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Alice Aigrain, doctorante , intervient le 22 janvier à l'atelier "L'art, le beau et l'anatomie-pathologique'"
« Les moyens artistiques de la mise en image du corps malade : le moulage et/ou la photographie. Le cas de l’hôpital Saint-Louis »
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Fruit & Veg - Grainger Market, Newcastle by Alan Smith Page https://t.co/tBKLIBkkCe

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An medieval crusader AU of Tirion Fordring (knight hospitaller of St.John) and Darion Mograine (knight hospitaller of St.Lazarus)

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sorry for lack of content, been suffering from a lot of migraines. please enjoy fluff.

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woodcut highlight the interplay between the grain of the wood, the cut and colour. The effect of this printing process produced richly textured imagery from Kiff’s recurring motifs. View our online > https://t.co/5JbdbImcD7

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Running on four hours of sleep and this is the most productive day I’ve had in a week!

My online group met this dashing kobold in town—a slayer of four armed giants, so big they crush the grain under their feet!

Line art by
Colors by me

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It is done....

*Collapses*

I added a film grain.....

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Here is that picture. In all of it's fake-grainy glory. How background? How?

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I have been suffering from a migraine for a couple of days now so advent day 15 is poor and late, but you can still open the door over on instagram!

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Have you colored our secret, bonus yet? These awesome pages were colored by Terri Ward, Cornelia Werner, Patty Benoff and Lee Mongrain! You can download the page here: https://t.co/FPb57hzcAX

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Oh geez, I almost forgot what today was @ ~ @)
Umm, here's some progress on that Migraine Personification drawing for ✨

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Finals are getting me stressed so much to the point where I’ve had a headache/migraine for the past few hours no matter how much medicine I’ve taken. Have some doodles while I wait for the drugs to ebb my pain.

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Grinding grain for hours a day gave prehistoric women stronger arms than todays elite female rowers,suggests a study by Univ. of Cambridge researchers. They were a crucial driver of early farming economies. 3D model of an upper arm bone from a women farmer https://t.co/OhOMQhhnpF

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“To see the world in a grain of sand, and to see heaven in a wild flower, hold infinity in the palm of your hands, and eternity in an hour” — Happy birthday artist & poet William Blake, born 260 years ago today! https://t.co/bPOiYK1Jts

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as some of you may remember a while ago I had a week where I was unable to do art because I had horrible migraines. one of the symptoms was that my vision was full of this sparkling "aura" that practically blinded me. so this is inspired by that awful week ; v ;

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