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The Kat - Bernadett Tinko , 2021

Hungarian , b. 1992 -

Oil on paper , 23 x 31 cm

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Just amazing!

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Tail inspection

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Ana Weiss de Rossi - El vestido rosa (ca. 1915)

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Helmer Osslund (Swedish, 1866 - 1938)

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Monument valley & cores by qing ying

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Étain, depicted with her peers in power and beauty Harry Clarke, stained-glass, [c.1900] Left to right; Étain [or Éadaoin], Helen, Medb and Fand.

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Self Care - Lisa Larsson , 2023.

Swedish , b. 1991 -

Oil on canvas , 80 x 120 cm.

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The Sea Hawk is a 1940 American black-and-white swashbuckling adventure film from Warner Bros. that stars Errol Flynn as an English privateer who defends his nation's interests on the eve of the launch of the Spanish Armada.

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This line of Aragorn's is probably one of my favourites in the whole book. Why? I just like the rhythm of it, I think. I am not confident in poetry mechanics, so I'm not sure if it fits to a particular meter.

"Here’s a pretty hobbit-skin to wrap an elven-princeling in!"

It's got an alternating stressed-unstressed pattern, so it's trochaic, but it feels to me like "skin" and "in" work as end of line rhymes, so to get it as a catalectic trochaic tetrameter you have to pretend the "to" isn't involved in the stress at all?

"Here’s a pretty hobbit-skin/ (to) wrap an elven-princeling in"

I am very un-well-versed in poetry though, so if anyone knows what the rhythm is actually supposed to be doing here I'm all ears.

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Some (some less known too!) covers for the musical Camelot's vynils

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first drawing of 2025! This year I am doing animation full-time until the end of April, and already I do not have much power for other drawings x_x But I will try to experiment with a more sketchy style! So here is Fellowship doodle ♥

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When We Get Old (1897) by Theophile Steinlen

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That’s a perfect way to explain it!

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Edward Hopper - Night on the El Train (1918)