#art i like

[evelmiina]

Harold Von Schmidt

More art that I've found inspiring lately-

Albert Edelfelt

Karel Franta

Edouard John Menta

Bob Kuhn

David S. Herrerias

Stephanie Cunningham

Lucien Victor Guirand

[a-twistedheartslonging]

Aaaaah I love the Idia stuff @kahlua_and_gin on twitter makes.

Being a jerk about being tall.

Hot fire boy.

Hold your sleepy Shrimpy...I do wonder how strong his scrawny self would be, I'm sure he at least has more muscle than I do but...

....using his height against them in a fun way...long legged fucker.

[captaincreepend]

JhinHwei Yakuza AU!

[iamdangerace]

Good Job!

Lydia and The Geraldine Fibbers' Carla.

Holly woods

Translated from a @iamdangerace photo

[dilutedh2so4]

"Paris living his best life as the melodramatic queen he was born to be,"* from Gareth Hinds' Iliad *as titled by me, not by the original work lol

[art-i-like-with-no-explanation]

Francisco Goya, The Dog (El perro), 1819-23

[krist-420]

[non-conventionnel]

Arnold Böcklin - (16 October 1827 – 16 January 1901)

The Sacred Grove - (1866)

[greenflamethegf]

Today I encountered a graffiti of two cat people on a date. Maybe there is hope for humanity

[horus-solis]

finally got this done after finishing the game

[vasyandii]

He is coming alive… your boy

Ough... He's pathetic. Put him through the meat grinder.

[flunkett]

VIDEO ESSAYS I LIKE

art, the furry community, identity, etc. this video is worth the watch regardless of your opinion on furries

talks about art and the history of titles of art pieces and how it can be an extension of the art itself

the conspiracy behind MLK's assasination, its really cool to think about and brings up alot of interesting observations

this blew my mind. talks abt chiropractors and the connection to scientology along with the history of them

talks about queer history in film and queer subtext in media and how devouring could be a metaphor for sexuality

arcanes writing of morally grey characters, how every character in this banger show is so well written i just. my words dont do this video justice

the search into who created this infamous gif, i cried watching this. it gets deep

Arcanes beautiful writing of gender, specifically women. ill never get over how good the writing is for this show. talks about subverting tropes and or building off of them

the search into who made these mysterious circles in the Sahara. a very fun and insightful journey

the hunt for one of the most influential artists ever who had never been credited for any of his famous works.

[hereticallyeverafter]

credit: stitching_a_laugh_to_darkness

[captaincreepend]

HONEY I AM BACK FROM JAIL

[yippeecahier]

Art from the @snowflake-sage of me holding a pocket husband 💕