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Born This Day Thomas Gainsborough FRSA (1727) English & & became dominant British portraitist of the second half of the 18th-century He painted quickly & his mature works display effortless brushstrokes & a light palette

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2019-05-14

Born This Day George Braque (1882) major 20th-century French collagist, & contributed to art history with from 1906 co-founded & serene, meditative still lifes with low-key colour harmonies & use colour line & texture

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2019-05-13

I did the Height Chart Meme and I'm dying because everyone is smol then you have this massive Draught Chocobo looming over everyone!

I used https://t.co/HaRNlnrNaC for the chart reference!

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2019-04-29

An inspirational week immersed in Art Masters. So great to chat to our very own Maestro about his latest work. And in advance of his book on here are a couple of Alan’s sketches; follow https://t.co/n6EbGalHwZ for updates

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2019-04-26

Luke is a memorable character through unconventional means. He regularly places last in polls, looks uncannily like a skinny Draug, and is seldom remarkable as a unit in his appearances. He embodies the necessity of providing that kind comedy to entertain fans, so Luke matters

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2019-04-26

Draughts, checkers, call it what you will – a simple game, good for relaxation https://t.co/aqb5XVNSrE via

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2019-04-25

Born This Day Leonardo da Vinci (1452) genius inventor military engineer & Italian Renaissance intellectual renowned for sublime The Last Supper & Mona Lisa epitomised Renaissance man studied laws of science & nature

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2019-04-15

Although František Kupka (1871-1957) is known for his abstract work he was in fact also a skilled draughtsman

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2019-04-03


My Amortentia & Draught of Living Death

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2019-03-27

Trying to get my mojo back after a stressful week, and noodled this out. It's one of the nightmarish horror creatures from Covenant -- less zombie, more desiccated vampire with a touch of draugr (look 'em up).

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2019-03-25

【EVE】EVEsterdam2019うろ覚えキーノート。その1。
・近況報告。PLEX価格高騰について注意しているが、まだ介入はしない等。
・この春、トリグ新型艦3種が登場。艦種は強襲型フリゲートのネルガル(Nergal)、指揮型駆逐艦のドラウグル(Draugur)、強襲型巡洋艦のイキトゥルサ(Ikitursa)。

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2019-03-23

Trailblazing 18th-Century Artist Sarah Stone’s Stunning Natural History Paintings of Exotic, Endangered, and Extinct Species https://t.co/Fa0EZ5eXRV via

A professional painter at 17, with extraordinary draughtsmanship she painted animals she had never seen alive

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2019-03-18

Draugr! The Roaming Gallowglass! A Nemean Lion that wields a Claymore he calls Fjallabrjótur, meaning "Mountain Breaker"!

Hopefully you'll see alot more of him in the future! :D

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2019-03-12

TOMORROW | Join us to celebrate the launch of Saint Of Circumstance Citrus Blond on draught along with artwork to purchase on the night from and .

To find out more, click here: https://t.co/4h2JHETsg1

Free entry, 5pm.

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2019-02-27

Four Renaissance faces drawn by Italian masters: Bonsignori, Mantegna [2,3] & Bellini.

The mark of genius in a draughtsman is not solely the accuracy of facial features but the striking immediacy of the sitter allowing the spectator to catch a glimpse of his personality.

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2019-02-24

Thank you draugar and demons for reading The Corpse Door 4.0, I hope you liked it! You can go back and read it all in one go at https://t.co/yHX2wtLtCN Now it's time for me to work on more comics (But not The Corpse Door. 4 versions were enough.)

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2019-02-12

John Ruskin (1819-1900) was the leading English art critic of the Victorian era, art patron, draughtsman, watercolourist, a prominent social thinker and philanthropist

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2019-01-20

I sketched my with a mouse, because m tablet is a dead ghost of a zombie and I could not let that vision go. It's a spider draugr. Probably.

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2019-01-03

This lithograph view by printmaker and draughtsman Thomas Shotter Boys looks east to John Rennie’s New London Bridge in c. 1840. The view appears to have been captured from the first Southwark Bridge, also by Rennie. Image © Trustees of the

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2018-12-16

Hohoho! Santa's bringing some gifts! :D
Patreon reward for Draugr.
Become a patron too and support me in my diaper-drawing antics! <3 https://t.co/dG4Dl5zEhJ

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2018-12-10