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Blake wants to prove that he’s strong by lifting a 54 kg Liza
#ArtistOnTwitter
encontré a blake en la feria del libro♥️♥️♥️ ya tengo los 3 primeros, me falta yang
I had this random idea, since the bees had the Blake wearing Yang's jacket trend.. How about Weiss wearing Sun's shirt ? Random ideas.. that's me in a nutshell XD
A promised art for my friend @alle1304 but I went overboard and made 2 😂
#sunflakes #sunwukong #WeissSchnee #rwby
@vwaiiro Thanks for this, love these tweets and seeing the work of talented artists. My name is Blake Ditto, I mostly do character design, fan art and animate here and there!
guess what day it is it's national blak(e) cat day #RWBY #roosterteeth #blakebelladonna #art
Let’s just all take a moment and thank DC comics for these beautiful covers 😍😍😍🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝 #RWBY #RubyRose #BlakeBelladonna #YangXiaoLong #dccomics
"New Haircuts, Classic Outfits."
#BlakeBelladonna #RWBY #rwbyfanart #myart #digitalart
Calling it now
Official Announcment: The comics are canon
"Comics show Blake and Yang thinking of each other and one or both of them validate their feelings"
Hatedom: ItS nOt By Rt So iT's NoT cAnOn HyUcK!
@bella_99 thanks for following! William Blake @artist_blake might strike your fancy 😉. Cheers, @andreitr
Blake turning into Keldeo in an awkward pose. Old stuff done during the holidays.
All That Glitters... NOW OPEN
New arrivals from exciting emerging contemporary artists, alongside rare editions by a host of Modern Masters.
Artwork
‘Reclaimed Items: Pin Up’
by Sir Peter Blake
#FrancisBacon #DavidHockney #Banksy #JohnLennon #DamienHirst #PeterBlake
How many find the night more magical than the day?
(Fairy Ring by James Blake)
Pixel of my persona, Blake!
#ArtistOnTwitter #ocs #originalcharacter
Some #SussexLore for #FolkloreThursday.
Known as Pharisees & famous for their love of dancing; the last Fairies in England lived in the Sussex Downs - from The Spectator 1908: 'Pharisees & Fairy Rings'.
https://t.co/tzukSeRvvS
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#FolkloreThursday Fairy paintings are strongly rooted in the literary and theatrical influences of Romanticism, as well as in the cultural issues facing the Victorian era. Henry Fuseli and William Blake produced works that would be indicative of the later genre even before 1800.
