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RIP #RaymondBriggs - one of the best illustrators ever. 😔💚
Thought I'd see how #discodiffusion does when prompted with his inimitable style.
Not bad results... but not a patch on the Master himself.
Humans are definitely better than machines.
#TheSnowman #AI #aiartcommunity
It's been a year since this little light went out and Loro Parque lied through their teeth. RIP Ula, you deserved more than what you were given in your short time here.
Letting free a Shining Finger to the sky for you, Yoshifumi Ushima. RIP https://t.co/YXz1oRzy9I
RIP Raymond Briggs
One of the first comic book writers and artists I was exposed to as a child. The first one I read was Gentleman Jim, a story about a toilet attendant who becomes a highwayman.
And now onto something less uplifting 😞
Issey Miyake (1938-2022)
RIP to a legend that not only created memorable fashion moments but also greatly impacted the world of arts and crafts. His legacy will live on!
This is the kind of lingerie I like for KDJ: white, flowy, and easy to rip off
aw man RIP Raymond Briggs. The Father Christmas books have always been something special.
RIP Raymond Briggs. He delighted kids with Fungus the Bogeyman and The Snowman, and terrified adults with When the Wind Blows and The Tin Pot Foreign General. And he always did so with a rare genius. One of our greatest cartoonists.
RIP Raymond Briggs ❤️ What a wonderful legacy you have left us 💞 #RaymondBriggs #SnowMan #snowdog #magical #memories #walkingintheair
I see a lot of @atama_nft hype on the TL - it's not just hype, it's legit.
Team is stacked, small community, great sentiment, and the pfp's are CLEAN as a mf.
Bullish on future & potential here, lets rip @MglNFT 🚀
I enjoy draw this sm wwww,
+ praticing video edit (because i can't, back then I use ppt wkwkwk)
RIP Kazuha, you'll always be remembered son
Just found out Masahisa Suzuki passed away
I'm so depressed right now, he was one of my favorite illustrators ever and his mechanical designs always served as inspiration for my own ideas. RIP the real one
The work of Raymond Briggs was something I loved as a child, and then grew to appreciate in a new way as I grew up. This image is from Ug, a book I missed at first but shared with my daughter (who loves it, of course...) #RIP
RIP Raymond Briggs. One of my favourite illustrators and authors. Both his kids books and his more adult work has such a wonderful mix of humour and sadness.