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[tail-feathers]

Charles Ash

In Old Santa Fe

In the 19th century, firewood was brought into Santa Fe on the backs of burros. The burros would park and unload in Burro Alley where their human partners sold the wood and then spent the money in saloons and brothels.

[dirteaicecream]

Front Yard Concrete Pavers Albuquerque Design ideas for a large transitional drought-tolerant and full sun front yard concrete paver landscaping in summer.

[dennismcollage]

Southwestern Pool in Los Angeles Inspiration for a large southwestern side yard custom-shaped and stone infinity pool house remodel

[cest-vogue]

Southwestern Pool in Los Angeles

Inspiration for a large southwestern side yard custom-shaped and stone infinity pool house remodel

[beyondtheadobe]

[vintagehomecollection]

Living with Folk Art: Ethnic Styles from Around the World, 1991

[hometoursandotherstuff]

This 1900 home is San Miguel, Mexico is a dream. 3bds, 5ba, 2,982 sq ft, $1.495m.

What a paradise. Look at this entrance.

Gorgeous main hall. Look at the arched brick ceiling.

Stunning living room and fireplace. Look at the rock wall. And, you can see another rock wall outside.

It looks like the architecture combines indoor with outdoor living.

Love the dining area, look at the curtain across the kitchen. You can see the garden thru the glass doors and window.

Sitting area off the dining room.

Love the Mexican tile and wood in the kitchen.

Tiled stairs. The stairs are well lit by natural light.

I love the guest half bath under the stairs!

Gorgeous primary bedroom suite. Look at the fireplace.

The en-suite bath is stunning.

Love the tile! And, look at the sink.

Super classy TV room. Watching TV in luxury.

Gorgeous bedroom with a terrace and beautiful fireplace. Look at the ceiling.

Cute little bedroom.

The tiles in this home are exquisite and so is the wood.

Look at the cute little office.

Isn't this lovely?

Beautiful outdoor kitchen. I don't know if I've ever seen one with an exhaust hood.

Tiled hot tub with a fountain. The lot size is 2,271 sq ft.

https://www.theagencyre.com/single-familynt/ta8472/4a-pilancon-san-miguel-de-allende-gt-37700

[anam2s]

Rufous-collared sparrow / Andean sparrow (Zonotrichia capensis)

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« Remus rolled cigarettes himself and despite the fact that there were not many left, he could never refuse Sirius.. »

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I AM NOT CALLING FOR ANYTHING AND I AM NOT PROMOTING ANYTHING〰️

[dynamoe]

REDRAW Venture Bros S01E10 "Tag Sale— You're It!"

→ → to all Billy Quizboy & Pete White posts

The scene where Mr. White and Master Billy (they didn't have full names yet) try to sell Dr. Girlfriend on becoming their nemesis opens with a tilt (camera moves up-down on X-axis), which I patched together from multiple screenshots.

This episode is officially Conjectural Technologies first appearance post-pilot, but the episode order was scrambled. Even as early as this episode is, when everything looked kinda “off” in general, in this scene in particular the proportions are very odd.

Dr. Girlfriend is enormous. It's not from a forced perspective/"wide lens" effect since even White is looking up at her— she really is like 7 feet tall here. The stretch is somewhat hidden by the tilt. She's supposed to be barely 5' (according to Doc on a commentary track)— a petite lady. Meanwhile, Billy's way too small in the shot. He's usually level with White's top row of buttons.

I rejiggered the proportions while faithfully recreating the poses, which I find both static/boring (the boys) + weird (why are her hands posed like that?) If I recall, I don't think anyone moves in this shot, just the simulated camera angle, so it may have been one drawing so no one could move, explaining the stiff poses.

Looks like I accidentally created a new subtext. White gives Billy judgemental side-eye for looking up with reverential joy at Dr. Girlfriend about to bless him with a laying-on of hands on his big ol' melonhead.

When I've drawn White with his parasol before, I used the typical Japanese design. I considered maybe the canon brolly might have been based on a Thai (or another Southeast Asian culture's) design. When it comes back in a later episode it has more of an inverse curve to it that you see in old temple roofs.

I've searched everywhere for a real life parasol with this design. Nothing. The closest I can find are big beach umbrellas at fancy resorts, but they aren't open at the top with criss-crossing ribs. Venture Bros takes place in a world very much like ours, but with subtle differences. This umbrella is one of those differences.

In my redraw, I added a Santa windsock. If you don't know why, turn in your fan club card, you POSEUR.

I found this abandoned drawing on my backup drive from 2021. Decided to finish it as self-care. (I'm moving in two weeks and very stressed out.)

First time (kinda) drawing Dr. Girlfriend. Only my fourth VB character drawn after, like, four years? Fifth if you count the Rusty Venture action figure.

What did they do with the Santa Windsock? Which one wanted it? Did Venture refuse sell it to them after he threw a snit over the Shrink Ray? He claims he won't sell the Shrink Ray to them in that scene (because they said the logo was stupid), but then they have it (in pieces) in their possession when he comes looking for it in Escape to the House of Mummies (Part II)

→ to Master Billy Quizboy & Pete White index

edited to add a further idea....

If only the show had an unlimited animation budget, it'd be more in character for Billy to be jumping around and gesturing wildly while making his pitch to be her nemesis. Sweaty. Hard sell.

...and smoking. (My version of Billy smokes.)

[fiveredlights]

is it weird and evil that i feel a sense of joy watching other people experience the patented VCARB God Awful Strategy (or as I like to call it, the Daniel Ricciardo Experience™️) that we’ve been complaining about for literal months… i said may everyone get what they deserve… much love and light <3

[tail-feathers]

Rita Kirkman

Adobe Spring

Pastel on Clairefontaine

[7goodangel]

Me, several years ago: "I'll never try digital 3D art... just have no interest to learn it. Already have learned other art forms that I barely use anyway... so why add to that ?..."

Me, currently: [Is attempting to model a donut in Blender] "... uh... I can explain..."

[the-eldritch-it-gay]

hey since i think this says a lot about people:

Minecraft players: In The tags, What is your go-to biome for building a base/home in and what is your go-to architectural style?

[crowvainn]

gijinkas :D (reblogs are appreciated !!)

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