera, I couldn't resist.🌺

Plus I want one WOL who isn't just an remade wow OC

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New NFT drop in "Women's" collection on

"Harlequin"

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3.5 XTZ

Link in thread ⤵️

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Hello! I'm Alex, I'm 24 and I draw mostly equine art but I also draw furries and humanoids!
An example of art I've done for

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Horsing Around: this week's features Millais's 'A Dream of the Past: Sir Isumbras at the Ford' (1857, ) with it's controversially long equine! Its title is from a medieval poem & it was satirised in a print by Frederic Sandys, entitled "A Nightmare".

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