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Disney Doodle Challenge 2 - Lady and the Tramp.
Here is another boredom buster. Try drawing something to do with Lady and the Tramp, weather it’s your own interpretations or a character. Tweet them and tag us next Sunday (19th April)
Use #Disney doodle and #sketchbooksunday
Hello!🥺
My name is Tavya and today is my 19th birthday...
and it would be nice if you share my artworks 👉👈 because...you know...artists love that
More pages have been uploaded on the website, https://t.co/4LlahskeoG! Thank you for reading and I will updated more pages next week on April 19th!
@TatsumiKoutaro1 19th tour,
(1st picture)
Sakura : My love, how I am today ?
You : very beautiful and gracious, you're so precious
S : you want make a romantic walk with me and make kisses on a bench after ?
Y :
Few now realise the phenomen of posting Easter Cards has a lengthy history
In the 19th C. long lost loved ones were sent lavishly illustrated Spring Resurrection postcards, often inscribed with verses such as;
April is the cruellest month
Breeding revenants out of the dead land
Edwin Landseer was a 19th c painter and sculpter whose best known works are the lion sculptures at the base of Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Square
One from the archive – ancient wall painting in St Agatha's Church, Easby, North Yorkshire. Depiction of Christ being taken down from the cross, painted over at the Reformation and rediscovered in the 19th century... @LeedsCofE @HistoricEngland @Welcome2Yorks @RichmondshireDC
22. Crucifixion by Eugène Delacroix
Pictorial depictions of the crucifixion weren’t very common by the 19th century, but it was a theme Delacroix was drawn to repeatedly, and his versions were, as one might expect, very much products of Romanticism.
#MyFavNationalGalleryPaintings
Easter Bonnets originated during the late 19th Century with the tradition of Easter parades. It represented the tradition of wearing new clothes at Easter, in harmony with the renewal of the year, the promise of spiritual renewal and redemption. @FolkloreThurs #FolkloreThursday
I'm giving away a Flyable, Rideable Shadow Dragon! All you need to do to enter to win is Retweet this tweet and Follow me! Winner will be announced Sunday April 19th! Good Luck! #AdoptMe
In my new #19forthe19th series, I'll be sharing illustrated pages of the 19 women profiled in "Women Win the Vote!" First up is Lucretia Mott, who is considered the mother of the suffrage movement. But did you know that her activism began when she started a fire in a hotel?!?
April 10 (Fri) 12:00-Reservations start.🌸
If the reservation expires, you can purchase it again from the 19th day of regular sales. (I will inform you at that time.)
▼ New publication
https://t.co/xMfZJD1Myh
▼ Acrylic key chain
https://t.co/8NNO9OE6jA
my birthday is on the 19th and all i really want besides y'all to be fuckin nice to each other is art of arland and/or ross as always xoxo
(or any of my characters really i love them all so much)
Arthur Dampier May (British, 19th century)
Before the Bath
Bathing Beauty
Contemplation
⭐️✨DTIYS Ongoing ✨⭐️
Hi guys! I decided to finally became active here on Twitter
Use the ashtag #hoshidtiys to enter
1st place will win a fullbody
2nd place an halfbody
3rd place a bust
You have time 'till August 19th
#dtiys #drawing #art #AnimeArt #drawthisinyourstyle
When it entered the Gallery’s collection in 1960, “Diana and Endymion” was attributed to François Boucher, Fragonard’s first teacher. Boucher’s name had been associated with the painting since at least the late 19th century.
Happy to say that on April 19th we will be holding the Streamed Charity Event for @Nintendoshi from 10 AM to 10 PM EST.
All proceeds from donations will go to his gofundme linked here: https://t.co/InGSOjR4fs
UHC games will be held throughout the day promoting the charity also!
I will not be doing a shipping run next weekend, so the next batch will go out either April 19th or 20th. Updating the shop to reflect this information right now. Thank you all for your patience & understanding during this time!
#ICYMI: Yesterday's Scientist of the Day was George Douglas, the Scottish gentleman scientist who complicated 19th century discussions of heredity with his paper on the quagga (seen here).
https://t.co/CkaPDP16mM
#histSTM #eqhist
In the 19th century, to break a stone from their bladder, men had to pass a nail through their penis and then use a hammer to break it into pieces small enough to pass through their urethra. The lithotomy to eliminate the stones was performed without anesthesia until 1846