#animals in hungarian

[stamp-it-to-me]

a 1961 Hungarian stamp depicting a polar bear

[id: a postage stamp with a somewhat stylized illustration of a polar bear. it strides on ice, against a background of more ice. this stamp is marked as being worth 1.40 Hungarian forint. end id]

[icecreamwithjackdaniels]

Géza Vastagh (Hungarian, 1866–1919), "Reclining Tiger" (close-up)

[ducktracy]

a short placing heavy emphasis on Hungarian Rhapsody No. II is a rite of passage for golden age cartoons. Bugs Bunny did it! Tom and Jerry did it! Daffy and Donald! but one thing Woody Woodpecker has above the competition is that he is held hostage by a group of gangsters and is forced to entertain, lest he get executed. amazing

[bakawitch]

Testing the masses....

[diana-andraste]

Picasso's studio with dog Kazbek, Brassaï, rue des Grands-Augustins, Paris, 1944

[eyeballs-in-my-head]

Any time I draw Sonic characters I curse the person who came up with their designs along with their entire lineage. This is probably why I draw Sonic fanart only every blue moon </3

I want to explain the joke to English speakers SO bad, but it'd probably take at least 5 business days if not more☹️ (exaggerating a bit, but still....sigh)

And that'd take away the fun from the funny. It'd just be...ny.

Like the noise you make when you're uncomfortable or tired or unpleased with something. "Nyuh...😒"

[leftneb]

Twin Stars in Orbit

this was inspired by a star system I got to look at through a telescope at my local observatory that I absolutely have not been able to stop thinking about since, I'll be honest I don't actually know if green stars have ever been observed to exist but theoretically it should be possible so eh I'm inveting it. astronomy nerds please don't burn me at the stake

I'm completely Normal about this podium btw (which is why I drew it uhh 4? times now)

[totothewolff]

Meet my villager Toto 🖤

I had so much fun designing this little fella! -

Don't forget to join The Wolf Pack at Discord > https://discord.com/invite/tpgArxqbfd

[l-ultimo-squalo]

A Nap és a Hold Elrablása / Kidnapping of the Sun and Moon (1968)

[random-brushstrokes]

Arthur Heyer (German/Hungarian, 1872–1931) - White Persian Cat on a Table

[animatejournal]

Tom and Jerry: The Cat Concerto Directors: William Hanna & Joseph Barbera Studio: MGM | USA, 1947

[stamp-it-to-me]

a 1968 Hungarian stamp from a series on domestic cats

[id: a square postage stamp with an illustration of a tabby cat's head. the cat is rendered in warm brown tones and with a fair amount of detail. it has light teal eyes that match the background of the stamp. this stamp is marked as being worth 1.20 Hungarian forint. end id]

[icecreamwithjackdaniels]

Géza Vastagh (Hungarian, 1866–1919), "Mother Cat with her Kittens", 1894

[amber-tortoiseshell]

Phylogenetic weasel tournament

Family: Mustelidae

Subfamily: Mustelinae

Genus: Mustela

The european polecat is a relatively lesser known but common european species. Since I'm primary still a color genetics blog, let's see some color variants: polecats are found in two major phenotypes, the standard type (see above) and a dark fur one with no black mask. Other colour mutations include albinos and erythrists (see below).

pictures: 1, 2, 3

The phylogenetic status of domestic animals is always a difficult question, but for the sake of this tournament, I chose to treat domestic ferrets as a different species. They are typically smaller, lighter in color, have smaller masks, and, unlike the solitary polecats, they love company: both of other ferrets and of humans.

And of course, being a domestic animal means lots of different colors!

pictures: 1, 2, 3

[phantomladyoverparis]

A monológ (1963), dir. György Kovásznai

[arthistoryanimalia]

For #FrogFriday + #DragonflyWeek:

Joris Hoefnagel (Flemish, 1542-1600) & Georg Bocskay (Hungarian, d.1575)

Common Pear, Lake Demoiselle, Moor Frog, and Hyacinth: Mira calligraphiae monumenta, Ms. 20 (86_MV_527), fol. 75

1561–1562; illumination added 1591–1596

Watercolors, gold & silver paint, ink

16.6 × 12.4 cm (6 9/16 × 4 7/8 in.)

Getty Museum collection