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I painted "Basilio: The West-Khan of Ferox" and "Flavia: the East-Khans of Ferox" from Fire Emblem Awakening for #FEcipher the Series 12 "Raging Deluge". 💪🏿👫
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Drew a bunch of my nasty crime boy Basil--Particularly how he looks minus his mask. As you can see he was born with a few extra teeth...Sometimes he likes to use that to his advantage but usually he'd just rather use his fists...
Highlights from the stream: nesting Gigantoraptor, territorial Allosaurus, sleeping Basilosaurus and a Diplocaulus with fleshy poncho. #paleoart #sciart #dinosaurs
!!!!!!!SURPRISE!!!!!!!
I'm a fox now. Basil (my badger 'sona) is beyond cool and fun but never felt much like "ME"
The first fursona I ever made was a fox dude, funnily enough, and i'm realising that maybe first instincts are pretty accurate sometimes.
Can’t believe I took so long to watch Basilisk! I’ve finished it and OMG it’s such a tragic and beautiful story 😭💔 loved it so much!!
It’s #ShakespeareWeek! To celebrate we’ll be sharing some of our favourite Shakespearean language every day this week.
Today’s word is ‘basilisk’. Discover what ‘basilisk’ meant in Shakespeare’s time and explore our full Shakespeare A-Z: https://t.co/nIgR9BGBWn @ShakespeareWeek
Yuru Camp △, Basilisk & 22/7 scans
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'Big Brown Dog' 1988 by #BasilBlackshaw.
Oil on canvas, 48 x 60in (121 x 152cm).
@ArtsCouncilNI collection.
Basil Gogos signed prints and t-shirts of Frankenstein's Monster are available now! Message me.
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hello! im a puerto rican illustration student living in colorado. here's where you can find me!
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This week's Early Access is ready for YOU. Join us on Patreon to read the comic ahead of everyone else! https://t.co/M61PJb0JbG #flyingpurplePLATYPUS #MagicalBoyBasil #lgbqt #poorEli
'Storm' by #BasilBlackshaw. An amazing and sensitive painting of the lurcher he bred and owned.
His ability to capture the soul and movement of the animals he painted was extraordinary.