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And Day 27 of #cattember isn't a warrior oc of mine, but she is a Turkish Van, so here's rude girl Kit. Her story has changed a lot over the years, but originally it was about her getting lost in the desert and joining a motley group of stray cats. Her name was Aspen back then.
#Cattember2019 Day 27: Turkish Van!! This is Comet from Jan Brett’s book Comet’s Nine Lives! 🧶
THE SAME BUT DIFFERENT TOO is now available in...
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Massive shout out to the translators - it's such a tight rhyme and illustration combo but they make it work! 🙌
New artwork for sale! - "Turkish box with dancer " - https://t.co/at7bQTrZS5 @fineartamerica
@SpiderWitHyphen suggested doing a redesign for Turkish Spidey lol
So here he is
@daeofthepast @paprikapear I'm a 21 YO Turkish guy that likes drawing, YT videos, VA and more
Here is my art and stuff
https://t.co/B8P3WobLvP
Circa 1778 fashion plate of a robe à la Circassienne, a variation on the robe à la polonaise featuring “oriental” (typically Turkish) inspired trims.
Yesterdays @ObsFood illustration was Turkish novelist Elif Shafak. Catch it online now https://t.co/zLRh2DNGuf #illustration #commission #portrait
Here’s a set of images I worked on a few weeks back for Culture Trip for a article about the history of Turkish coffee 😊☕️
Turkish artist Selma Gürbüz, Full moon, woman with umbrella, 2011 #womensart
Senur Bicer 『Solo Exhibition』
2019.9.11 - 2019.9.13, a superb series of sensitive works by this accomplished Turkish artist.
https://t.co/F1D1GEhs4H
https://t.co/FcacbywBLL
Who’s ready for some #MegaMan-style Mozart? 🤔
Our take on #TurkishMarch goes live on YouTube later today!
Back to school time: Here the metal cover of a hornbook (used to teach children to read) with letters of alphabet engraved along the top. Eagle-eyed JM Massing also noted that the image on it is based on Albrecht Durer's 'Turkish Family' (June 2019 issue of Print Quarterly)
Turkish archer and arquebusier, as recorded by Lucas d'Heere in 1575. Today is his day.
so i just realized how depressing this art is (and explains holmes' expression) ,,,, because,,,, in the original Granada Sherlock Holmes episode this is inspired by (w/ the turkish baths), hes with /watson/
and now. hes not,,,