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Bendy the Devil is a cartoon character created in the very late 1920s. He is a borderline troublemaker, impatient and easily startled. His appearance resembles a demon. Try this one Among Us cursor with Bendy. #CustomCursor #Cursor #Fanart #AmongUs #Bendy
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Day 5 of #ladytermitober is 1920s. Funny how even the most casual of outfits look so formal now.
@SpeculatorArt I’m looking to build a game using NFTs. You play as secret agents in the 1920s. Your goal is to investigate and neutralize supernatural threats from attacking our world. Think Dracula, Hellboy, that sort of thing. Here is a WIP sketch of some of the art.
#FolkloreThursday Josef Fenneker (1895–1956) was one of the most important representatives of artistic film posters of the 1910s and 1920s. His color lithographs incorporated influences from Expressionism, Cubism and Futurism, Art Deco, and Jugendstil https://t.co/8dhDLFtEEO
@Zungiebungie I have drawn Aelina before. I made her picture look 'old' since the AU is set in the 1920s.
#FelixtheCat the first front runner of the style it in the 1920s. other big #animation studios would follow and while the #rubberhoseanimation was soon to be replaced by more sophisticate techniques and even with the rise of #disney, the style still lives on today
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Moonboat, by Ida Rentoul Outhwaite, 1920s. #night #dreams #sleep #childhood #moon #FairyTaleTuesday
The pulp magazine market had expanded rapidly in the 1920s. Unlike the upmarket slicks the pulps explored the anxieties of the time: crime, corruption and greed. They also made space for tough, realistic and colloquial writing.
OC Portrait 14: Brooke Worth
She is a Hollywood actress from the 1920s. She's the little sister to Charles Worth, and the daughter of Chester and Julia Worth. She's kind and does what she can for her loved ones, but she tends to be naïve and selfish at times.
Frank Rudolph Paul was an American illustrator of science fiction pulp magazines. Paul was influential in defining the look of both cover art and interior illustrations in the nascent science fiction pulps of the 1920s.
Life on Other Planets 1936-39 https://t.co/44pyaDM85O
Another simple but rather lovely piece is this by Vladimir Bobritsky (1898-1986) He was an Illustrator , Author, Composer Educator and Guitar Historian. Celebrated for his prolific and innovative graphic design work in New York since the mid 1920s. Interesting biography too.
R. John Holmgren (1897-1963) American Illustrator and Artist whose work featured on the covers of "Life" Magazine in the 1920s. Married Emilie Pope in 1923, who often worked as his model. President of the Society of Illustrators from 1941-1944.
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Work of the Week 15 is ‘Pigeon and Clocktower’ a wallpaper sheet by Edward Bawden from 1927. Bawden and John Aldridge collaborated in designing wallpapers in the 1920s. This design later adorned the hall of Bawden’s own home in Park Lane, Saffron Walden. https://t.co/7AB4asB9Rm
Mesmerising candy wrapper 'Parsifal' from 1927. Some artists were still working in symbolist / Art Nouveau style in #Soviet 1920s. #FairyTaleTuesday #sovietart
"Skydance is working with the estate of Philip Francis Nowlan, the man who introduced the hero in the late 1920s. The project is in the earliest of stages; unlike Legendary’s project, which has a writer (Brian K. Vaughan), Skydance’s has no talent involved at this time."
How fabulous is this voluminous golden skirt? Clearly artist Jean-Gabriel Domergue loved it, too. He used it time and time again in his works from the late 1910s through the 1920s. These are just a handful of examples where it pops up! See more: https://t.co/09HHDIPliE
Dimitri Bouchéne (Russian 1893-1993) Dans la Loge, c.1920s. From my collection. Further details on website. The gallery remains open for enquires, with domestic and international shipping available. Free delivery in the London area. #maleform #henrymillerfa #artforsale #meninart
Illustrated Serie A team cards from the 1920s. Napoli, Reggiana, Bologna & Milan
Stanley Spencer's portrait is of his brother-in-law and war artist Richard Carline. Stan became a great artistic influence on Richard's work and many of the figures and the tonality in his paintings are close in style to Stanley's works of the 1910s and 1920s.