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No Book Ever Ends by Quentin Blake, £145 https://t.co/tOTBPAmmUi #Oldham #Stockport
this was my entry for the monthly art contest at the rivals of aether extended workshop discord server. Very much inspired by kirby clash
feat. @KooAwesome's blake, @TrueBRTK's prismo, and @THCGourami's bird guy #pixelart
y porque nadie me lo pidio... NI MUCHO MENOS ME PAGARON POR ESTO XD un DEVIL BLAKE, seeh, ya vi que hicieron un vergueral de versiones malvadas, pero esta es distinta... lo juro @Azul_1810 espero te guste, lo hice a los coñazos pero ahi esta XD https://t.co/UggK1mFpSw
William Blake, The Good Farmer, Probably the Parable of the Wheat and the Tares. Verso: Rough Sketch of Two or Three Figures in a Landscape, 1780 https://t.co/9Am6Pe5xyG #museumarchive #williamblake
"The Blasphemer," William Blake, 1800.
Cast out for being too sexy for his shirt.
#satanism #romanticism
@DudeUnderscore Damian Noir/Sebastian Blake, Nycto Ssenkrad, and Sebastians mom Marie-Louise Blake
William Blake, The Simoniac Pope, 1824 https://t.co/ofGb6IAL4B #tatemuseum #museumarchive
William Blake, There Were Not Found Women Fair (The Book of Job), 1821 https://t.co/7BdfQhoRJi #williamblake
William Blake, And I Only Am Escaped (The Book of Job), 1821 https://t.co/cAVfqn7gXs #williamblake
William Blake, And My Servant Job Shall Pray for You (The Book of Job), 1821 https://t.co/ZYqlGMCTD1 #williamblake
Title: Messages
Blake, the half-demon/half-angel receives a message.
Wonder what it says?
Body Ref: @ Tovanori
#IMR
#digitalart
#ForbiddenAffectionsAU
William Blake, I Have Heard Thee (The Book of Job), 1821 https://t.co/XkFc2hwRWF #williamblake
sorry to nyoko and their girlfriendsim moving in
(ocs belong to blake, leo, & jade respectively!)
William Blake, The Punishment of Rusticucci and His Companions (from Dante's "Divine Comedy"), 1824-1827 https://t.co/ATQJfPLhsR #williamblake
William Blake, Six Watercolors, 19th century https://t.co/QPoJWq4IFn #williamblake
William Blake, By the Waters of Babylon, 1806 https://t.co/UptUEFmaEO #williamblake
William Blake, And Smote Job with Sore Boils from the Sole of His Foot to the Crown of His Head (The Book of Job), 1821 https://t.co/BDXZHVzAyt #williamblake