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In “Rip Van Winkle” by Washington Irving (1783–1859), Van Winkle drinks liquor with some peculiar men playing nine pins in the Catskill mountains & wakes up 20 years later- echoing cautionary tales of humans who eat or drink in Faery.
🎨 N.C.Wyeth (1882–1945) #FairyTaleTuesday
Washington Irving’s 1819 story, “Rip Van Winkle,” (set in pre-Revolutionary NY state) foretells much about modern nationalism —it’s full of wisdom about life, too. Note the pub’s name change. Here is Rackham’s take on this famous tale. ☺️
#FairytaleTuesday @EnchantedEzine
Birthmonth request 😊♥️✨
2️⃣Sanji washing a real marimo while Zoro watches him. For @ctzchi
To be dangling over Devourer's maw, feeling the hot breath washing over you as you look in the dark, deep throat.
Cornered by fangs and coated in dense drool, meaty tongue tasting you all over before Devourer lets go of you~
Thanks to my friend in Seattle, Washington for purchasing this wonderful American landscape art print: https://t.co/5Hj03KIglK
Christ Washing the Feet of His Disciples, 1547 #tintoretto #mannerism
Aubrey washing dishes
#goth #monster #monstergirls #roomies #spookycha #webcomic #webcomics #punk
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retweets help me a lot 🧡
Thanks to my friend from Kirkland, Washington for purchasing this lovely Mucha framed art print: https://t.co/lBGs6ITBXv
que opinan de las personas que dibujan personajes blancos a negros (osea black washing)? es algo etico?, casi siempre veo este tipo de dibujos y veo que son poco criticados y hasta lo ven como algo adorable, ¿Por qué será?
🗿 Art in shell of the ancient Americans.
Washington, Govt. Print. Off., 1883.
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Hi! I’m a 15 year old vector artist from Washington, here’s some of my recent work!
👨💻: https://t.co/HsZWQ3RUJX
📸: https://t.co/4HsLZ8aDYE
It's like 118 here and has been for a week and hasn't rained in a year and all I can think of is ice cream. Someone trade me houses for something in a nice cool and rainy Washington or Oregon plz <3.
https://t.co/pDpAJVX8qM
@Davadwest and I were washing up but I think we'll need a bit more time.
🎨:https://t.co/KIIhsLEmVX
Dads are best at the washing up in this week's Beano.
Art by Barrie Appleby
Script by Me.