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‘The Night Gardener’, ‘Little Boy Lost’, ‘Lakeside’ & ‘The Winter of Our Lives’ by Daniel MacCarthy (Watercolour on paper - Signed on Verso)
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Rocket-Kid’s setting takes place in a futuristic city.
Rocket usually navigates through many of the locations such as Clockwork park and Lakeside bank.
Enjoying the view by the lakeside
Commission done for @ScolipedeSilf
Painting I just completed
"Lakeside Sky"
#painting #acrylic
#ArtistOnTwitter #artist
Painting I just completed
"Lakeside Sanctuary"
#painting #acrylic
#artist #artistontwittter
Unhappy Carousel
Another old Silent Hill fan art from 2018, this one is based on the carousel in Lakeside Amusement Park.
👹Vvvvvurdulak! Some character designs for an animated short directed by @Style5tv , produced by Lakeside Animation and Look Mom Productions for Red Iron Road
Check out the trailer for VRDLK: Family of Vurdulak here: https://t.co/Rb6DfDZVBQ
ダンス部の見学に行ったらアルシュさんからサプライズな絵のプレゼントを頂いてしまいました。Lakeside Sunflower Houseとからくれなゐを背景にしたうちの子の夕映えポートレートです。ポニテのサイドヘアが肩を滑って夕陽に照らされてるのが好きポイント。ありがとうございました！
Kuya Lakeside Spark☆
He suddenly being nice in this event :}
#NUカーニバル #NUcarnival #NUcarnivalfanart #Kuya
Yet another amazing stencil decoration for the Poe “Tales” book published by The Lakeside Press in 1930.
Another of WAD’s superb stencil decorations, this one for the opening of the tenth Edgar Allan Poe story in “Tales” (The Lakeside Press, 1930).
Purple fox Kuya tribute for the upcoming event
The clothe is so hard to draw... (cries
#NUカーニバル #NUcarnival #新世界狂歡 #ぬカニ_FA #Kuya #玖夜 #AstralDuo #流れゆく双月 #時を超えた温もり #LakesideSpark
With a background in textile and graphic design, Morgane Fadanelli has now settled firmly into illustration, depicting hobbies, simple objects and lakeside serenity > https://t.co/Mns5eKyYDy
Another stencil decoration for the opening of Poe’s ninth story in “Tales” (The Lakeside Press, 1930)
Stencil decoration for the opening of another of Poe’s stories in “Tales” (The Lakeside Press, 1930).
