#aho art

[aho-bot]

Individual gifs from my animation in case anyone wants to make them in-game sprays or something

[breadtheend]

Dumbass has no identity and serves no purpose but to die again and again lmao

Bonus Doodle:

*yes it's misspelled my bad :|

[arsonandhockey]

enjoy this piece i did last year and absolutely loved!!

[aire-bnb]

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[mushropm]

Carolina!!

[adelphenium]

i would be SO HAPPY if you wanted to draw sebastian aho (the carolina one) and or teuvo teräväinen <3 I LOVE YOUR ART MORE THAN ANYTHING ESPECIALLY THE GENDERBENT MATTMCDRAI ITS CRAZY SOMEONE ELSE IS AS DELULU ABOUT THEM AS ME

i don't know too much about the canes but these two are sooo something 😭💕

and aaaah thank you!! girl mcmattdrai is just . aauugh never leaves my mind, i'm glad we're all in it together !!!

[possible-raccoon]

New beginnings.

Escape au I made with @theboobird <3

[artkadukan]

this drawing of geto I did today at a weird angle cus my hand just died [I will post a proper picture of it tomorrow]

Its a re draw of that one scene with gojo and geto looking at the beta fish and im 50% done wooooooo [I will draw gojo eventually]

[soitamulle]

i tought we might take a moment to appreciate the striking cover art of finnish translations of the first 3 vampire chronicles!

the artist is hannele vanha-aho.

this is how the books looked like when i dragged them home from a local library some 23 (?) years ago. i still love these covers!!

interview with the vampire was first published in finnish in 1992 as "veren vangit" ( = prisoners of blood), translated by hanna tarkka, who also translated the following ones ->

the vampire lestat, "vampyyri lestat", published in 1993, and ->

the queen of the damned, "kadotettujen kuningatar", in 1994.

two decades later these three remain the only books in whole vampire chronicles that have been translated in finnish. (other works by anne rice haven't been published in finnish either, except for: the beauty books. makes me wonder about finland's publishing houses' priorities 😒)

so of course, after finishing these three, i had no other option but to pick up my first ever book in english, the tale of the body thief, when i was 14. which basically means it was lestat who taught me english (thank you monsieur de lioncourt!). and it warms my heart to have recently learnt that a few other of my friends have actually had this exact same experience! truly some life-altering literature.

[emerge077]

Eric Aho

Stars and Fireflies Late June, 2023

Oil on linen

36 x 42 inches

Courtesy DC Moore Gallery

[aho-bot]

I think this has got to be my magnum opus so far. Audio is from this Siivagunner rip

[mousetaur]

I desperately need to know: did you ever find out about the precolonial raincoats thing? Because I have been looking for that exact information for ages and it's been driving me up a wall.

Oh yes! Māori wore a big sort of cloak, made from tiers of flax called a pākē. I think it was surprisingly soft on the inside, for a pretty roughly put together item. It kept the rain off pretty well, working like thatched roofing. My book, Te Aho Tapu (the sacred thread): traditional Māori weaving by Mike Pendergrast quotes Sir Joseph Banks who said they often would wear just that, I assume it kept you warm and dry enough you didn't need to layer.

I love how pissed off this teenager looks while I assume his dad is having the time of this life. People are the same.

[zapsoda]

idk if ill color these

[neechees]

Doing an outfit challenge for Chickadee and here’s one one of my friends suggested and I thought it was SO cute I just wanted to post the finished vers for this one

[aire-bnb]

hurricane season 🌊

[maxaroniiiii]

i want pudding so bad