#Fire Art

[fuckyeahchinesefashion]

chinese fire art huoyandao火焰刀(fire blade) by 李卿尘li qingchen

[liberaljane]

❤️‍🔥 I would hate to see you burn out, little star.

Digital illustration of a square matchbox with four matches, with one missing from the box. Text reads, ‘you can’t light yourself on fire to keep someone else warm.’

[hyrule-preschool]

The woe and anguish of discussing your job

[cali-kabi]

~ saw some amazing awesome knight ocs and I drew them (~˘▾˘)~💫🌟🍭🌈

@aseuki 🌟 @what-is-love-babey-dont-hurt-me 🌟 @startistdoodles hope y’all like them in my art style I had so much fun drawing them ;w;🌟

[pixierainbows]

fire art

[claypigeonpottery]

should I add colour to the flames?

a new take on this older piece

[ilikeit-art]

Steven Spazuk paints with fire in a technique he refers to as “fumage,” reinventing traditional artistic approaches. Since 2001, Spazuk has refined this skill – creating exquisitely vivid figures and animals from the residue of his candle’s brushstrokes.

[sarahsalixart]

"Do not let your fire go out... in the hopeless swamps of the approximate, the not-quite, the not-yet, the not-at-all."

Ayn Rand

[shopwitchvamp]

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[blessedscavengers]

some little matchstick prints I made with some lino scraps

made in 2022

[mothmansjuicyglutes]

Girls' Night!! 💖✨🪄👯🎃😈👻

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[rising-defiance-au]

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[bbubblerum]

Phoenix Griffon! A creature from my fantasy setting that herd the souls of the dead into the afterlife!

[hyrule-preschool]

The children of Hyrule Preschool!

Ona and co created and designed by @gaylactic-fire

Cassie and co created and designed by @najikasun

[troutreznor]

Elegy for 2020 / Bryan David Griffith, 2021

Burned wood, stone, ash, charred leaves.

In August and September 2020, massive, fast-moving wildfires destroyed thousands of homes and displaced tens of thousands of people across Oregon, Washington, and California. This installation serves as a memorial for those who lost their lives, a tribute to those who worked tirelessly to prevent a much larger loss of life, and a testament to all who suffered through the flames and emerged on the other side. Each charred leaf commemorates a lost life.

photo captured and accompanying caption transcribed from "Rethinking Fire" exhibit at the World Forestry Center in Portland, OR

[razorberries-art]

"Fireflies" • 5x7" • watercolor & ink on paper