#artthing

[forever-terrified]

Wow pretty boy.

[poliffwoog]

IN STARS AND TIME ACT 3 SPOILERS-

CW FOR BLOOD/VIOLENCE:

SPEAK IT, BRIGHT ONE. MAKE IT REAL.

[messykings]

misvil was sooooo good

[starpyrate-art]

Miku May 2024

C- Coquette Miku

[art-alien]

haiii errrrmmmm could you maybe possibly perhaps draw the funny banana lady ? split is so cool and awesome and you are also so cool and awesome soooo maybeeeeeese errmmmmmmmmmmmmmm…

bananba dawg. banabanab darwg

[cdthedustbunny]

IDK

~ Help out a disabled trans artist ❤︎ ~

[hamartichi]

My beloved emerald 💚🫶🏻

[gemharvest]

I'mso fucking tired I feel like

[cdthedustbunny]

I'M GAGGED

"What if Goromi was more in line with Majima's personal style post-Zero and also from the 1980's" was a thought I followed to it's inevitable conclusion last night

[nimininja]

Back on my bs

[dreami0]

A drawing of one of My Ocs, a Friends Oc and q random disc

[sandrabelz]

Working on some creative things. 😁

[whencyclopedia]

Mycenaean Art

The Mycenaean civilization flourished in the late Bronze Age from the 15th to the 13th century BCE, and their artists would continue the traditions passed on to them from Minoan Crete. Pottery, frescoes, and goldwork skillfully depicted scenes from nature, religion, hunting, and war. Developing new forms and styles, Mycenaean Art would prove to be more ambitious in scale and range of materials than Cretan art and, with its progression towards more and more abstract imagery, go on to influence later Greek art in the Archaic and Classical periods.

Inspirations

The Mycenaean civilization was based on mainland Greece but ideas and materials came via trading contacts with other cultures across the Mediterranean. Imported materials included gold, ivory (principally from the Syrian elephant), copper, and glass, while in the other direction went Mycenaean goods such as pottery to places as far afield as Egypt, Mesopotamia, the Levant, Anatolia, Sicily, and Cyprus.

In art as expressed in fresco, pottery, and jewellery, the earlier Minoan culture on Crete greatly influenced Mycenaean art. The Minoan love of natural forms and flowing design especially was adopted by Mycenaean artisans but with a tendency to more schematic and less life-like representation. This new style would become the dominant one throughout the Mediterranean. Geometric designs were popular, too, as were decorative motifs such as spirals and rosettes. Pottery shapes are much like the Minoan with the notable additions of the goblet and the alabastron (squat jar) with a definite preference for large jars. Terracotta figurines of animals and especially standing female figures were popular, as were small sculptures in ivory, carved stone vessels, and intricate gold jewellery. Frescoes depicted plants, griffins, lions, bull-leaping, battle scenes, warriors, chariots, figure-of-eight shields, and boar hunts, a particularly popular Mycenaean activity.

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[messykings]

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[starpyrate-art]

Miku May 2024 B - Bridal Miku

[gummyobunni]

The D!ckheads : 2023 vs 2022 Cover Art

The amount of progression the art has developed. Goddamn.