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La coscienza colpevole è un nemico vivente.
🖊️Mauritania
🎨Schloe
#ProverbiDalMondo
Improver from yesterday. 6/31
#inktober #inktober2020 https://t.co/mhyBxuoaBR
Cats don't catch the old birds.
Art: Walk the clothesline by Sylvia Pimental
#catproverbs
@RailRen @jackson271984 Looks like a bunch of artists have already jumped on, but I'd like to throw my own hat into the proverbial ring as well.
#FolkloreThursday
Proverb: "For an old man to marry is like wanting to harvest in wintertime"
#illustration by Ernest Aris
Fate aids the courageos☀️ ~ japanese proverb ~
#Digimon #DigimonAdventure #Taichi #Agumon #Koromon
A cat in the grass is a tiger in the jungle.
Art: Sammy in grass by Doris Joa
#catproverbs
At the #GatheringofGivers, with @CivsourceAfrica Tomorrow 30th, 10am to Noon Live on NTV
We shall be LAUCHING our book; African Proverbs on Generosity. 🙋🏿♂️❣🙏🏿
The Knowledge from our foremothers and fathers. That about GIVING.
Tune in📽📸 See the poster (last) to purchase a copy
It is not from the love of God that the cat catches mice.
Art: After a work by Gustave Doré
#catproverbs
It takes a good many mice to kill a cat.
Art: Cat and Mouse by Missi Elmquist
#catproverbs
Proverbs 16:24 🤎
#openforbusiness #commissionsopen
#portraits
#lettering
#highlighticons
https://t.co/fWV3XExgDX
“never grasp a dragon by the tail, the old proverb says.”
— the world of ice and fire: andals in the stormlands
“we have grasped the she-dragon by the tail and burned our fingers to the bone.”
— a dance with dragons, the lost lord
art credit: https://t.co/zC26NjLbSD
Contextualized, this trite existential crisis on proverbial paper has the same energy as these:
https://t.co/hPQYjyqI6W
More #deltagreen art coming down the proverbial pipeline!
@turundrlar does it again with this fantastic work! Makes me eager for a Delta Green movie.
#GCP #glasscannon #GCPnaish #thenaish #artofthenaish #naishart #ttrpg #rpg #fanart #calltoartists
#colazione coi proverbi: Chi vuole vada e chi non vuole mandi.
Proverbio italiano
#scritturebrevi
“The tongue has the power of life and death, especially hooked one covered in spikes.” Proverbs 18:21