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✨ - 10 ans d'écarts - ✨
La première version de Satan (2012) et ça dernière (2022). Alors, ça change, hein ? 😆
Megurine Luka by Mai (Pixiv 1414962).
#drawing #illustration #MegurineLuka #巡音ルカ #イラスト #お絵かき
Drawing from 2007 vs Final Sketch WIP (2022). It's a redraw of the same thing done 15 years ago.
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It's kinda funny looking back at my past art with adding much details, blending stuff and putting much effort (pic 1&2). And now i just like "okay chibi and moar chibi" heck I even kinda forgor how to draw non-chibi (help)
I drew Mossra from the upcoming Kaichu (a Monster Daiting Monster Indie coming out on October 7th 2022). I would love to draw some of the other monsters in the future. @Squiddershins @TopHatStudiosEN #kaichu #indiegame #art #FANART #ArtistOnTwitter #Nintendo #Godzilla
sort of a WiP but i thought it was funny
(High Tide)
you vs the guy she tells you not to worry about
(April 2020 vs September 2022).... he has changed quite a bit
A Scene in Leigh Woods, by Irish painter Francis Danby (1822). Bristol Museum & Art Gallery.
The Sleeping Gypsy (1897), The Eiffel Tower (c1898) & A Corner if the Plateau of Bellevue (1901-2). The Sleeping Gypsy is particularly lyrical in its treatment & symbolism.
McSorley's Bar, by American painter John Sloan (1912). Detroit Institute of Arts.
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For all of my NYC homies/followers, four of my most favorite portraits I’ve ever done will be on view at @GalleryMCNYC this Friday (9/2). I’ll be there and it’s a toss-up as to which one I’ll look like that night. Come and find out!
Four illustrations by Arthur Rackham, published in 1933, for Christina Rossetti's "Goblin Market" (1862).
Music in the Tuileries, by French painter Édouard Manet (1862). National Gallery.
Lyrical Ladies: our penultimate #WilliamWednesday featuring work of Nazarene painter Wilhelm von Schadow (1789-1862). Aiming to revive spirituality in art, 'Nazarene' came as a term of derision used against them for their affectation of a biblical manner of clothing & hair style.
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