An interesting quirk of Sato is the fact that he seems to like drawing Mario and Luigi with their mouths hidden, regardless of the style. (There are a couple of Strikers artworks of Mario with his gnashed teeth slightly peeking out, though).

11 75

Okay here she is! a redraw of my psychic specialist Nashema! They're a friendly little fashion designer who's at the top of her game, some say she has the ability to see into the future and see what's going to be the next big thing in fashion!

64 173

A verse to celebrate & welcome spring
Spring, the sweet spring, is the year’s pleasant king,
Then blooms each thing, then maids dance in a ring.
~Thomas Nashe
🎨Aloïs Hans Schram
Thanks for the & and a Happy Anniversary 💜🧚‍♀️

6 25

Nashe 🍔 | Dibujos inconexos. Ahh mirate esa soy toda una lingüista.

62 1092

'The Tale of the Golden Cockerel' written by Aleksander Pushkin and illustrated by Vladimir Konashevich in 1963.

3 10

HEY fellow Shepherd enjoyers I’ve made more or well at least my first clean full body of her 💙💛💙💛
(ENA ~ Joel G)

58 141

I don’t remember sharing my Shep piece I did here so yeag
(ENA ~ Joel G)

37 155

Liked on Spotify: "I'm Every Woman - From “Black History Always / Music For the Movement Vol. 2"" by Tinashe, TOKiMONSTA https://t.co/Yat7Z5Cclb

0 0

“And the wild things roared their terrible roars & gnashed their terrible teeth & rolled their terrible eyes & showed their terrible claws".

Concept Illustrations for ‘Where the Wild Things Are’ by Maurice Sendak.

“Let The Wild Rumpus Start!”

3 6

Tinasheさん。セクシーできれいでダンスがかっこいいアーティストさん。東京で撮影されたmvみると新宿周辺の景色みれて嬉しくなります。編み込みされた髪型は描くのが楽しくてあっとゆうまでした✨

1 2

Woah! Nashers but jelly! Poggers!

(Species owned by )

3 12

'Folk Rhymes' illustrated by Vladimir Konashevich in 1930.

1 12

'Folk Rhymes' illustrated by Vladimir Konashevich in 1930.

1 9

子供の描いたモンスターみたいな見た目のくせに尋常じゃない強さのマンゴッグ。ソーのToothgnasherも制御不能のムジョルニアでさえものともしない。マジで大好き。

5 17