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@CritterValley This is my comfort boy Davis who's based off of all the Digimon protagonists (2nd art by @/retromochi)
(Tagged by @jonbrangwynne and @WaltWiz1901)
I'm Bob L. Tobbs / A. C. Davis, a student animator from Maryland who's slowly but surely getting the hang of digital art.
The last thing I ate was Popeye's (the chicken, not the sailor).
I tag anyone who wants to do this.
Drew this ten years ago today from the stairwell of our building at UC Davis
I'm not joking, he's named after a Duran Duran song.
Initially when I was drafting out a name for this character I listened to a fuckton of 80s pop, and so I ended up starting with Rio, once his story got more developed his final name became Rio Davis Botts https://t.co/GhaMgwd3sE
Your OC and what they're named after
My new OC, Elvin the jazz drumming cat!
He is in fact named after a famous jazz drummer, Elvin Jones, who played with the likes of Charles Mingus, Miles Davis, and Bud Powell! https://t.co/rirmflMBkv
@CashApp $larrydavis2 if you want to support an artist
#ViolaDavis’ @VanityFair cover was shot by a Black photographer for the first time in the magazine’s history — @svanycalumni! Dario Calmese (MPS 2012 @SVAFASHIONPHOTO) 👏👏👏💪💪 #SVAwesome https://t.co/oNcw0igXcf
Viola Davis fotografiada por Dario Calmese para Vanity Fair 👑
"Mi vida entera ha sido una protesta" https://t.co/wCfaaEDzP5
A atriz Viola Davis na capa e páginas da Vanity Fair de julho/agosto 2020.
Foto: Dario Calmese (2020)
“My entire life has been a protest. It is a part of my voice, just like introducing myself to you and saying, ‘Hello, my name is Viola Davis.’”
The first Vanity Fair cover by a black photographer—Dario Calmese—in its 107 year history.
Viola Davis is the cover star for Vanity Fair https://t.co/WfZe3z4Bxt
The story behind Vanity Fair’s new Viola Davis cover, the magazine’s first by a Black photographer
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“Hiking is not escapism; it's realism. The people who choose to spend time outdoors are not running away from anything; we are returning to where we belong.” ― Jennifer Pharr Davis
🪴Planta en maceta con flores rosas, 1988.
Albert York se mudó a Nueva York, donde estudió pintura con Raphael Soyer y trabajó en una tienda de cuadros propiedad del artista Robert Kulicke. Fue Kulicke quien presentó el trabajo de York al galerista Roy Davis en 1962.
