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Henry Moore, by "Hay" - Vanity Fair, 30 March 1889
He was an Irish peer. His uncle Charles, the second Marquess, had been insane for many years when he died. However, there is no evidence that Henry was similarly afflicted,
So the masquerade was chosen!! But I coloured in both sketches to make it fair, only that the masquerade was made into the pfp now :D
#othfanart
@hazyartworks It's not fair that everything is so broken and fragmented.
I just want things to be normal again.
Everything seems so broken and fragmented.
▹Fractured Thoughts
to be fair i still draw furries threy just look more human..ish
@DiomaFX @SightsSudrian After everything I've seen, that is a completely fair point.
Velvet as slow an evening west
Unto the fair Venus of the dark
#aigoworldart #ooioo #her #aiart #MachineLearning #digitalart #NFTcollection #NFTartist #NFTs #WomeninNFTs #NFTCommunity #nftcollector
some people have been asking for png. feel free to use it for whatever you want, just don't forget to give credit. (feels weird saying this, but I think it's fair)
If you're based in Australia, or want to shop from multiple artists at once, this is a great place to do it! The platform is very fair to artists, and features some incredible creators you've maybe not come across before <3
Daily chara 69(lol)
The Estroni Wizards reside in great observatories in the mountain ranges their culture is named after. Talented sorcerers and academics, prominent lineages have accrued massive wealth as well as their fair share of infamy.
Catching up on Engage Kiss and you know what it actually ain't half bad to be fair. It just took a while to get going
To be fair, if you try to keep up with the story of Kingdom Hearts... it makes sense...
George Pitt-Lewis, by Leslie Ward - Vanity Fair, 28 May 1887
He was an English judge and Liberal and Liberal Unionist politician. His stated recreations included freemasonry and tricycling.