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SOLEDAD is a half-Chinese orphan raised in servitude to a vicious crime-lord 1870s Tijuana. She finds a mentor in a disgraced Black soldier from the US, and fights back to reclaim her identity and birthright. 🤠👍💥#elsureshot #western #pitmad #spanglish title: EL SureShot 👍💥🤠
Day 30: Sining
I drew a fashion illustration of a young woman in the 1870s traje :)) Penultimate day.
@oktobra2020 #oktobra2020 #oktobra #artPh
Photographer: Kusakabe Kimbei (Japanese, 1841–1934)
Flower Show
1870s - 1890s
#handcoloredphotograph #japan
In the mid-1870s Cézanne used the back of a common fashion plate to render a disturbing scene of violent murder, as if implying that the elegantly-attired young woman remains oblivious to the horror in such close proximity
“The Englishwoman’s Domestic Magazine”
British fashion magazines in the 1870s
In the early 1870s Morisot explored the use of watercolours. Watercolour allowed her to complete studies quickly & with chromatic vivacity. Young Woman (1871), On the Balcony (1872), The Artist’s Sister & Niece (1872) & The Cradle (1872)
@AsheIllustrates Hi Ashe! I'm MG! An illustrator/digital painter currently working on a #FinalFantasy7Remake redesign project called #HollowSparksAU which takes place in the US during the 1870s following the Age of Electricity. :D
https://t.co/x1AzGEmlqS
Kicking off part 2 of my "Drawing through the decades" project, we have @renigejd 's Una, decked out in an 1870s Walking dress.
Pardon the wonky pose, I based it off of a 1870s fashion plate.
More info on the dress in the tweets below.
"The penny-farthing, also known as a high wheel, high wheeler and ordinary, was the first machine to be called a "bicycle". It was popular in the 1870s and 1880S."
#animation #penandink #illustration #watercolor
After doing research on women's fashion from early 1870s, timber rattlesnake, and a little bit of ancient Greek's Medusa, my work-in-process writing for my graphic novel, "How Lovely!~" now have a visual design for this character, Medusa! With my artistic flexibility and freedom
First round of concept rough drawing of Medusa, a significant character for my graphic novel work in progress, "How Lovely!~"
Focusing on her face and snake hairstyle.
Next, I need to figure out her outfit design, 1870s design fashion style.
Off to do research, here I go! >:0
all i can provide with the time i have on my hands is 1870s hyuck
This wonderful illustration of #jellyfish comes from a 1870s textbook about #sealife called 'The Ocean World'.
Edgar Degas (1834-1917) discovered the freedom of monotypes in the 1870s. He made over 200 monotypes - smudgy, fast drawings in ink on glass that become one-off prints. His subject was the brothels of Paris, as popularised by the novels of Émile Zola & Huysmans.
In the early 1870s Morisot explored the use of watercolours. Watercolour allowed her to complete studies quickly & with chromatic vivacity. Young Woman (1871), On the Balcony (1872), The Artist’s Sister & Niece (1872) & The Cradle (1872)
Felice Beato (Italian, 1834–1907)
Great Bell at the Temple of Kobo-Daishi near Kawasaki
between 1863 and early 1870s
Ivan Aivazovskiy - The Tide, 1870s. Oil on canvas, 106 x 81 cm. Serpukhov Art and History Museum, Russia