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Happy Friday everyone! This week, I wanna know who is your favorite character vocal?? (meaning vsynths who are voice acted/non-natural, not necessarily the "CV" series by Crypton)

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2023-06-30

You don't *have* to follow the rules of a paint-by-numbers

In his 'Schatzbehalter', a German incunabula with 96 woodcuts, Stephan Fridolin gave instructions on how the illustrations should be coloured - but the workshops often ignored them!

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2022-07-23

Somewhere Over The Rainbow: Phoebe Anna Traquair's sensual, spiritual & symbolic 'Love's Testament' (oil on canvas, 1898, Lloyd Webber Collection) for the day of the week dedicated to devotion and this week's

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2022-04-29

Sir Rhys ap Thomas was a nobleman who played a crucial part in the Wars of the Roses, especially at the Battle of Bosworth which secured the throne for Henry Tudor (Henry VII). For his role, he was awarded lands and privileges in south Wales 4/5

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2022-03-25

Last night was the Eve of St Agnes. Celebrating the Keats poem for with Elizabeth Siddal, Millais, Holman Hunt & Arthur Hughes. Watch the recording of Gender & Space in Pre-Raphaelite paintings of ‘The Eve of St Agnes’ by here: https://t.co/FAtYC4D8Pp

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2022-01-21

Sienna loves glittering, dancing snowflakes ❄️❄️❄️
What do you enjoy most about winter?

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2021-12-17

'The Angel of the Sea' (1906, private collection) by Edward Reginald Frampton (1872-1923) for this week's More Frampton to follow in the following weeks (#FramptonFridays!)

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2021-07-09

Arguably one of the most unnerving representations of Ophelia for this week's by George Frederic Watts (1875-80, Watts Gallery, Artists' Village).

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2021-06-18

Created by Casielle Santos-Gaerlan (IG .jpg)

“The lack of equal representation in today's media isn’t a secret. It’s uplifting to see today’s collective of creatives universally demanding to be seen.”

-Dash's, Madison Caprara on her

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2021-03-26

Created by Simone Noronha ()

"It all feels very ethereal...she paints with light in a way so few digital artists do."

-Dash's, Meg Snyder on her (th on Instagram)

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2021-03-12

Having binged the whole of (definitely not in one sitting... 🙃) lockdown suddenly seems like the perfect opportunity to learn

In our illustration, Shakespeare's characters dispute the rules

We haven't quite worked out who's right yet...

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2020-11-21

Celebrating the work of Simeon Solomon this who died OTD in 1905. '4 Seasons' & 'Day & Night' (c1877 priv.coll). The PRS Autumn journal is a special issue on Solomon guest-edited by Dr Carolyn Conroy & Dr Roberto C Ferrari & should be out for members mid October!

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2020-08-14

Our is 'P&O ship', n.d. by Alfred Wallis. Wallis, a fisherman living in St Ives, turned to painting after his wife died in 1922. ⚓

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2020-08-08

Feeling happy, healthy and revitalised after a jam-packed with , we're dancing into the weekend like 💃

A sashay to the snack cupboard can also be part of getting right?

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2020-06-13

Starting a new series of the first of which is 'The Mirror of Venus' by Burne-Jones (1875, Calouste Gulbenkian Museum) with all of its serene, glassy and ethereal beauty. Alas a difficult one to recreate during times of social distancing! ;-)

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2020-04-17

Cock-a-doodle-doo!

This print was commissioned by the Artists International Association to celebrate the Festival of Britain 1951. Inspired by the prevalence of poultry in post-war Britain, Rothenstein comments on the friction between the rural and the urban.

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2020-04-03

Calling all fellow artists...😍
We are obsessed with this design from 😛 Who else is?💥
https://t.co/lMi8dsywtl

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2020-02-21